Product comparison · 2 loudspeakers

Yamaha VXC3FW loudspeaker Full range White Wired vs Yamaha VXC5FW loudspeaker Full range White Wired

Key differences

Mid-range driver diameter (imperial)
- VXC3FW loudspeaker Full range White Wired:8.89 cm (3.5")
- VXC5FW loudspeaker Full range White Wired:11.4 cm (4.5")
RMS rated power
- VXC3FW loudspeaker Full range White Wired:20 W
- VXC5FW loudspeaker Full range White Wired:40 W
Peak Music Power Output (PMPO)
- VXC3FW loudspeaker Full range White Wired:80 W
- VXC5FW loudspeaker Full range White Wired:160 W
Frequency range
- VXC3FW loudspeaker Full range White Wired:71 - 20000 Hz
- VXC5FW loudspeaker Full range White Wired:60 - 20000 Hz
Sensitivity
- VXC3FW loudspeaker Full range White Wired:87 dB
- VXC5FW loudspeaker Full range White Wired:89 dB
Depth
- VXC3FW loudspeaker Full range White Wired:112 mm
- VXC5FW loudspeaker Full range White Wired:143 mm
Weight
- VXC3FW loudspeaker Full range White Wired:2.5 kg
- VXC5FW loudspeaker Full range White Wired:3.1 kg
Diameter
- VXC3FW loudspeaker Full range White Wired:28.5 cm
- VXC5FW loudspeaker Full range White Wired:32.4 cm

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Comparison of VXC3FW, VXC5FW
15 specifications	A Yamaha VXC3FW loudspeaker Full range White Wired Model VXC3FW View product	B Yamaha VXC5FW loudspeaker Full range White Wired Model VXC5FW View product
Loudspeakers1 differ
Speaker type	Full range	Full range
Speaker placement	In-wall/in-ceiling	In-wall/in-ceiling
Number of drivers	1	1
Mid-range driver diameter (imperial)Differs	8.89 cm (3.5")	11.4 cm (4.5")
Audio4 differ
RMS rated powerDiffers	20 W	40 W
Peak Music Power Output (PMPO)Differs	80 W	160 W
Frequency rangeDiffers	71 - 20000 Hz	60 - 20000 Hz
Impedance	8 Ω	8 Ω
SensitivityDiffers	87 dB	89 dB
Performanceidentical
Product colour	White	White
Ports & interfacesidentical
Connectivity technology	Wired	Wired
Number of Euroblock input connectors	1	1
Weight & dimensions3 differ
DepthDiffers	112 mm	143 mm
WeightDiffers	2.5 kg	3.1 kg
DiameterDiffers	28.5 cm	32.4 cm

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