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The JBL Stage 240B bookshelf speakers feature a 4.5-inch semi-cellulose ribbed cone driver and a one-inch anodized aluminum tweeter, ideal for audiophiles looking for high-quality sound in a compact format.

This speaker features a 2-way design with the patented HDI Next Generation waveguide geometry, a 1-inch (25 mm) anodized aluminum dome tweeter, and a 5.25-inch (130 mm) polycellulose diffuser that delivers deep, signature JBL bass.

Inside, there is a 5.25-inch woofer with a composite fiber diffuser and a molded frame and a 2410H-2 inch compression driver with a High-Definition Imaging horn. The bass player works in a configuration with a bass reflex. The drivers are complemented by a Class D amplifier, which provides 25 watts for each compression driver and 125 watts for the low frequency.

The acoustic part is built on proprietary drivers – a horn driver with a 25 mm diaphragm and a 200 mm bass with a paper diffuser. Each monitor has a built-in amplifier that outputs 50 watts of treble and 250 watts of bass, which should provide solid sound pressure.

The JBL 4312G monitors can be used as an independent stereo pair for listening to music at home by placing them on shelves or racks. A 12-inch woofer with a cellulose diffuser is responsible for reproducing low frequencies. In the "middle" there is a five-inch driver with a diffuser made of the same material, the high frequencies are voiced by an inch dome tweeter loaded on a small waveguide.

This bookshelf speaker features a two-way design with proprietary High-Definition Imaging (HDI™) waveguide technology, a proprietary 1-inch (25 mm) 2410H-2 compression driver, and a 6.5-inch (165mm) woofer with an Advanced Aluminum Matrix diffuser for powerful dynamics and incredibly accurate sound reproduction.

Designed as a smaller version of the L82 Classic, the L52 is equipped with a 0.75-inch tweeter, complemented by a waveguide, and a 5.25-inch woofer.

Based on the award-winning JBL 4349, the JBL 4309 speakers feature a 1-inch 2410H-2 compression driver coupled to the latest High-Definition Imaging (HDI™) horn, and feature a 6.5-inch pure cellulose conical woofer in a molded case.

Based on the award-winning JBL 4349, the JBL 4309 speakers feature a 1-inch 2410H-2 compression driver coupled to the latest High-Definition Imaging (HDI™) horn, and feature a 6.5-inch pure cellulose conical woofer in a molded case.

This is a two-way speaker system that looks like the older three-way model. The front panel is hidden under a dustproof Quadrex foam grille, available in three different colors. It hides a 20-cm JW200PW-6 bass driver with a white cellulose diffuser, as well as a JT025TI1-4 inch titanium tweeter.

The speakers use updated bass drivers with PolyPlas diffusers, which have a diameter of 5.25 inches. The JBL Studio 620 is equipped with bass inverters located on the rear panel and precisely matched to the bass.

The main feature of the model is the use of a new dual compression driver D2415K, which has two polymer domes with a diameter of 1.5 inches. The driver is loaded onto a proprietary High-Definition Imaging (HDI) horn of the original profile.

The L82 Classic speakers received inch titanium tweeters with branded acoustic lenses. Next to the tweeters are the traditional JBL treble controls.

The L100 Classic speaker system features an attractive retro 1970s-style design with a vintage JBL feel, including a decorative Quadrex grill in three colors - black, orange or blue - with the black and bronze JBL logo. The cases are made in natural black walnut wood veneer with black front and back panels.

The speaker has a 12-inch (300 mm) woofer in a molded frame with a white Pure Pulp diffuser and a double crosspiece. The medium frequency driver is a cone made of pure cellulose with a polymer coating with a diameter of 5.25 inches (130 mm). The high-frequency driver is a 1-inch (25 mm) titanium dome tweeter connected to an acoustic lens and waveguide.

The speakers use updated bass drivers with PolyPlas diffusers, which have a diameter of 6.5 inches. The JBL Studio 630 is equipped with bass inverters located on the rear panel and precisely matched to the bass.

The JBL Stage 280F floorstanding loudspeakers are the largest in the Stage 2 line, ideal for creating dynamic home theater sound in large living spaces. An improvement over the 260F, these drivers feature two eight-inch polycellulose ribbed cone speakers, providing excellent low-frequency sound, ideal for dynamic films.

The JBL Stage 260F floorstanding lodspeakers deliver detailed low-frequency sound with 6.5-inch drivers, ideal for home theater enthusiasts and audiophiles.

The JBL Studio 698 three-band loudspeaker occupies the top position in the Studio 6 series. This model uses a 6-inch driver to sound the mid-frequency band, and a pair of 8-inch woofers transmit the bass.

The model uses two 10-inch (250 mm) 100 FE-12 woofers with a fiber composite diffuser made of natural cellulose and reinforcing fiberglass fibers, with concentric corrugated ribs on the upper surface.

Like the Paragon series and Hartsfield, the JBL K2 S9900 floor pads are based on compression driver technology and create a more advanced stereo image than previously thought technically feasible.

The speaker is equipped with a 380mm midrange/woofer driver with a large dual sound coil made in accordance with the proprietary Differential Drive technology.

The speakers have a 2.5-band configuration, which allows you to get rich and deep low frequencies, and at the same time a good return on the mid-bass. The speakers have two woofers with a diameter of 8 inches with PolyPlas diffusers, the crossover frequency between which is 600 Hz.

The JBL Everest DD67000 is a three-way floorstanding loudspeaker that includes 380 mm woofers with a three-layer diffuser (layers of pure cellulose with foam filler) for reliable transmission of musical material at low frequencies.

The model has a 2.5-way design and has a relatively small housing with two round bass reflex ports built into its rear part.

The JBL Studio Monitor S4700 passive three-way floorstanding loudspeaker has a horn design and uses the same sophisticated professional technologies used in the well-known Project K2 S9900 model.

The JBL Studio 190 floor speaker has a 2.5-way design and occupies a flagship position in the proprietary Stage (Home Audio) acoustic series. The model is larger than its younger A170 and A180 counterparts and easily handles even large rooms, filling them with powerful, rich and realistic sound.

The speaker has two 6.5-inch (165 mm) midrange/woofer drivers, which have long-stroke diffusers and are equipped with reliable rubber suspensions.

The JBL Stage 220P subwoofer is equipped with a 250W RMS amplifier and a larger 12-inch woofer than the Stage 200P, which provides deeper bass up to 26 Hz.

The JBL Stage 200P subwoofer boasts a 150W RMS amplifier, providing dynamic bass expansion from 28 Hz to 150 Hz. The 10-inch ribbed floor and high-stroke cellulose driver deliver detailed low frequencies even in the most intense moments of sound.

An active subwoofer with a 300 mm speaker and a built-in 1000 W amplifier/ Created at the world-renowned JBL development complex in Northridge, California, the HDI-1200P subwoofer creates the bass base in the spatial sound system of the HDI line.

The subwoofer is equipped with a fairly large ten-inch speaker, which has a powerful magnetic system and a reliable suspension. The white cone diffuser of the speaker has a long stroke and uses semi-cellulose as a material. The "corrugated" surface of the diffuser avoids unwanted deformations and increases rigidity.

According to the developers, the eight-inch bass of this model, aimed at the floor, ensures an even 360° sound distribution. The driver is powered by a Class D amplifier with an RMS power of 200 watts.

The JBL L100 CLASSIC is a set of two 3-way acoustic monitors. The cabinets are finished in natural wood veneer (walnut) and are equipped with a 125 mm 105H-1 midrange driver, a 300 mm JW300PW-8 woofer and a 25 mm titanium dome tweeter JT025TI1-4 with a breakwater.