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are these good speakers let me know before i buy them thank you?

Posted by admin in Thursday, July 30th 2009   
Topics: Car Audio    
jbl crossover
sunny g asked:


Beefed up low-end from this 2-way box!
This amazing dual 15″ 2-way speaker functions as a quasi 3-way: the upper woofers cover lows and mids, and the lower woofers are crossed so they only cover lows-acting as built-in subwoofers. Progressive Transition WaveGuide horn design for enhanced high-end performance and SonicGuard circuitry to protect driver voice coils from feedback and clipping damage. Built with American-made JBL drivers, beefy JBL crossovers, roadworthy MDF cabinets, heavy-duty recessed handles, curved steel grilles, and rugged carpet covering. The JRX100 speakers are built to withstand the rigors of constant touring while delivering renowned JBL sound night after night.

JBL JRX125 Dual 15″ 2-Way Speaker Cabinet Pair Specifications:

Frequency range (-10dB): 38Hz-16kHz
Frequency response (±3dB): 50Hz-12.5kHz
Sensitivity (1w/1m): 100dB SPL
Nominal impedance: 4 ohms
Power capacity: 500W continuous, 1,000W peak
Maximum SPL: 133dB
Nominal dispersion: 90 degree x 50 degree
Crossover frequency: 2kHz
JBL JRX125 Dual 15″ 2-Way Speaker Cabinet Pair Features:

Dual 15″ woofers
2″ high-frequency compression drivers with 1″ exits
Progressive Transition WaveGuide horns
Systems function as quasi 3-way
3/4″ acoustically superior MDF cabinets
Trapezoid cab design for excellent projection
500W continuous power capacity
1,000W peak power capacity
Heavy-duty recessed handles
Heavy steel grilles
1/4″ and Speakon connectors
SonicGuard protection circuitry
18-1/4″W x 43-1/4″H x 17″D
94 lbs.

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1 Comments

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sparky3489 said in August 2nd, 2009 at 1:24 pm    

SonicGuard circuitry to protect driver voice coils from feedback and clipping damage is not what it’s cracked up to be. Just set the gain right, match the RMS power to the amp and go.

The purpose of the gain is to match the signal volts RMS coming from the source (CD player, etc.) to the input of the amp.

Here is a guide that will help you set the gain correctly

You’ll need a multi-meter (AC voltmeter), Microsoft Excel and a way to burn an audio CD from an MP3.

More info here

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