Beschrijving
Jean Marie Reynaud Lunna : Speaker
LUNNA is the name given by the Dagomba people of West Africa to a small percussion instrument also known as the Tama or “talking drum”. This small instrument worn under the arm is both percussive and melodic, it was used as a means of communication between tribes and was used by the griots to carry the word of the kings.
Specifications :
| Impedance | 4 ohms (minimum 4,3 Ohms) |
|---|---|
| Frequency response | 40 to 25000 Hz |
| Allowable power | 120 W |
| Peak power | 200 W |
| Power of use | 40 to 150 W |
| Sensibility | 91,6 dB (2,83V) – 89 (2V) |
| Distorsion | less than 0,5% (niveau 84 dB) |
| Type of filtering | 2 ½ way in 6/12/12 dB/octave |
| Connection | Single-wire |
| Dimensions | H 85, P 30,8, L 18,6 cm |
| Weight | 18 kg |
