Klipsch CA-525T vs JBL Stage 260W

18956.93

CA-525T

Stage 260W

Dynamic

Dynamic

8 Ohms, 4.8 Min @245Hz

8 Ohms

75Hz - 15KHz ± 4dB

20-100 W ( RMS )

NA

NA

4.1 Kg

Black, White

Black

Very high sensitivity and power handling.
90 degree x 90 degree Tractrix Horn tweeter for clean clear highs.
Paintable UV-resistant ABS enclosure with rustproof aluminum grille.
Built-in 30-watt, 70V/100V multi-tap transformer with 8-ohm bypass.
Supplied with C-style mounting bracket and stainless steel hardware.
The compact full-range 70-volt CA-525T loudspeaker delivers big time sound and worry free performances. Designed for distributed audio applications, this amazing little speaker is equally at home in outdoor or indoor background music and paging applications in both commercial and recreational environments.

5 Years Warranty.
Designed For Easier Installation In Your Wall : This speaker uses JBL's XL-2 installation system. The rear legs can attach to drywall up to 2" thick, giving you plenty of versatility when it comes to placement. The included metal, zero-bezel grille makes for a clean, seamless look.
High-Performance In-Wall Sound From JBL : In-wall speakers are a fantastic way to build an incognito music or home theater system. JBL's Stage 260W sounds great and, once it's installed, disappears seamlessly inside your wall, leaving nothing between you and your sound. It owes its performance to its punchy woofer and carefully optimized tweeter.
A Potent Woofer & Tweeter Combo : The 260W has a 1" aluminum dome tweeter with an acoustic lens that dishes out sparkly, clear highs. The tweeter is housed in JBL's famed HDI (High Definition Imaging) waveguide, which acts sort of like a horn and widens the tweeter's dispersion. A 6-1/2" polycellulose woofer delivers smooth mids and bass. Both drivers are set inside a rigid baffle to reduce diffraction and other types of sound-muddying distortion.