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Product comparison · 2 loudspeakers

Biamp Community IP6-1122/26B vs Biamp Community IP6-1122WR66

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  • 30specifications compared
  • 8differ
  • 22identical
  • 2known for one product only

Key differences

The Biamp Community IP6-1122/26B has 0.04 cm more tweeter diameter than the Biamp Community IP6-1122WR66 (3.6 cm vs 3.56 cm). The Biamp Community IP6-1122WR66 has 1 dB more sensitivity than the Biamp Community IP6-1122/26B (95 dB vs 94 dB). The Biamp Community IP6-1122WR66 has 1 more speakers than the Biamp Community IP6-1122/26B (2 vs 1). Only the Biamp Community IP6-1122WR66 has suitable for outdoor use. Only the Biamp Community IP6-1122WR66 has mounting brackets included.

  • Tweeter diameter
    • 3.6 cm
    • 3.56 cm
  • Frequency range
    • 37 - 17500 Hz
    • 38 - 18.5 Hz
  • Sensitivity
    • 94 dB
    • 95 dB
  • Product colour
    • Black
    • Grey
  • Number of speakers
    • 1
    • 2
  • Suitable for outdoor use
    • No
    • Yes
  • Mounting brackets included
    • No
    • Yes

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32 specifications
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Biamp

Community IP6-1122/26BView product
B

Biamp

Community IP6-1122WR66View product
Loudspeakers2 differ
Speaker placementDiffersFlyable, Surface-mountable, Wall-mountableWall-mountable
Tweeter diameterDiffers3.6 cm3.56 cm
Audio output channelsKnown for one2.0 channels
Audio2 differ
Frequency rangeDiffers37 - 17500 Hz38 - 18.5 Hz
SensitivityDiffers94 dB95 dB
Performance3 differ
Product colourDiffersBlackGrey
Number of speakersDiffers12
Housing materialKnown for onePlywood, Steel, Fabric
Suitable for outdoor useDiffersNoYes
Packaging content1 differ
Mounting brackets includedDiffersNoYes

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