The Royal 400 vs Infinity SM 155
The SM 155's low-frequency extension is 29 Hz against the The Royal 400's 30 Hz and its high-frequency extension 27 kHz against 20 kHz. Both share impedance (8Ω) and ways (3).
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The Electro-Voice The Royal 400 is a 3-way low-resonance ultra-compact loudspeaker system constructed with fine hardwood veneers and heavy vibration-free 3/4" panels for unusual rigidity. It features an 18" woofer (model 18WS), an 8" extended range midrange driver, and a T35 compression horn tweeter. The system is bi-ampable and designed to provide exceptionally wide frequency response from 30 Hz to 20,000 Hz. Power handling is rated at 30 watts maximum from 30-2500 Hz and 5 watts maximum from 2500-20,000 Hz, with a maximum undistorted output from a 70 watt amplifier on complex program signals. The cabinet dimensions are approximately 32" tall, 22" wide, and 15" deep. The crossover network uses L-pads for level adjustment, and the woofer has an 8 ohm nominal impedance with a 4 lb 10 oz ceramic magnet. The speaker system was highly regarded in the 1960s for its sound quality and is suitable for large rooms and tube amplifier systems.
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