EOS 2.1 vs Quad 12L Active
The 12L Active's impedance is 6Ω against the EOS 2.1's 8Ω and its power handling 200 W against 150 W. Both share sensitivity (88 dB).
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The Artemis Audio EOS 2.1 speaker system includes a main speaker and a dedicated bass module, delivering a remarkably coherent and smooth sound with undetectable crossovers. It has a nominal impedance of 8 ohms and a sensitivity of 88dB, making it easy to drive with a minimum power requirement of 35W, though it is typically powered with 150W for optimal performance. The system is praised for its liquid sound quality and smooth integration between the main speaker and bass module, providing a rich and detailed listening experience.
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