Light and small, loud and clear. This just might be the perfect monitor.

The JBL SRX712M two-way stage monitor was designed to be the lightest, smallest, loudest, and clearest monitor speaker possible, while delivering a strikingly professional appearance. This pro audio monitor uses a 12" Differential Drive woofer and a 3" (voice coil diameter) compression driver that handle 800W of continuous power (3,200W peak) A 90° x 50° horn provides smooth, even coverage regardless of the position of the performer. The SRX712M monitor can be tripod mounted or placed over a subwoofer with JBL's dual angle pole mount, providing 90° vertical or 10° down tilt for optimum audience coverage.

JBL SRX712M 12" 2-Way Stage Monitor Features:

• 12" Differential Drive woofer
• 3" (voice coil diameter) compression driver
• 800W RMS handling, 3,200W peak handling
• Tripod/polemountable
• 90° x 50° horn provides even coverage
  
  

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JBL SRX712M 12" 2-Way Stage Monitor Specifications:

• 12", 2-way, bass-reflex stage monitor/utility speaker
• Frequency range: 70Hz-20kHz
• Frequency response: 83Hz-18kHz
• Coverage pattern: 90 degrees x 50 degrees nominal
• Power rating: 800W RMS, 3,200W peak
• 21-1/2"W x 13-3/4"H x 10-1/4"D
• 33 lbs.

JBL SRX712M 12" 2-Way Stage Monitor

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Posted by GG from Corpus Christi on Dec 2, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: variety, rock, CR, R&B, blues, jazz, country

I have two that I use as FOH over single 718s in small to medium venues. On the big gigs I use them as monitors when I use 722s for FOH. They are ice-water clean and handle a lot of power. I also use them on poles with a single 718 against a wall in pubs. I would compare the set up to a Bose Acoustimass... a solid sub on the wall with relatively small, crystal clear main speakers spread out for maximum clarity. I drive them with a Crown XTi4000. As you might expect of a 12" mon, they lack the extra measure of lows for heavy bass and kick drum that you get with 15s. Otherwise, vocals and guitars are crisp and full bodied. They are light and easy to carry and set up, lighter and smaller than the JRX112s I also have. Two especially nice touches are the passive/biamp switch giving me the ready option of biamp/triamp scenarios; and a speakon jack on each end of the cabinets, which is very convenient when mounted on a pole. The cabinet is smartly designed to allow for angle on the floor, standing upright or flat on its side, or pole mount. They are expensive and I broke my piggy bank to get them, but the quality of sound and convenience of the new SRX designs...well, I like to believe they're worth it. I won't need to upgrade for ... forever!

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Ok, now I know what PROFESSIONAL GRADE means

Posted by lovethorntonguitars from arkansas on Apr 5, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: part-time blues band

Reviewer's Play Style: R&B, rock, blues, soul

After years of piecing together a monitor system, I took the leap and bought 6 of these guys used. They are stunning. My band mates love them. Everything is clear, no distortion, no frizziness, all the instruments and vocals have a clear representation without covering each other up. Stunning.

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JBL has a winner here!

Posted by JP from Providence, RI on Nov 12, 2005

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Live Sound Engineer

Reviewer's Play Style: N/A

I recently upgraded one of my stage monitor systems to the JBL SRX712M and am very happy with their performance. They are very loud and clear and excel at reproducing vocals. Their versatility is awsome. I've used them as single monitors and as mirrored pairs with the horns on the outside. I've also used them on poles for small PA reinforcement and as front fill speakers on larger shows. One note, they do require a good amount of power to get them to shine.

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Posted by jfpenkala from Providence RI on May 21, 2005

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Live sound engineer

Reviewer's Play Style: the gamut

This is a very high quality box with premium drivers. Similar to the EAW SM200, only the JBL's are more flexible. The sound is very natural and exceptionally well balanced when run passively. I haven't biamped them yet.They require very little eq to get them loud. As a main front speaker for small acoustic or duo acts an eq probably isn't even necessary. I can't think of a speaker that compares on size and features that doesn't cost at least 50% more. At 33lbs they're great if you move equipment by yourself. They need power! More is better! At a bare minimum, run them with an amp that is rated 750w at 8 Ohms.

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