CS 3.6 vs CS 6
The CS 6 matches the CS 3.6 on sensitivity (86 dB), impedance (4Ω), woofer (10"), and ways (3).
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The Thiel CS-3.6 features a 10-inch woofer, a 10-inch passive radiator, a 4.5-inch cone midrange, and a 1-inch metal-dome tweeter. It uses a first-order crossover with frequencies at 500Hz and 3kHz. The speaker is available in various wood veneers, including amberwood, black wood, oak, teak, walnut, and rosewood (for an additional cost). It is praised for its uncolored sound and excellent dynamics.
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The CS 6 matches the CS 3.6 on sensitivity (86 dB), impedance (4Ω), woofer (10"), and ways (3).
The CS 3.5's sensitivity is 88 dB against the CS 3.6's 86 dB. Both share impedance (4Ω), woofer (10"), and ways (3).
The CS 2.4's sensitivity is 87 dB against the CS 3.6's 86 dB and its low-frequency extension 33 Hz against 27 Hz. Both share impedance (4Ω) and ways (3).
Both turn up in the same documented systems.
The 7B's impedance is 6Ω against the CS 3.6's 4Ω. Both share sensitivity (86 dB), high-frequency extension (22 kHz), and ways (3).
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