Diamond 220 vs Cambridge Audio SX50
The SX50's sensitivity is 87 dB against the Diamond 220's 86 dB and its woofer 5.25" against 5.1". Both share impedance (8Ω) and ways (2).
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The Wharfedale Diamond 220 bookshelf speakers offer a refined two-way design with a 1" fabric soft-dome tweeter and a 5.1" woven Kevlar cone woofer. The speakers feature a bass reflex design with a slot-loaded port allowing near-wall placement without sacrificing bass performance. The cabinet is constructed from a combination of particleboard and MDF to minimize resonance and coloration, enhanced by internal bracing and damping materials. The crossover network is precision-tuned for smooth integration between drivers, delivering clear, natural sound with excellent midrange and transient response. Sensitivity is 86dB with a nominal impedance of 8 ohms (minimum 4.1 ohms), and recommended amplifier power ranges from 25 to 100 watts. Dimensions are approximately 12.4" H x 6.9" W x 9.8" D, with a weight of about 11.7 lbs each. The speakers come with removable grilles, bi-amping/bi-wiring capability, and a 5-year warranty. They are praised for their musicality, transparency, and value, suitable for small to medium rooms and both music and home theater use.
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