Description

Beyma 10MFe-4 10″ High-Output Pro Audio Midrange Driver (4 Ohm)

Overview

Designed for systems that require high vocal projection and broad midband efficiency, the Beyma 10MFe-4 is a 10-inch pro-audio driver built to overcome heavy ambient noise. With a 97 dB sensitivity rating, it efficiently converts amplifier power into sharp, uncompressed vocal energy and detailed midrange presence.

Featuring a lightweight cone assembly and a robust motor structure, the 10MFe-4 eliminates midband distortion to deliver clean vocal reproduction and crisp instrumentation. It is a solid choice for custom motorcycle audio builds, high-SPL pro-audio door panels, chuchero boxes, and marine sound arrays.

Key Features

• High Efficiency (97 dB Sensitivity): Produces extreme volume levels with modest power input, making the most of your amplifier’s capabilities.

• Dedicated Vocal Focus: Tuned specifically for vocal accuracy across the 100 Hz to 6,000 Hz frequency range.

• Low Distortion Output: Designed to maintain linear cone control and articulate output at high listening levels.

• 4-Ohm Impedance: Standard impedance configuration for mobile, marine, and powersports amplifiers.

• Durable Build: Uses a treated paper cone and strong steel chassis to withstand continuous operation in tough environments.

Technical Specifications

Specification	Details
Nominal Diameter	10 Inches (250 mm)
Nominal Impedance	4 Ohms
AES Power Handling	150 Watts
Program Power Handling	300 Watts
Sensitivity (1W / 1m)	97 dB
Frequency Range	100 Hz – 6,000 Hz
Voice Coil Diameter	1.5 Inches (38.5 mm)
Resonant Frequency	85 Hz
Magnet Type	High-Flux Ferrite

Ideal Applications

• Custom Pro-Audio Door Panels: Fits multi-driver front stages that need strong vocal projection over heavy sub-bass.

• Motorcycle Audio: Custom 10-inch saddlebag setups and tour-pak pods engineered to cut through highway wind and exhaust noise.

• Chuchero & Demo Enclosures: Delivers clear, far-reaching vocal output in open-air pro-audio arrays.

System Tuning Tip: Set your high-pass filter (HPF) between 120 Hz and 150 Hz with a 12 dB or 24 dB/octave slope to maximize power handling and keep vocal reproduction clean and distortion-free.