JBL Speakers Product# JRX125

JBL Quality Design A sophisticated, advanced network topology design is utilized in JRX100 models to ensure quality performance. To minimize distortion due to coil saturation, heavy gauge wire is used for inductors and SonicGuard high-frequency driver protection guards against damage caused by inadvertent overpowering of the system. All full-range models feature Neutrik® Speakon and 1/4" input connectors. Constructed To Take A Beating All JRX100 series models are constructed of carpet-covered, 3/4" MDF - a material that is structurally and acoustically superior to the particleboard that is used by many competitive products. To ensure durability, JBL constructs these enclosures with advanced adhesives and closely mechanically spaced fasteners, while competitive systems typically rely on glue. Non-resonant, all metal handles are used and an 18 gauge, full metal grille protects the drivers. All JRX100 models have passed the same 100-hour, full rated-power torture test that JBL high-end touring systems must survive. JRX125 The dual 15" two-way model, JRX125, fulfills the increasing market demand for dual 15" full-range configurations. Designed as a "quasi three-way" single-box system, the upper woofer covers lows and mids while the bottom woofer uses a lower crossover frequency and covers only lows. This design maintains the midrange coherence and clarity of a single driver system while also providing the additional low-frequency performance that is the reason for a dual 15" two-way system to exist. JBL JRX125 Features:   Dual 15" two-way portable speaker system 15" woofer 1" titanium diaphragm, fluid-cooled compression driver mounted on a Progressive Transition waveguide SonicGuard high-frequency protection Carpet-covered, trapezoidal enclosure 3/4" MDF construction 18-gauge steel grill 35 mm dualangle pole mount socket Steel handles Neutrik Speakon and 1/4" input

***SHIPPING NOTICE: This item gets FREE SHIPPING only if shipping to a business address. This item is too large for UPS or DHL and must ship by semi motor freight. Most motor freight lines will not deliver to a residence. You must be able to unload this item off the truck. The semi driver may or may not assist in unloading the item off the back of the truck. The items will likely come on a wooden pallet which will be yours to do as you please (even if you don't want it). The business must be a legitimate business zoned commercial. A business operating out of a residence will not be considered a business location for shipping. The manner of delivery is not the same as with UPS or DHL. There is no tracking number because they use weightbill numbers and often will not trace a shipment that is not late or overdue. Delivery transit times are subject to the trucking company's delivery schedule. If they do not have anything going to your area, it may sit for a few days until they do. That is how it works. We make no guarantee as to a specific delivery date or time on motor freight deliveries. Typically the freight line will call you prior to delivery (but not always). You must provide a contact phone number for the freight company.