All user reviews for the JBL JRX115

JBL SPEAKER PRO 115
On several occasions I have cost this series in viewer quality, and the least we can say is that it sounds. I discut with sound technicians who say rightly that requires excellent JBL amplifiers gender or QSC AUDIO CROWN LAB GRUPPEN, but especially not Audiophony, DAP, and other Mac Mah Synq (MH thank you for these low-end products) and reunited these conditions, it was JBL that sounds really, one of the technician said "well slap a hard and fast without trainer"
The amplifier shall be Superior 50% power RMS speakers.
Professional quality cabling types Monster Cable REAL Audio.
I performed research about the report qualitprix product entirely manufactured in the USA from components HARMAN JBL 100% JBL course (I insist detractors because of the respectable brand say this is the EMMINENCE there has in JBL !!).
JBL has fixed production targets plantar scale standards, and so was able to get the maximum price down. Hats JBL.
Ct listen, everything is voice, acute mdiums and frequencies are reproduced with a very beautiful dli and low, I urge to add to them in a box For a rock use, hard rock, disco. In faade JAZZ or other musette orchestra, duo + squences, atmosphere "club med" singing tour is ideal. I saw this pregnant, JRX 125 operates in return for scene, well done. (A base hole is PRVU to put the speaker on foot)
Another important point power handling with JBL masters the technology for over 50 years, in two words, this series can hold either an integer night without fail and cashing in points beyond the maximum power without "flinching"
To sum it is a great investment sign JBL audio quality guarantee solidity, and very good aging in time with the guarantee of a service after rput sale.
JBL is a manufacturer and assembler NO.
And point does not ngliger, JBL sold well in time.

How long have you been using?
3 years
Did you try many other models before buying it?
JBL JRX115, FBT
What is so special that you like most and least?
+ + Sound quality, power, light weight (17kg! Door on it with one hand!), Design, durability, resistance cold / heat (use between - 10 ° and + 40 °)
- Outdoors, must KSub to complete important if space sound with a tendency to accentuate the mids if you are at least 3m from the enclosure
How do you rate the quality / price?
With experience, you do again this choice? ...
Very good quality / price ratio, especially since they are now € 879,
I also KSub, 3KW very good sound, light and handy and I'll buy the same kit 2K12 + KSub for 6KW: of course I remake this choice, also I wonder how I could do not buy this kind of bomb earlier ..

The JBL JRX 115 cost me about 700 dollars brand new when I purchased them back in 2008. They are made well and will last a long time but the only thing that I didn’t like about them was the low end sound. I felt like the bass/ low frequencies just were not clean enough for what I wanted to use them for. This was very upsetting to me because I am a huge fan of JBL speakers and live sound equipment. I felt like they dropped the ball with the low end on these speakers.
The mids and highs sounding great, and the bass sounds ok when the speakers are not playing at anywhere near max volume. But once you start to crank up the volume I could hear major flaws in the way the bass sounded. I have even tried them with several different mixers, but no matter what mixer or style of music I played it still was not to my liking.
I kept these speakers for no more than 90 days then could not return them to the store so I had to sell them on Ebay. I almost got back what I paid for them so I was happy with it. If you really do not care how clean your low end sound is then these may be for you. But with the style of music that I partake in (dance, techno, hiphop and pretty much anything upbeat) these just would not satisfy me.
To JBL’s credit, these are more of the “affordable” speakers that they came out with that year. I have used about 7 different speakers from JBL and all of them sounded pretty good especially the ones on the higher price range. Maybe I just expected too much out of these speakers, or maybe I expect too much out of JBL because of some of the stuff I have got from them before. But these where a disappointment to me!

At first appearance the JRX 115’s by JBL are pretty big in size and in sound. They are a lot bigger than we originally thought they would be. We did have some issues with getting them in and out of the van at certain times because the van doubles as our gig van and our real job van. But they arent as heavy as they look, the heaviness was not an issue at all, they are just bigger than expected.

Now using the JR 115’s in a gig setting is a little tricky, because with these speakers I wouldn’t want to use them or recommend you use them if you are in a very large space or have more than 150 to 200 people at hand, the more people you have there the more crowd noise. And some monitors really have trouble being over the crowd. If you have speakers that cant play over the general crowd noise then it really takes away from the whole experience because you can do what you want and say what you want to say to the crowd but these people will still continue to have a good time no matter if you are playing or not. If your speakers arent loud enough it just makes you look bad and your brand.

This speakers are good, but not great. Like I said in a larger venue I don’t recommend them or in a venue with more than 200 people I would say don’t purchase them. They are big looking but the sound isn’t as big as they look, it could really end up hurting your career if you choose the wrong monitors. You must play to have the right monitors for the right situations. that’s why it is good to have a few different kinds like we keep around just in case.

It was in early June 2004 that I decided my old PA speakers would cut it anymore. So I decided to start looking around for some new speakers in my limited price range. I looked online and found the JBL JRX seriers speakers. They seemed to fit what I needed. I took a trip out to my local guitar center where I took a listen to them. They were just what I needed. Great bass responce, crisp highs and very loud. So I decided to buy them. I got a great deal on them for only $480 with tax. They have been good to me so far.

These speakers are very loud and have great bass responce. The bass is very punchy and thorws very well. They also have very crisp highs. They are rated at 1000 watts peak and can preform very well all the way up to around 1000. I was very impressed when I took them out to my first show.

The mid range bass on the cabinets really clutters the stage. It some times makes it very hard to hear. Other then that they are great for the price.

They seem to be very well built. They have been holding up so far. They are made from soild 3/4" MDF. The drivers are very well made too. The cabinet seems to have a ton of bass.

I feel that the JBL JRX 110 seriers speakers are great for anyone on a budget. They have plenty of power for most bands. They are also very well built. They are a great choice for small systems.

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I have consumed heard in a shop (JRX 115 + 2 * amp Audiophony CX850 and compared with JRX 125 mounted on a yamaha amplifier Yamaha P5000S 2 x 500 and 115 small good news behave better and coupled to two sub (and yet wharfedale Parts only 300 euros) they are a more balanced config in the high and medium and more powerful in the lower (warmer sound)

wharfedale the box has a 38 cm and provided for 300w rms
imagine with JRX 118S boxes with them to a 46 cm and fed for 350 w rms (500eu)

conclusion is a system while an about 1500euros bof (cash) the JRX 125
is a more accurate system more powerful and scalable 1900euros (if box JRX 116) or 1500 is a wharfedale VU ALL!
otherwise, it is better to wear than a 2 times 20kil 40 times

Hello everyone,
It's been about 3 weeks I own a pair of JRX 115.
They are powered by a QSC amplifier United States 900, a Soundcraft mixer.
Noting that the gate of an enclosure almost beyond the edge of it, I pushed the curiosity one step further: I unscrewed a few to see inside, and removed the front grille.
Findings:
- Minimalist interior, equipment depreciation covers only slightly in the bottom sides, no top, no bottom.
- As an air vent, a simple cut in the front panel, shaped "rounded triangle" - but I'm not well versed as to whether this is normal or not ...
- Support to mount the speaker on the feet is mounted slightly askew,
- The felt covering the walls was poorly bonded area (behind the grille)
- Finally, the rounded shape of the grid is obtained using three small pieces of MDF at the center bottom, center top and center "just above the woofer." If the grid on one of the speakers almost beyond the edge of it, it comes from too great a thickness of these pieces of MDF - for quality control and manufacturing, we revert! I solved this problem with a wood file and a little bit of sanding, of course after removing the pieces of MDF enclosure, and have them replaced after ...

As for sound quality, there is a lack in the upper midrange that can make acute aggressive. With a small correction (EQ DBX 231), the result "Pete" not bad.

In summary:
- Feel like a sacrifice on build quality for a price then it would be easy for little money to improve these few problems,
- Quality and not bad punch, provided a small correction.

Hello tlmonde
So here I wanted to have the speaker is able to plug in the living room with a small amp and pioneer of many PA speakers with a crest cpx 1500 ml or inter 1400.et well with the JBL JRX 115 I filled in the 2 If the power and sound quality are waiting for you, powerful bass and treble mediums is round lens (even with a 12kHz + - 3db have is over or he must have audiophile ears) I ais paid 499 euros for two new speakers that price should not hesitate a year ago it was almost 400 euros each. the only defect is that the corners of the pregnant unprotected carpet (project glue) are not going to last long I think. this choice I would do again in a heartbeat.
I wish to thank all those who leave expert advice on what sites ca can be directed properly to buy stuff of quality.
good luck!

- How long have you use it?

For one week, I'm running late, used with Crown XLS 402 + Table Mix Numark CM200 USB branch of computer

- What is the particular feature you like best and least?

+ Power rating and power handling, the sound reproduction is good quality trs, prcises, powerful, well-rounded bass, treble prcis not "screaming"

- What I like a little less and there is little background noise is low rev power, but it's good when the enclosure is used is 1 or 2% because at the moment in apartment . It's really trslger and not hear at all 4 or 5% ds

- Have you tried many other models before acqurir?

I had many but not all Hi-Fi speaker pro and I'm really surprised at how enjoyable quality and precision of these speakers!

- How do you report qualitprix?

Simply Exellent

- With the exprience, you do again this choice?

Yes no hsiter! Buy you do not regrtterai!

For how long have you been using it?
for a little over a year

Did you try many other models before getting this one?
yes: jbl tsx 10, ghost, hk audio elias ext ...

What thing do you like most/least about it?
most: Quality, The report for money, which knocks the low power and disengage for the 250w
the least: not very strong finish (carpet fixed with glue) and the acute shortage of medium

What is your opinion about the value for the price?
EXCELLENT (250 € for a quality speaker jbl 250w)

Knowing what you know now, would you make the same choice? ...
oh yes ...

in short they are pregnant jbl quality with good bass and banging with speaker resistent and if you have the means n'esiter not rush this is not even bolt to seek better quality speakers for this price the.

I use them for about a month.

I tried the same range in the Yorkville YX15

What I like most: sound quality is superbly restored and a huge low quality!
FYI, I use an amp with B900 HPA. Another positive point, I find them really class!

What I like least: I would say the weight because I can not find anything else! lol

Yes I do it again without hesitation that choice! In comparison, Yorkville YX15 have low almost non-existent, so I blindly repeat this model!

(Originally written by motteherbeuse/translated from Audiofanzine FR)
I used these speakers live on stage two weeks ago at a ball. They were connected to two other JBL speakers of the same series but a bit bulkier. My drummer and I (bass) noticed that they sound very loud (there were between 300 and 400 people at the ball) but also produce a lot of noise, and lows are imprecise. They were connected to a small Peavey PV 10 or 12-input mixer, an Alesis reverb effect, two good QFC amps and a small Yamaha EQ. It's important to describe the whole setup used with the product. Because I know you can get a good sound with it (the only thing I didn't know was the mixer). Of course, considering the output power of the speakers, the hum noise might seem unimportant to the audience! It wasn't a problem for them, it wasn't a concert!!

As a summary, these speakers sound very good for this sort of music but you'll need to do something about them if you want to use them at a concert. I personally own two EV SX300.

They sound great but lack a bit of power.