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Comparison Yamaha NS-SW500 vs Yamaha NS-SW700

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Yamaha NS-SW500
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Mount typefloorfloor
Typeactiveactive
Acoustic designbass-reflex typebass-reflex type
Phase inverter locationsideside
Featureshomehome
Specs
Power
250 W /RMS/
300 W
Frequency range20 – 160 Hz20 – 160 Hz
Speaker size10"10"
Functions
Phase adjustment
Level adjustment
Adjustable crossover
Passive speaker connection
Connectors
Inputs
RCA (LFE)
RCA (line)
high level (terminals)
RCA (LFE)
RCA (line)
high level (terminals)
Outputs
high level (terminals)
high level (terminals)
General information
MaterialMDFMDF
Dimensions (HxWxD)380x368x420 mm
Weight18.5 kg
Color
Added to E-Catalogjuly 2011february 2009

Power

Rated power of the subwoofer. Technically, this is the highest average (rms) sound power at which the device can work normally (without sound distortion and damage to components) for an unlimited time. Simply put, the more powerful the subwoofer, the louder it is. The choice for this parameter depends primarily on the size of the space / room that is planned to be covered; detailed recommendations for different situations can be found in special sources.

Also, the power is directly related to the characteristics of the amplifier used with the subwoofer. For active subwoofers (see "Type"), this item actually indicates the nominal power of the built-in amplifier; the speaker itself can be more powerful, but it doesn't matter anymore. For passive models, the power rating corresponds to the highest amplifier power that can be connected to the speaker without the risk of damaging it at high volume.
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