Genèse Trio vs Bowers & Wilkins CM6 S2
The CM6 S2's sensitivity is 88 dB against the Genèse Trio's 90 dB, its low-frequency extension 50 Hz against 45 Hz, and its high-frequency extension 28 kHz against 20 kHz. Both share impedance (8Ω).
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The Triangle Genèse Trio is a two-way bookshelf speaker, part of Triangle's Genèse line. It is designed to deliver performance akin to floorstanding speakers in terms of loudness and dynamics. Key features include a 6.3-inch (16cm) cellulose midbass driver and a 25mm Titanium dome tweeter mounted in a semi-pod configuration for enhanced sound clarity. The speaker has a sensitivity of 90dB, a bandwidth of 45Hz to 20kHz ±3dB, and a minimum impedance of 4.4Ω. It supports bi-wiring and bi-amping through dual gold-plated binding posts. The enclosure is front-ported and features a magnetic grille. The Trio is known for its elegant design with a curved cabinet and a glossy finish.
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