Product comparison · 2 loudspeakers

JBL ES Series ES100BK loudspeaker Black Wired vs JBL ES Series ES10BE loudspeaker Beige Wired

Key differences

Number of drivers
- ES Series ES100BK loudspeaker Black Wired:5
- ES Series ES10BE loudspeaker Beige Wired:3
Woofer
- ES Series ES100BK loudspeaker Black Wired:Yes
- ES Series ES10BE loudspeaker Beige Wired:No
RMS rated power
- ES Series ES100BK loudspeaker Black Wired:250 W
- ES Series ES10BE loudspeaker Beige Wired:100 W
Frequency range
- ES Series ES100BK loudspeaker Black Wired:32 - 40000 Hz
- ES Series ES10BE loudspeaker Beige Wired:65 - 40000 Hz
Sensitivity
- ES Series ES100BK loudspeaker Black Wired:91 dB
- ES Series ES10BE loudspeaker Beige Wired:86 dB
Product colour
- ES Series ES100BK loudspeaker Black Wired:Black
- ES Series ES10BE loudspeaker Beige Wired:Beige
Depth
- ES Series ES100BK loudspeaker Black Wired:422 mm
- ES Series ES10BE loudspeaker Beige Wired:140 mm
Height
- ES Series ES100BK loudspeaker Black Wired:1145 mm
- ES Series ES10BE loudspeaker Beige Wired:201 mm

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Comparison of ES100BK, ES10BE
25 specifications	A JBL ES Series ES100BK loudspeaker Black Wired Model ES100BK View product	B JBL ES Series ES10BE loudspeaker Beige Wired Model ES10BE View product
Loudspeakers3 differ
Speaker placementDiffers	Floor	Tabletop/bookshelf, Wall-mountable
Number of driversDiffers	5	3
WooferDiffers	Yes	No
Woofer diameterKnown for one	25 cm	Unknown — not stated by the source
Woofer diameter (imperial)Known for one	25.4 cm (10")	Unknown — not stated by the source
Audio3 differ
RMS rated powerDiffers	250 W	100 W
Frequency rangeDiffers	32 - 40000 Hz	65 - 40000 Hz
SensitivityDiffers	91 dB	86 dB
Crossover frequencyKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	9000 Hz
Performance1 differ
Product colourDiffers	Black	Beige
Weight & dimensions3 differ
DepthDiffers	422 mm	140 mm
HeightDiffers	1145 mm	201 mm
WeightDiffers	29 kg	4 kg
Other featuresidentical
Magnetically shieldedKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source

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