Woodmere II vs Legacy Audio Classic HD
The Classic HD's sensitivity is 94 dB against the Woodmere II's 88 dB and its low-frequency extension 32 Hz against 31.5 Hz. Both share impedance (4Ω) and ways (3).
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The Tyler Acoustics Woodmere II is a floorstanding loudspeaker It features a Seas Millennium tweeter for high frequencies, two 7-inch Seas magnesium midrange drivers, and two 10-inch Seas aluminum cone woofers for low frequencies. The speakers have a frequency response from 31.5Hz to 27kHz (+-3dB), a sensitivity of 88dB/W/m, and a nominal impedance of 4 Ohms. The cabinets are finished in high gloss real piano black or dark walnut, with lacquered and polished surfaces for enhanced depth and sheen. Dimensions are approximately 40.4 inches high, 10.6 inches wide, and 19.8 inches deep. The Woodmere II speakers are known for their warm, slightly laid-back sound with a natural midrange, present bass, and smooth highs, delivering a non-fatiguing listening experience suitable for long sessions. They weigh about 185 lbs each and include magnetic grills and brass footers. The speakers support bi-wiring and bi-amplification with dual sets of high-quality screw terminals. They are no longer available new but remain highly regarded for their sound quality and build.
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