Product comparison · 2 loudspeakers

JBL STUDIO™ SERIES 590 2-way Black Wired vs JBL STUDIO 120CCH

Key differences

Speaker type
- STUDIO™ SERIES 590 2-way Black Wired:2-way
- STUDIO 120CCH:2.5-way
Speaker placement
- STUDIO™ SERIES 590 2-way Black Wired:Floor
- STUDIO 120CCH:Tabletop/bookshelf
Woofer diameter
- STUDIO™ SERIES 590 2-way Black Wired:20 cm
- STUDIO 120CCH:10 cm
Woofer diameter (imperial)
- STUDIO™ SERIES 590 2-way Black Wired:20.3 cm (8")
- STUDIO 120CCH:10.2 cm (4")
Frequency range
- STUDIO™ SERIES 590 2-way Black Wired:35 - 40000 Hz
- STUDIO 120CCH:60 - 22000 Hz
Impedance
- STUDIO™ SERIES 590 2-way Black Wired:6 Ω
- STUDIO 120CCH:8 Ω
Sensitivity
- STUDIO™ SERIES 590 2-way Black Wired:92 dB
- STUDIO 120CCH:90 dB
Crossover frequency
- STUDIO™ SERIES 590 2-way Black Wired:1500 Hz
- STUDIO 120CCH:900 Hz

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Comparison of 590, STUDIO 120CCH
30 specifications	A JBL STUDIO™ SERIES 590 2-way Black Wired Model 590 View product	B JBL STUDIO 120CCH View product
Loudspeakers4 differ
Speaker typeDiffers	2-way	2.5-way
Speaker placementDiffers	Floor	Tabletop/bookshelf
Speaker positionKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Center
Woofer diameterDiffers	20 cm	10 cm
Woofer diameter (imperial)Differs	20.3 cm (8")	10.2 cm (4")
Audio4 differ
Frequency rangeDiffers	35 - 40000 Hz	60 - 22000 Hz
ImpedanceDiffers	6 Ω	8 Ω
SensitivityDiffers	92 dB	90 dB
Crossover frequencyDiffers	1500 Hz	900 Hz
RMS rated powerKnown for one	250 W	Unknown — not stated by the source
Performance2 differ
Product colourDiffers	Black	Cherry (fruit)
Recommended usageDiffers	Universal	Speaker set unit
Amplifieridentical
Recommended amplifier power (max)Known for one	250 W	Unknown — not stated by the source
Poweridentical
Power source typeKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Not supported
Weight & dimensions4 differ
WidthDiffers	322 mm	533 mm
DepthDiffers	413 mm	251 mm
HeightDiffers	1263 mm	165 mm
WeightDiffers	31.5 kg	8.4 kg
Other featuresidentical
EqualizerKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	No

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