Beefed up low-end from a 2-way box

The amazing JBL JRX125 Dual 15" 2-Way Speaker Cabinet functions as a quasi 3-way: the upper woofer covers lows and mids, and the lower woofer is crossed so it only covers lows acting as a built-in subwoofer. Progressive Transition Wave Guide 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, a roadworthy MDF cabinet, heavy-duty recessed handles, curved steel grille, and rugged carpet covering,. The JRX100 speaker is built to withstand the rigors of constant touring while delivering renowned JBL sound night after night.

JBL JRX125 Dual 15" 2-Way Speaker Cabinet Features:

• Dual 15" woofers
• 2" high-frequency compression driver with 1" exit
• Progressive Transition Waveguide horn
• System functions as quasi 3-way
• 3/4" acoustically superior MDF cabinet
• Trapezoid cab design for excellent projection
• 500W continuous power capacity
• 1,000W peak power capacity
• Heavy-duty recessed handles
• Heavy steel grille
• 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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JBL JRX125 Dual 15" 2-Way Speaker Cabinet 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

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Love or hate them

Posted by James from Allentown area-PA on Dec 21, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hardcore sound guy as hobby

Reviewer's Play Style: Hard, Hard, hard

Pro sound guys HATE the JRX line. Why? They simply do not sound as good as the upper JBL series or many other high-end speakers. I own the entire JRX line from cabs to subs. I use them for hardcore mosh pit music. They work fine for that. These speakers are very bright, however. They push the highs forward. This is kind of cool when your program material is yelling, growling, and cookie monster vocals. People want the china to shatter their ears. BUT if your material is more subtle you won't like these. A-B them with the SRX or MRX series and you will imediately hear the difference. The MDF construction requires you to keep them very dry and handle them gently. I needed to get up and running and learn how to run a PA without spending big $ on speakers. I run FOH/monitors on xti amps along with Drive Rack PAs and dBx compressors. The bands say they like the sound, fans like it, so I am good for now. I DO plan on going with the better JBL line someday. If you can't afford better, consider these.

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Careful.. they break

Posted by Fantizzle12 from Boise, ID on Dec 10, 2008

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: Active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: indie rock, dance, electronica

I own a pair of these JBLs and use them mostly for full band performance-running kick, snare, guitars, bass, vocals, and everything else. Apparently after a certain show the lower 15" speaker on one of the cabs got overpowered and stopped putting out completely. Keep in mind I was running these with a crown amp at 1850 watts bridged between the two of them... the amp wasn't peaking during the entirety of the show AND I was running a sub w/ crossover too. So I took the broken cab in and the electrician said it was definitely from over powering. Fortunately my sub makes up for any lows lost with this lower speaker, but its still a shame because JBL's warranty doesn't cover abuse. over than there fragile state, these cabs do a great job with clarity and loudness in general. If you are going to get these BE CAREFUL and watch your levels closely, especially around the mid-low to low frequencies.. consider a limiter. Goodluck!

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Great coverage!

Posted by joelio12 from Boise, ID on Jun 9, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Indie rock

I've only had these for 6 months or so but have used them for a full band setup 4 times. With the right eq, these jbl's are brilliant. The coverage is fantastic as the volume remains consistent when you are 10' or 50' away. Great for handling a lot at once. Low end is lacking, I'd definitely reccomend an 18" sub + crossover. Great speakers overall!

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These speakers will last you a...

Posted by clark14s from Puerto Rico on Apr 27, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Full time musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Reggaeton with band, etc.

These speakers will last you a lifetime. I have own them for more than 5 years. I used them as my band's main PA system over a pair of 18" DAS sub-woofers and as my DJ gear. The tweeters will never go out. You will simply sound great. You won't regret it.

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These speakers will last you a...

Posted by clark14s from Puerto Rico on Apr 27, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Full time musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Reggaeton with band, etc.

These speakers will last you a lifetime. I have own them for more than 5 years. I used them as my band's main PA system over a pair of 18" DAS sub-woofers and as my DJ gear. The tweeters will never go out. You will simply sound great. You won't regret it.

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