Product comparison · 2 subwoofers

JBL STAGE A120P vs Yamaha SW-X100A Black

Key differences

Subwoofer RMS power
- STAGE A120P:250 W
- SW-X100A Black:100 W
Wireless subwoofer
- STAGE A120P:No
- SW-X100A Black:Yes
Subwoofer frequency range
- STAGE A120P:30 - 150 Hz
- SW-X100A Black:35 - 100 Hz
Subwoofer driver diameter
- STAGE A120P:30 cm
- SW-X100A Black:16 cm
Subwoofer driver diameter (imperial)
- STAGE A120P:30.5 cm (12")
- SW-X100A Black:15.9 cm (6.25")
Power consumption (standby)
- STAGE A120P:0.5 W
- SW-X100A Black:2 W
Subwoofer width
- STAGE A120P:37 cm
- SW-X100A Black:18.7 cm
Subwoofer depth
- STAGE A120P:42 cm
- SW-X100A Black:40.9 cm

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Comparison of STAGE A120P, SW-X100A
21 specifications	A JBL STAGE A120P View product	B Yamaha SW-X100A Black Model SW-X100A View product
Subwoofer5 differ
Subwoofer RMS powerDiffers	250 W	100 W
Subwoofer typeKnown for one	Active subwoofer	Unknown — not stated by the source
Wireless subwooferDiffers	No	Yes
Subwoofer frequency rangeDiffers	30 - 150 Hz	35 - 100 Hz
Subwoofer peak powerKnown for one	500 W	Unknown — not stated by the source
Subwoofer sensitivityKnown for one	24 dB	Unknown — not stated by the source
Subwoofer crossover frequenciesKnown for one	50 - 150 Hz	Unknown — not stated by the source
Subwoofer driver diameterDiffers	30 cm	16 cm
Subwoofer driver diameter (imperial)Differs	30.5 cm (12")	15.9 cm (6.25")
ImpedanceKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	3 Ω
Featuresidentical
Speaker enclosureKnown for one	Reflex	Unknown — not stated by the source
Power1 differ
AC input frequencyKnown for one	50 - 60 Hz	Unknown — not stated by the source
AC input voltageKnown for one	220 - 230V	Unknown — not stated by the source
Power consumption (standby)Differs	0.5 W	2 W
Weight & dimensions4 differ
Subwoofer widthDiffers	37 cm	18.7 cm
Subwoofer depthDiffers	42 cm	40.9 cm
Subwoofer heightDiffers	39.5 cm	40.7 cm
Subwoofer weightDiffers	18.6 kg	9.4 kg
Packaging contentidentical
ManualKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source

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