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Product comparison · 2 car subwoofers

JBL Club 1224 vs JBL CLUBWS1200 car subwoofer Subwoofer driver

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  • 8specifications compared
  • 4differ
  • 4identical
  • 10known for one product only

Key differences

The JBL Club 1224 has 25 W more subwoofer RMS power than the JBL CLUBWS1200 car subwoofer Subwoofer driver (275 W vs 250 W). The JBL CLUBWS1200 car subwoofer Subwoofer driver has 2 - 175 Hz more subwoofer frequency range than the JBL Club 1224 (27 - 175 Hz vs 25 - 175 Hz). The JBL Club 1224 has 100 W more subwoofer peak power than the JBL CLUBWS1200 car subwoofer Subwoofer driver (1100 W vs 1000 W).

  • Subwoofer RMS power
    • 275 W
    • 250 W
  • Subwoofer frequency range
    • 25 - 175 Hz
    • 27 - 175 Hz
  • Subwoofer peak power
    • 1100 W
    • 1000 W
  • Mounting depth
    • 16.5 cm
    • 8.3 cm

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18 specifications
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JBL

Club 1224View product
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JBL

CLUBWS1200 car subwoofer Subwoofer driver

Model CLUBWS1200

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Subwoofer3 differ
Subwoofer RMS powerDiffers275 W250 W
Subwoofer frequency rangeDiffers25 - 175 Hz27 - 175 Hz
Subwoofer peak powerDiffers1100 W1000 W
Subwoofer driver diameter (imperial)Known for one25.4 cm (10")
Subwoofer driver diameterKnown for one25 cm
Subwoofer typeKnown for onePassive subwoofer
Technical detailsidentical
Voice coil diameterKnown for one5 cm
Size (imperial)Known for one30.5 cm (12")
Weight & dimensions1 differ
WidthKnown for one328 mm
DepthKnown for one165 mm
HeightKnown for one328 mm
Cutout diameterKnown for one28.5 cm
Mounting depthDiffers16.5 cm8.3 cm
Packaging contentidentical
Quick start guideKnown for oneYes

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