L/R X vs Klipsch Sevens II
The Sevens II's high-frequency extension is 25 kHz against the L/R X's 24 kHz, its low-frequency extension 39 Hz against 35 Hz, and its woofer 6.5" against 5". Both share drivers (2).
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The Cambridge Audio L/R X are high-power active bookshelf speakers designed as a complete stereo pair, integrating amplification, DACs, and network streaming to replace traditional hi-fi setups. Featuring a custom 28mm tweeter, dual 5-inch woofers, and dual 6-inch passive radiators per speaker, they deliver powerful, room-filling sound with precise control. StreamMagic Gen 4 enables high-res streaming via AirPlay 2, Chromecast, Bluetooth, and app control, with versatile inputs including HDMI eARC, phono MM, optical, USB, and subwoofer output. Tuned for clarity, wide soundstage, and natural balance, they support formats up to DSD x512 and include DynamiQ for optimized listening.
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The Sevens II's high-frequency extension is 25 kHz against the L/R X's 24 kHz, its low-frequency extension 39 Hz against 35 Hz, and its woofer 6.5" against 5". Both share drivers (2).
The L/R M's low-frequency extension is 40 Hz against the L/R X's 35 Hz, its woofer 4" against 5", and its drivers 3 against 2. Both share high-frequency extension (24 kHz).
The 4305P Studio's woofer is 5.25" against the L/R X's 5", its high-frequency extension 25 kHz against 24 kHz, and its low-frequency extension 45 Hz against 35 Hz. Both share drivers (2).
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