JBL JRX200 Series

The success of JBL speakers didn't happen overnight. It's the result of a long legacy of quality design that began when James B. Lansing founded the company in 1946. Over the years, they've continued to produce one innovation after another, one of which was the JBL JRX200 Series. This latest generation of JRX loudspeakers is a great case study for all the JBL hallmarks: straightforward design, praiseworthy performance and genuine reliability. Made specifically for live performance and stage monitoring, these are purpose-built speakers that absolutely excel at what they do. No matter what kind of music you play, the JRX200 Series is a worthy addition to your setup. Like most speakers, the JBL JRX200 line features several different sizes and configurations. With that in mind, the right choice for you will depend on just how you plan to use your new loudspeaker. For instance, are you looking for a personal stage monitor that's powerful, but not too big? If so, check out the JRX212M. Want a slightly beefier cab that you can swap between monitor and PA from one gig to the next? The JRX215 might fit the bill. Or, are you craving as much power as you can get your hands on? In that case, try the JRX225 Dual 15" Two-way Passive Loudspeaker on for size - it tops out at a blistering 2000W. One of the key words in the JBL JRX200 Series is "passive," and that's an important spec to keep in mind when designing your system. Experienced performers will know what that means, but if you're a beginner, here's the gist: a passive speaker is a cabinet with no amplifier inside. While that means you do need to feed the speaker an amplified signal, it also means that you're not stuck with a built-in amp. Instead, you're free to choose whichever standalone model suits you. And since there are fewer components inside the speakers, they're lighter and more reliable - perfect for touring. There's definitely a lot to like about the JBL JRX200 Series, so go ahead and get as creative with your loudspeaker and monitor setup as you do with your music itself. These cabinets are the core building blocks of an amazing pro audio system - all you have to add is your preferred hardware to drive them, and your own musical talents to take advantage of all the performance they're ready to deliver.