Product comparison · 2 loudspeakers

Yamaha CBR10 loudspeaker 2-way Black Wired vs Yamaha CBR15 loudspeaker 2-way Black Wired

Key differences

Speaker placement
- CBR10 loudspeaker 2-way Black Wired:Floor, Flyable
- CBR15 loudspeaker 2-way Black Wired:Floor
Woofer diameter (imperial)
- CBR10 loudspeaker 2-way Black Wired:25.4 cm (10")
- CBR15 loudspeaker 2-way Black Wired:38.1 cm (15")
RMS rated power
- CBR10 loudspeaker 2-way Black Wired:350 W
- CBR15 loudspeaker 2-way Black Wired:500 W
Peak Music Power Output (PMPO)
- CBR10 loudspeaker 2-way Black Wired:700 W
- CBR15 loudspeaker 2-way Black Wired:1000 W
Frequency range
- CBR10 loudspeaker 2-way Black Wired:50 - 20000 Hz
- CBR15 loudspeaker 2-way Black Wired:46 - 20000 Hz
Crossover frequency
- CBR10 loudspeaker 2-way Black Wired:2800 Hz
- CBR15 loudspeaker 2-way Black Wired:2000 Hz
Width
- CBR10 loudspeaker 2-way Black Wired:308 mm
- CBR15 loudspeaker 2-way Black Wired:455 mm
Depth
- CBR10 loudspeaker 2-way Black Wired:289 mm
- CBR15 loudspeaker 2-way Black Wired:378 mm

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Comparison of CBR10, CBR15
20 specifications	A Yamaha CBR10 loudspeaker 2-way Black Wired Model CBR10 View product	B Yamaha CBR15 loudspeaker 2-way Black Wired Model CBR15 View product
Loudspeakers2 differ
Speaker type	2-way	2-way
Audio output channels	1.0 channels	1.0 channels
Speaker placementDiffers	Floor, Flyable	Floor
Tweeter	Yes	Yes
Woofer	Yes	Yes
Woofer diameter (imperial)Differs	25.4 cm (10")	38.1 cm (15")
Audio4 differ
RMS rated powerDiffers	350 W	500 W
Peak Music Power Output (PMPO)Differs	700 W	1000 W
Frequency rangeDiffers	50 - 20000 Hz	46 - 20000 Hz
Impedance	8 Ω	8 Ω
Crossover frequencyDiffers	2800 Hz	2000 Hz
Performanceidentical
Product colour	Black	Black
Recommended usage	DJ	DJ
Housing material	Plastic	Plastic
Bass reflex	Yes	Yes
Ports & interfacesidentical
Connectivity technology	Wired	Wired
Weight & dimensions4 differ
WidthDiffers	308 mm	455 mm
DepthDiffers	289 mm	378 mm
HeightDiffers	493 mm	700 mm
WeightDiffers	9.4 kg	17.7 kg

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