JBL nomenclature
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- Cliff Swanson
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JBL nomenclature
I don't know much about the various JBL speakers and their attendant nomenclature...What's the difference between the "D" and "K" series speakers for instance?
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Cliff,
I recently sent a inquiry to Mr. Walker of StereoSteel and he replied saying that the "D" series is an older JBL that is sweeter and lighter than the current model. He was very helpful in his e-mail so you may want to try him at www.stereosteel.com
Allen
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I recently sent a inquiry to Mr. Walker of StereoSteel and he replied saying that the "D" series is an older JBL that is sweeter and lighter than the current model. He was very helpful in his e-mail so you may want to try him at www.stereosteel.com
Allen
Clemmons, NC
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Cliff, I'm not smart in the speaker dept. but I think "D" "E" or "K" would identify the material and density of said material the cones are made of. Perhaps Jack Stoner can set us straight.
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Thanks Kenny but I'm not sure either. The D series was the first ones I came in contact with and I had a Fender Twin with D-120F's in it. I replaced the two 12" with one K-130 15" JBL because the D series had been discontinued. I think the K series had a higher power rating. I think the E series is the current production.
I haven't kept up with JBL since I started using Peavey and the Black Widows. I still have the old D-120F's and use them in my stereo system but I haven't had a desire to go back to the JBL's for steel.
I haven't kept up with JBL since I started using Peavey and the Black Widows. I still have the old D-120F's and use them in my stereo system but I haven't had a desire to go back to the JBL's for steel.
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Cliff, you can find out some info here:
E-Series (current): http://www.jblpro.com/pages/components/componts.htm
Discontinued Products (G series, K series): http://www.jblpro.com/pages/obsolete.htm
JBL / Altec General Info & History: http://www.audioheritage.org/
I believe that the F-Series were JBL's sold to Fender as OEM. Possibly, the dust cap designs were modified.
E-Series (current): http://www.jblpro.com/pages/components/componts.htm
Discontinued Products (G series, K series): http://www.jblpro.com/pages/obsolete.htm
JBL / Altec General Info & History: http://www.audioheritage.org/
I believe that the F-Series were JBL's sold to Fender as OEM. Possibly, the dust cap designs were modified.
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