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So I went and bought me a couple of little JBL's....
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Rockin and Rollin....
When I went to see them, he had them on a pair of huge monoblocks. Can't remember what they were, but damn near the size of the front of the horns..
Anyway he put on the theme to Star Wars and my jaw dropped.. sounded like sitting in a theater only louder.. sound was all around you and you couldn't pinpoint it.. we were about 25 feet back from them..
The horn drivers are bigger than a 10" woofer... I'd say they weigh about 30 lbs each or more..
Anyway he put on the theme to Star Wars and my jaw dropped.. sounded like sitting in a theater only louder.. sound was all around you and you couldn't pinpoint it.. we were about 25 feet back from them..
The horn drivers are bigger than a 10" woofer... I'd say they weigh about 30 lbs each or more..
dshoaf
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I believe you have the 4675A or B series. Those will have come out of a movie theater most likely. Do you have the crossover with them?
Specs here: http://www.jblpro.com/pub/obsolete/Theater_Systems1.pdf
Pay attention to the wiring of the drivers. Download the full spec sheet for the crossover to determine proper wiring of the horn with that series of drivers. The crossover is designed for 16 ohm tweeter and a 4 ohm woofer cabinet.
Cheers,
David
Specs here: http://www.jblpro.com/pub/obsolete/Theater_Systems1.pdf
Pay attention to the wiring of the drivers. Download the full spec sheet for the crossover to determine proper wiring of the horn with that series of drivers. The crossover is designed for 16 ohm tweeter and a 4 ohm woofer cabinet.
Cheers,
David
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great pictures. wow. enjoy.
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