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JBL Professional Debuts PRX700 Series Portable PA Loudspeakers

Seven new models offering a multitude of choices when tailoring a system to specific needs

JBL Professional has introduced the PRX700 Series portable loudspeakers, comprised of seven new models.

“The PRX700 Series not only resets the standard for quality and portability, but also allows users to create the precise system they need from a high-performance family of full-range and subwoofer models,” says Andy Flint, senior manager, Portable PA Marketing, JBL Professional.

“Each model is designed for specific applications, but integrates seamlessly with one another, offering a multitude of choices when tailoring a system to specific needs,” he continues. “In particular, the new PRX710 and PRX715XLF models offer customers even more options than ever before.”

PRX700 Series models include the PRX710 10-inch, 2-way multipurpose loudspeaker; the PRX712 12-inch 2-way multipurpose loudspeaker and floor monitor; the PRX715 15-inch, 2-way full-range main system/floor monitor; the PRX725 15-inch, 2-way bass reflex loudspeaker; the PRX735 15-inch, 3-way full-range loudspeaker; the PRX715XLF 15-inch self-powered bass reflex subwoofer system; and the PRX718XLF 18-inch self-powered bass reflex subwoofer system.

All PRX700 Series loudspeakers are powered with efficient 1,500-watt Class-D amplification. New Differential Drive woofers provide improved heat dissipation, lower power compression and higher dynamic range versus conventional single-coil designs. In addition, the woofers use magnetically saturated pole-pieces and an aluminum shorting ring, which significantly reduces nonlinear distortion.

The PRX700 Series also incorporates JBL’s patented waveguide technology, providing very good coverage throughout the system’s bandwidth. The sound is smooth and consistent without hotspots, so control is optimized. All models offer coverage of 90 degrees (horizontal) x 50 degrees (vertical), which the exception of the PRX710, which offers coverage of 100 degrees (horizontal) x 60 degrees (vertical).

The input panel on the full-range models (PRX710, PRX712, PRX715, PRX725, PRX735) offers a variety of features for maximum flexibility and control, highlighted by two balanced XLR-1/4-inch combination inputs and two unbalanced RCA inputs. Other features include a signal presence LED for each channel, selectable system EQ (Normal and Boost for 710, 725, 735; Main and Monitor for 712, 715); a Mic/Line switch for channel 1 and Ground Lift for CH2.

The input panel on the low-frequency models (PRX715XLF and PRX718XLF) also offers a wealth of options, including: a Signal Presence LED for each channel; a Polarity button; a Pass Thru button for Hi Pass or Full Range; a balanced XLR-1/4” combo input for channels 1 and 2; balanced XLR Loop Thru output connectors; and a front LED On/Off button.

All PRX700 cabinets are built from a combination of 25 mm (on the top and bottom for added rigidity) and 18 mm, strong, lightweight poplar plywood made structurally sound with tongue and groove joints (compared to competitive models that use 15 mm plywood).

The cabinets are finished with JBL’s tour-proven DuraFlex finish, a dent-resistant 16-guage steel grill, and lightweight glass-filled nylon handles to ensure strength and durability. In addition, rigging points, pole sockets and vulcanized feet promote easy setup and total versatility.

“With the new PRX700 Series, superior sound, power and connectivity while on the move is possible for virtually any application and scalable for any budget!” Flint concludes.

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