PerformaBe F328Be vs Focal Maestro Utopia III
The Maestro Utopia III's low-frequency extension is 25 Hz against the PerformaBe F328Be's 26 Hz. Both share high-frequency extension (40 kHz).
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The Revel PerformaBe F328Be is a three-way, floorstanding bass-reflex loudspeaker with three 8-inch Deep Ceramic Composite (DCC) aluminum-cone woofers, a 5¼-inch DCC aluminum-cone midrange driver, and a 1-inch beryllium-dome tweeter with an acoustic lens waveguide. Its dual rear-mounted ports, high-order crossover, and dual gold-plated binding posts with shorting straps are part of the design. It is offered in high-gloss Black, White, Walnut, and Metallic Silver finishes.
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