Midi 3.0 vs dB11S
The dB11S's sensitivity is 89 dB against the Midi 3.0's 90 dB, its low-frequency extension 21 Hz against 23 Hz, and its woofer 11" against 8". Both share impedance (4Ω).
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The Kharma Exquisite Midi 3.0 is the smallest model in Kharma’s Exquisite Collection, designed as a luxury four-way floorstanding loudspeaker with a handcrafted cabinet and high-end driver complement. It is described as able to fill a room with musical performance while emphasizing elegance, coherence, and very wide bandwidth.
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The dB11S's sensitivity is 89 dB against the Midi 3.0's 90 dB, its low-frequency extension 21 Hz against 23 Hz, and its woofer 11" against 8". Both share impedance (4Ω).
The Amati Supreme's sensitivity is 91 dB against the Midi 3.0's 90 dB and its woofer 8.66" against 8". Both share impedance (4Ω) and ways (4).
The Exquisite Galileo's sensitivity is 91 dB against the Midi 3.0's 90 dB and its woofer 7" against 8". Both share impedance (4Ω) and high-frequency extension (90 kHz).
The BX100's sensitivity is 89 dB against the Midi 3.0's 90 dB, its impedance 3Ω against 4Ω, and its woofer 10.3" against 8". Both share ways (4).
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