Stentor vs Wilson Audio Yvette
The Yvette's enclosure type is Ported against the Stentor's Sealed. Both share woofer (10"), ways (3), and drivers (3).
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The Aries Cerat Stentor is a discontinued, high-end, three-way passive floorstanding loudspeaker. Unlike Aries Cerat’s fully horn-loaded models, it uses a sealed 10-inch woofer, a paper midrange driver, and a RAAL ribbon tweeter. Its stacked-plywood cabinet follows the construction approach used in the company’s larger loudspeakers, while a complex 30-part passive crossover integrates the drivers. The Stentor is a substantial 131 cm-high speaker weighing approximately 50 kg per channel, with reported sensitivity of 88 dB and nominal impedance of 8 ohms.
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