Image 4T vs Aperion Audio Intimus 533-T
The Intimus 533-T's impedance is 8Ω against the Image 4T's 6Ω and its high-frequency extension 22 kHz against 21 kHz. Both share sensitivity (89 dB) and woofer (5.25").
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The PSB Image 4T is a floorstanding, video-shielded, biwirable, front-ported loudspeaker featuring a 2.5-way design. It employs one 1" aluminum-dome ferrofluid-cooled tweeter and two reflex-loaded 5.25" polypropylene-cone woofers with rubber surrounds. The upper woofer extends to approximately 2.5kHz and functions as a midrange driver positioned close to the tweeter, while the lower woofer is rolled off above 500Hz. The speaker was designed by PSB to achieve smooth and natural tonal balance throughout its frequency range with a narrow, slim profile suitable for home entertainment systems where space is a concern. Available in black ash or cherry finishes.
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The Intimus 533-T's impedance is 8Ω against the Image 4T's 6Ω and its high-frequency extension 22 kHz against 21 kHz. Both share sensitivity (89 dB) and woofer (5.25").
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