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Klipsch KPT-418-SW vs JBL Stage 280CSA

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Specification
Klipsch KPT-418-SW Klipsch KPT-418-SW
Rs.24,026.27
JBL Stage 280CSA JBL Stage 280CSA
Rs.22,990.00
Price
24026.27
22990.00
Brand
Klipsch
JBL
Model No
KPT-418-SW
Stage 280CSA
Wired / Wireless
Wired Speaker
Wired Speaker
Driver Type
Dynamic
Dynamic
Driver Diameter
Woofer : 457.2 mm
200 mm Polycellulose Cone Woofer, 25 mm Aluminum Dome With Acoustic Lens
Impedance
8 Ohms ( 3.6 Min. @ 24Hz )
8 Ohms
Sensitivity
101dB
90dB
Frequency Response
38Hz – 150Hz +/– 3dB ( –10dB @ 26Hz )
42 Hz - 25KHz, Crossover Frequency : 2900Hz
Maximum Power Input
NA
NA
Maximum Power Output
Power Handling : 600W
Power Handling Peak : 2400W
20-120 W ( RMS )
Signal to Noise Ratio
NA
NA
Noise Cancelling
NA
NA
Aux Connectivity
No
No
Weight
54 Kg
3.82 Kg
Dimensions
1115 mm X 1035 mm X 279 mm
346 mm X 346 mm X 166 mm
Available Colors
Black
Black
Accessories
Klipsch KPT-418-SW Subwoofer
JBL Stage 280CSA In-Ceiling Loudspeaker
Grille
Cut-Out Template
Quick Start Guide
Other Features
The KPT-418-SW is a high-output bass-reflex subwoofer system delivers true bottom-end performance along with high power handling capability and high efficiency.
Designed for easier installation in your ceiling : This speaker uses JBL's XL-2 installation system. The rear legs can attach to ceilings up to 2" thick, giving you plenty of versatility when it comes to placement. Once installed, the included metal, zero-bezel grille seamlessly hides the speaker inside your ceiling.
High-performance drivers : The 280CSA has a 1" aluminum dome tweeter with an acoustic lens that dishes out sparkly, clear highs. An 8" polycellulose woofer delivers smooth mids and bass. The drivers are set inside an angled, acoustically optimized baffle that aims the speaker's sound and reduces diffraction and other types of sound-muddying distortion.
Directional overhead sound from JBL : JBL's new Stage 280CSA in-ceiling speaker was made to deliver focused, impactful sound where you need it most. The speaker uses an angled baffle that lets you point its sound towards your listening area even if it's positioned off-axis. It delivers exceptional performance and works well in both two-channel music systems and home theater setups.
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Top Differences

  • Sound Output: 20W vs 600W
  • Channels: 20 vs 600
  • Frequency Response: 42 Hz - 25KHz, Crossover Frequency : 2900Hz vs 38Hz – 150Hz +/– 3dB ( –10dB @ 26Hz )
  • Subwoofer Size: 200 mm vs 457.2 mm
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