Product comparison · 2 car speakers

Philips CSP620 Car entertainment system vs Philips CSP652/51 car speaker Round 2-way

Key differences

Speaker type
- CSP620 Car entertainment system:3-way
- CSP652/51 car speaker Round 2-way:2-way
Peak power
- CSP620 Car entertainment system:400 W
- CSP652/51 car speaker Round 2-way:300 W
Rated power
- CSP620 Car entertainment system:80 W
- CSP652/51 car speaker Round 2-way:60 W
Frequency range
- CSP620 Car entertainment system:35 - 32000 Hz
- CSP652/51 car speaker Round 2-way:36 - 35000 Hz
Product colour
- CSP620 Car entertainment system:Black
- CSP652/51 car speaker Round 2-way:Black, White
Height
- CSP620 Car entertainment system:76 mm
- CSP652/51 car speaker Round 2-way:80 mm
Tweeter diameter
- CSP620 Car entertainment system:1.5 cm
- CSP652/51 car speaker Round 2-way:3.6 cm
Mounting depth
- CSP620 Car entertainment system:5.8 cm
- CSP652/51 car speaker Round 2-way:6.13 cm

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Comparison of CSP620/93, CSP652/51
31 specifications	A Philips CSP620 Car entertainment system Model CSP620/93 View product	B Philips CSP652/51 car speaker Round 2-way Model CSP652/51 View product
Audio4 differ
Speaker typeDiffers	3-way	2-way
Peak powerDiffers	400 W	300 W
Rated powerDiffers	80 W	60 W
Frequency rangeDiffers	35 - 32000 Hz	36 - 35000 Hz
Midrange speaker magnet typeKnown for one	Neodymium	Unknown — not stated by the source
Technical details1 differ
Product colourDiffers	Black	Black, White
Tweeter protrusionKnown for one	6.7 mm	Unknown — not stated by the source
Mounting brackets includedKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Angle adapter includedKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	2
Fix frameKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	2
Weight & dimensions3 differ
HeightDiffers	76 mm	80 mm
Tweeter diameterDiffers	1.5 cm	3.6 cm
Mid-range driver diameterKnown for one	3.8 cm	Unknown — not stated by the source
Mounting depthDiffers	5.8 cm	6.13 cm
Packaging content1 differ
Quantity per packDiffers	2 pc(s)	4 pc(s)

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