Pros: Thunderous bass down to 22 Hz. Rugged construction, good quality build. Never bottoms out or distorts even at maximum level.
Cons: Amplifier could be a little more efficient.
Cons: Amplifier could be a little more efficient.
I love this sub especially for the money. It's critical to have a good sub (especially for LFE in movies)that can really deliver those tones that you feel even more than you hear. This sub competes with others twice the price. Most subs less than $700 bottom out easily and don't give you that body shaking low note while maintaining tight intonation. It provides a good range of notes. Unlike other subs in it's price range it doesn't just have one or two low notes that sound the same no matter what you are watching or listening to.
I definitely recommend JBL subs for the audio enthusiast who isn't ready to spend as much on their sub as their HD flat screens. They're good quality subs that deliver, yet don't cost a fortune.
I definitely recommend JBL subs for the audio enthusiast who isn't ready to spend as much on their sub as their HD flat screens. They're good quality subs that deliver, yet don't cost a fortune.
Amplifier Power (RMS): 400 Watts
Driver: 12" PolyPlas™ (polymer-coated cellulose fiber) cone;
rubber surround; SFG™; magnetic shorting rings;
high-temp, oversized, fiberglass voice coil; HeatScape™
motor structure; cast-aluminum basket
Inputs: Line Level (switchable to LFE), BassQ™ and
Speaker Level with gold-plated, 5-way binding posts
Outputs: BassQ and Speaker Level (High-Pass with gold-plated, 5-way binding posts)
Low-Pass Frequency: Continuously variable from 50Hz – 150Hz
High-Pass Frequency: 150Hz when using speaker-level outputs
Frequency Response: 22Hz – Low-pass crossover setting
Dimensions (H x W x D): 17-3/16" (with feet, without spikes) x 16-3/16" x 18" (19" with grille)
437mm (with feet, without spikes) x 411mm x 457mm (483mm with grille)
Weight: 56 lb/25.5kg
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