116F vs 111F
The 111F's low-frequency extension is 24 Hz against the 116F's 40 Hz. Both share impedance (4Ω), woofer (8"), and ways (4).
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The MBL 116 F is a compact 4-way bass-reflex floorstanding loudspeaker built around MBL’s Radialstrahler omnidirectional driver technology. It uses a pair of push-push 220 mm aluminum woofers and a pair of push-push 150 mm aluminum low-mid drivers, plus an MT50 radial midrange and HT37 radial tweeter made from carbon-fiber materials for 360-degree sound dispersion. MBL describes it as suitable for all room sizes, with optimal use in rooms up to about 60 m².
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The 111F's low-frequency extension is 24 Hz against the 116F's 40 Hz. Both share impedance (4Ω), woofer (8"), and ways (4).
The Coltrane Tenor's impedance is 6Ω against the 116F's 4Ω, its low-frequency extension 24 Hz against 40 Hz, and its ways 3 against 4. Both share woofer (8").
The TD3.2's woofer is 6.5" against the 116F's 8", its low-frequency extension 28 Hz against 40 Hz, and its ways 3 against 4. Both share impedance (4Ω).
The Il Cremonese's woofer is 8.66" against the 116F's 8", its low-frequency extension 35 Hz against 40 Hz, and its ways 3.5 against 4. Both share impedance (4Ω).
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