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Any JBL raw frame speaker building nuts out there?
That caught the bug and spent every dime they made buying JBL raw frame speakers and built umpteen different speaker enclosures chasing that elusive sound in the 70's?
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I would post a pic of mine but cannot figure out how to post pics
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My last system was a tower version of the L-300 using the 136 H with Passive Radiators in 5.7 cf enclosures, the 375 mid range driver w. HL- 89 Horm Lens , and 075 tweets under slant plates.
R.R.,Those 4315's look great and were not even out when I stopped the addiction. It's hard to imagine JBL wouldn't be all over the real life function of the 4315's on site and in a recording studio situation. A whole lot of people were not exactly happy when JBL sold out to H.K. quindecima, I have the same problem posting picks. What system do/did you have? |
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I have what JBL called the SR8 system that I got in the ‘60s.
The components [if I remember the numbers correctly]: LE15A Woofer PR15 Passive Radiator 075 Ring Radiator 375 Compression Driver HL93 Acoustic Horn/Lens LX-5 Low Frequency Crossover N7000 High Frequency Crossover I have had them in various self-built cabinets over the years, some of which were made from blueprints that used to be available from JBL. I currently have them in smaller cabinets just to get them crammed into a reasonable sized room. I have had the woofers re-coned and then a second round of surround re-foaming. |
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