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More than twice the power of the Eon 15P!
The flagship in JBL's Eon line, the G2 pumps 300W to a 15" neodymium Differential Drive LF driver. The HF amp delivers 100W to a 1.75" titanium diaphragm compression driver with ferrofluid cooling. Eon's input section allows both mic and line level inputs. In addition, the new Loop/Mix output allows you to daisy-chain Eon speakers or send signal directly to the main PA. 17"W x 27"H x 17-1/2"D. 46 lbs.
It's the perfect PA for bar gigs and music halls. Order yours today.
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Best Powered Speakers Ever.
As a constantly working mobile and club DJ, these rock solid road ready bangers are have not let me down for over 3 years! Truely great speakers with good range and nice versatility. I recommend getting the padded JBL wheeled case for each one- for ultimate portability and protection!
Reviewed by GetDeez on 2/12/2007 who plays Hip Hop, House, Booty Bass.
15 people found this review helpful.
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Awesome with a sub!
Buy these along with a subwoofer, and you'll never go looking for speakers again. The bass on these are punchy enough without the sub, but with the sub, you will hear what a complete sound package you have assembled. These speakers have excellent frequency range, especially the highs, they sound amazingly clear, even at high volumes. They're easy to setup, so even beginners can use these comfortably!
Reviewed by soundman on 10/5/2006 who plays pop.
10 people found this review helpful.
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Great Powered PA Speakers
Easily recognizable from many clubs, churchs, etc., the JBL Eon series makes PA audio as close to painless as it has ever been. No seperate amp chassis, less wiring, and good sound make the JBL Eon easy to recomend as well. Good for small spaces, the Eons are perfect for bing games, school dances or addresses, and the like.
Reviewed by Bev on 10/26/2006 who plays All Types.
3 people found this review helpful.
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portable and powerful
I have a pair of these monsters for two years now using them (once a week) as main speakers for small to medium size Acoustic Guitar and Jazz Sessions, and also to some mobile dj gigs teamed with B-52's self powered Act18 Sub paralled with another Act18 (passive) sub and the EonP1s as monitors . They are definitely worth it considering their power to dollar ratio; for 400 watts of power they have an ample power that I need on my gigs and they're professional looking. They have 3 inputs with one balanced XLR.
The only downside is they have a slightly harshness in mid to upper frequencies compared to the brother's mackies SRM-450s, but I can shape/correct it using a dual 31 band EQ (which is recommended for my sound applications).
As per experience, the eons are first-rate interms of ruggedness, power, portability and reliabilty.
No major issues/problems so far.
Reviewed by GC's friend on 11/2/2006 who plays alternative, jazz, new wave.
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Great Speakers!
I have used these several times in a gym environment, where my organization puts on performances every three months. Let me tell you, they are solid, good sounding, and loud. All I use to compliment them are a mixer, and the necessary mics. The bass is excellent and the treble is crisp. I have experienced, though, that when plugged into different power outlets, the emit a small humming sound, but it becomes inaudible once the music is turned up. Other than that, I've had no problems with them. They're rugged and easy to setup. Again, Great Speakers!
Reviewed by the mountain on 9/22/2006 who plays Pop, Rock.
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