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Thanks for posting that table, T.C. That highlights what I was getting at - it takes a power drop by a factor of 10 (100 Watts down to 10 Watts) to get the loudness to drop by only 1/2, assuming all other things are equal. So using this 16 ohm speaker in a solid state amp rated for 8 ohms would not ...

Good point, Ken. Since most solid state amps are rated for less than 16 ohms, this speaker would work fine in those amps. It would lower the available output power, but that power loss doesn't necessarily translate to as drastic of a volume loss as one would expect, especially with an efficient spea...

Thanks, Jon. Yes, that's correct. You wouldn't want to put a standard D120F in an amp made for a 16 ohm speaker, as you will get an impedance mismatch and would risk damaging your output section. Therefore, this D120F-6 would fit the bill for those amps if you want that JBL sound added to them.

I have a rare JBL D120F-6 - 16 ohm - authentic JBL 21032 cone, possibly original or an old recone using a genuine kit. Fender "F" stamp on the back label, possibly an early example of a Fender marking on JBLs. This speaker sounds fantastic and would be great to put in a single 12" com...

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