Product comparison · 2 loudspeakers

Yamaha NS-AW992 2-way Black Wired vs Yamaha NS-C500 2-way Black Wired

Key differences

Speaker placement
- NS-AW992 2-way Black Wired:Outdoor
- NS-C500 2-way Black Wired:Tabletop/bookshelf
Tweeter diameter
- NS-AW992 2-way Black Wired:2.5 cm
- NS-C500 2-way Black Wired:3 cm
Woofer diameter
- NS-AW992 2-way Black Wired:20 cm
- NS-C500 2-way Black Wired:12 cm
RMS rated power
- NS-AW992 2-way Black Wired:60 W
- NS-C500 2-way Black Wired:40 W
Peak Music Power Output (PMPO)
- NS-AW992 2-way Black Wired:180 W
- NS-C500 2-way Black Wired:160 W
Frequency range
- NS-AW992 2-way Black Wired:50 - 20000 Hz
- NS-C500 2-way Black Wired:55 - 50000 Hz
Sensitivity
- NS-AW992 2-way Black Wired:90 dB
- NS-C500 2-way Black Wired:87 dB
Width
- NS-AW992 2-way Black Wired:233 mm
- NS-C500 2-way Black Wired:445 mm

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Comparison of NS-AW992, NS-C500
23 specifications	A Yamaha NS-AW992 2-way Black Wired Model NS-AW992 View product	B Yamaha NS-C500 2-way Black Wired Model NS-C500 View product
Loudspeakers3 differ
Speaker type	2-way	2-way
Audio output channels	2.0 channels	2.0 channels
Speaker placementDiffers	Outdoor	Tabletop/bookshelf
Tweeter	Yes	Yes
Tweeter diameterDiffers	2.5 cm	3 cm
Woofer	Yes	Yes
Number of woofer driversKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	2
Woofer diameterDiffers	20 cm	12 cm
Number of driversKnown for one	1	Unknown — not stated by the source
Audio4 differ
RMS rated powerDiffers	60 W	40 W
Peak Music Power Output (PMPO)Differs	180 W	160 W
Frequency rangeDiffers	50 - 20000 Hz	55 - 50000 Hz
Impedance	6 Ω	6 Ω
SensitivityDiffers	90 dB	87 dB
Performanceidentical
Product colour	Black	Black
Recommended usage	Universal	Universal
Amplifieridentical
Amplifier	No	No
Ports & interfacesidentical
Connectivity technology	Wired	Wired
Weight & dimensions3 differ
WidthDiffers	233 mm	445 mm
DepthDiffers	209 mm	159 mm
HeightDiffers	388 mm	158 mm
WeightKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	4.7 kg
Other featuresidentical
Equalizer	No	No

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