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Product comparison · 2 loudspeakers

JBL Studio L810CH, cherry vs JBL Studio L820CH, cherry

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  • 12specifications compared
  • 6differ
  • 6identical
  • 2known for one product only

Key differences

The JBL Studio L820CH, cherry has 2 cm more woofer diameter than the JBL Studio L810CH, cherry (15 cm vs 13 cm). The JBL Studio L810CH, cherry has 5 - 40000 Hz more frequency range than the JBL Studio L820CH, cherry (60 - 40000 Hz vs 55 - 40000 Hz). The JBL Studio L820CH, cherry has 2 dB more sensitivity than the JBL Studio L810CH, cherry (90 dB vs 88 dB). Type: Bookshelf on the JBL Studio L810CH, cherry, In-wall/On-wall/In-ceiling speakers on the JBL Studio L820CH, cherry. Dimensions (WxDxH): 311 x 127 x 362 mm on the JBL Studio L810CH, cherry, 391 x 127 x 311 mm on the JBL Studio L820CH, cherry.

  • Woofer diameter
    • 13 cm
    • 15 cm
  • Frequency range
    • 60 - 40000 Hz
    • 55 - 40000 Hz
  • Sensitivity
    • 88 dB
    • 90 dB
  • Weight
    • 6.4 kg
    • 8.6 kg
  • Dimensions (WxDxH)
    • 311 x 127 x 362 mm
    • 391 x 127 x 311 mm

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Loudspeakers1 differ
Woofer diameterDiffers13 cm15 cm
Mid-range driver diameterKnown for one10 cm
Audio2 differ
Frequency rangeDiffers60 - 40000 Hz55 - 40000 Hz
SensitivityDiffers88 dB90 dB
Crossover frequencyKnown for one3500.20000 Hz
Weight & dimensions1 differ
WeightDiffers6.4 kg8.6 kg
Other features2 differ
TypeDiffersBookshelfIn-wall/On-wall/In-ceiling speakers
Dimensions (WxDxH)Differs311 x 127 x 362 mm391 x 127 x 311 mm

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