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Product comparison · 2 loudspeakers

JBL Studio L810CH, cherry vs JBL Studio LC1

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  • 13specifications compared
  • 7differ
  • 6identical
  • 1known for one product only

Key differences

The JBL Studio L810CH, cherry has 5 - 40000 Hz more frequency range than the JBL Studio LC1 (60 - 40000 Hz vs 55 - 40000 Hz). The JBL Studio LC1 has 3 dB more sensitivity than the JBL Studio L810CH, cherry (91 dB vs 88 dB). The JBL Studio L810CH, cherry has 500 Hz more crossover frequency than the JBL Studio LC1 (3500.20000 Hz vs 3000.20000 Hz). Product colour: Cherry (fruit) on the JBL Studio L810CH, cherry, Black on the JBL Studio LC1. Type: Bookshelf on the JBL Studio L810CH, cherry, In-wall/On-wall/In-ceiling speakers on the JBL Studio LC1.

  • Frequency range
    • 60 - 40000 Hz
    • 55 - 40000 Hz
  • Sensitivity
    • 88 dB
    • 91 dB
  • Crossover frequency
    • 3500.20000 Hz
    • 3000.20000 Hz
  • Product colour
    • Cherry (fruit)
    • Black
  • Weight
    • 6.4 kg
    • 10.5 kg
  • Dimensions (WxDxH)
    • 311 x 127 x 362 mm
    • 533 x 254 x 191 mm

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14 specifications
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JBL

Studio L810CH, cherryView product
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JBL

Studio LC1View product
Audio3 differ
Frequency rangeDiffers60 - 40000 Hz55 - 40000 Hz
SensitivityDiffers88 dB91 dB
Crossover frequencyDiffers3500.20000 Hz3000.20000 Hz
Performance1 differ
Product colourDiffersCherry (fruit)Black
Weight & dimensions1 differ
WeightDiffers6.4 kg10.5 kg
Other features2 differ
TypeDiffersBookshelfIn-wall/On-wall/In-ceiling speakers
Dimensions (WxDxH)Differs311 x 127 x 362 mm533 x 254 x 191 mm
MaterialKnown for oneAluminium

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