How big is the Cerwin Vega XLS 215 speaker?
William Smith
Published Mar 22, 2026
How big is the Cerwin Vega XLS 215 speaker?
With guaranteed “eviction notice” performance, the XLS-215 also features a 6.5-inch mid-range speaker and a 1-inch soft dome tweeter coupled to a proprietary waveguide. Simply the biggest, baddest tower on the market, the XLS-215 features two cast frame high excursion 15-inch woofers and delivers earth-shaking bass.
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How big is the Cerwin Vega XLS 215?
Performance Data 1 Frequency Response 38 Hz – 20 kHz (-3 dB), 36 Hz – 20 kHz (-10 dB) 2 Power Capacity: 500 watts (Peak) 3 Sensitivity in SPL: 95.3 dB (@ 8 ohms @ 1 meter full) 4 Impedance: 6 ohms 5 Crossover Frequencies: 280 Hz / 2.4 kHz 6 Weight 116 lb. / 52.6 kg 7 Dimensions (HxWxD) 49.7″ x 17″ x 21.1″ (1260 mm x 430 mm x 535 mm)
How tall are the tweeters on the XLS 215?
XLS 215 Initial set up has tweeters 11 1/2 feet apart and sitting 16 feet from a line drawn between the two tweeters. (12 feet from the back of my head to the rear wall.) Tweeters 44-45 inches above floor, same with my ears… Cheating on Bruce and played Dylan’s “Tell Tale Signs.”
