Rock 60 SM vs Stylus 370-SM
The Stylus 370-SM's sensitivity is 91 dB against the Rock 60 SM's 89 dB. Both share impedance (4Ω), high-frequency extension (20 kHz), and woofer (6.5").
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The Paradigm Rock Monitor 60-SM is a premium outdoor speaker system engineered to deliver stereo sound from a single unit with rock-like appearance for seamless landscape integration. Featuring Paradigm's proprietary Dual-Directional Soundfield technology with two 1-inch Pure-Titanium Dome (PTD) tweeters offset at 30° angles, the speaker projects stereo imaging across a wide listening area. The dual voice-coil 6.5-inch ICP injection-molded polypropylene cone driver handles midrange and bass frequencies with natural detail. The fully sealed PolyGlass enclosure with faux-stone finish resists weather, water, and UV damage, featuring stainless steel grilles and self-draining rock fissures for year-round outdoor use. Ideal for patios, lawns, and pool areas where traditional speaker placement is impractical.
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