Product comparison · 2 loudspeakers

JBL Stage 240H vs JBL Stage 250B

Key differences

Woofer diameter
- Stage 240H:11.4 cm
- Stage 250B:13 cm
Woofer diameter (imperial)
- Stage 240H:11.4 cm (4.5")
- Stage 250B:13.3 cm (5.25")
Frequency range
- Stage 240H:85 - 25000 Hz
- Stage 250B:50 - 25000 Hz
Sensitivity
- Stage 240H:87 dB
- Stage 250B:86 dB
Crossover frequency
- Stage 240H:1600 Hz
- Stage 250B:1700 Hz
Product colour
- Stage 240H:Wood, Black
- Stage 250B:Black
Width
- Stage 240H:176 mm
- Stage 250B:200 mm
Depth
- Stage 240H:180 mm
- Stage 250B:241 mm

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Comparison of Stage 240H, Stage 250B
32 specifications	A JBL Stage 240H View product	B JBL Stage 250B View product
Loudspeakers3 differ
Speaker type	2-way	2-way
Speaker placementDiffers	Wall-mountable, Ceiling-mountable	Stand-mountable
Number of drivers	2	2
Tweeter	Yes	Yes
Number of tweeter drivers	1	1
Tweeter diameter	2.5 cm	2.5 cm
Tweeter diameter (imperial)	2.54 cm (1")	2.54 cm (1")
Woofer	Yes	Yes
Number of woofer drivers	1	1
Woofer diameterDiffers	11.4 cm	13 cm
Woofer diameter (imperial)Differs	11.4 cm (4.5")	13.3 cm (5.25")
Audio3 differ
Frequency rangeDiffers	85 - 25000 Hz	50 - 25000 Hz
Impedance	6 Ω	6 Ω
SensitivityDiffers	87 dB	86 dB
Crossover frequencyDiffers	1600 Hz	1700 Hz
Audio decodersKnown for one	Dolby Atmos	Unknown — not stated by the source
RMS rated powerKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	75 W
Performance1 differ
Product colourDiffers	Wood, Black	Black
Recommended usage	Home	Home
Number of speakers	2	2
Amplifieridentical
Amplifier	No	No
Recommended amplifier power (max)	150 W	150 W
Recommended amplifier power (min)	20 W	20 W
Ports & interfacesidentical
Connectivity technology	Wired	Wired
Weight & dimensions4 differ
WidthDiffers	176 mm	200 mm
DepthDiffers	180 mm	241 mm
HeightDiffers	270 mm	321 mm
WeightDiffers	4.6 kg	5.6 kg
Packaging data1 differ
Package type	Box	Box
Package weightDiffers	10.4 kg	13.6 kg
Packaging contentidentical
Quantity per pack	2 pc(s)	2 pc(s)
Quick start guide	Yes	Yes

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