What JBL model is this speaker?

[Tio]

Hi, this is my first post here, usually only read other discussions.

I'm interested to buy an used JBL floor standing speaker, but there is no information about the model type, or the impedance and watt on the speaker. I've tried to search the image online but can't find any matching one.

Below is the front of the speaker, and the only label that can be found on the back.



Anyone here know which JBL model is it?

Thanks

 

[LTD02]

I registered just to save you. LoL. I don't think that is a JBL speaker, but I could be mistaken.

Kind of looks like this:

https://www.oocities.org/flh1945/FLH/Pages/FLHspeakers.html

 

[Tio]

I registered just to save you. LoL. I don't think that is a JBL speaker, but I could be mistaken.

Kind of looks like this:
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https://www.oocities.org/flh1945/FLH/Pages/FLHspeakers.html

It is really similar, I updated my first post photo with the speaker grill used, and the full back, the grill on the JBL is full from top to bottom.

 

[GXAlan]

Looks fake. This label talks about a built in amplifier which makes no sense whatsoever.

JBL rarely used soft dome drivers outside of automotive products. They were very early adopters of titanium and in 2000, they would have been using titanium (or other metal alloys or compression drivers).

 

[Tio]

Looks fake. This label talks about a built in amplifier which makes no sense whatsoever.

JBL rarely used soft dome drivers outside of automotive products. They were very early adopters of titanium and in 2000, they would have been using titanium (or other metal alloys or compression drivers).

yes, I'm also confuse with the label that said built-in amplifier. I never thought there is fake speaker product. Lucky I post it here.

 

[Chrispy]

yes, I'm also confuse with the label that said built-in amplifier. I never thought there is fake speaker product. Lucky I post it here.

JBL has quite a few powered speakers, but can't say ever saw one that looked like this....good luck....have you tried this site https://www.lansingheritage.org/html/jbl/jbl.htm

 

[Tio]

JBL has quite a few powered speakers, but can't say ever saw one that looked like this....good luck....have you tried this site https://www.lansingheritage.org/html/jbl/jbl.htm

Thank for pointing out that site. After second thought, I think it might really a fake product.

 

[GXAlan]

JBL has quite a few powered speakers, but can't say ever saw one that looked like this....good luck....have you tried this site https://www.lansingheritage.org/html/jbl/jbl.htm

Right, but not a powered speaker with regular binding posts…

The soft dome is the clearest evidence it’s fake. It could be built with JBL Selenium or automotive parts and be a hobbyist setup. But it definitely does not have any characteristics that would make it a JBL speaker from 2000.

 

[Beave]

Thank for pointing out that site. After second thought, I think it might really a fake product.

Where are you located?

 

[Tio]

Right, but not a powered speaker with regular binding posts…

The soft dome is the clearest evidence it’s fake. It could be built with JBL Selenium or automotive parts and be a hobbyist setup. But it definitely does not have any characteristics that would make it a JBL speaker from 2000.

I think it might be a custom build by hobbyist. I'll skip to buy it for sure.

Where are you located?

Indonesia

 

[Chrispy]

Right, but not a powered speaker with regular binding posts…

The soft dome is the clearest evidence it’s fake. It could be built with JBL Selenium or automotive parts and be a hobbyist setup. But it definitely does not have any characteristics that would make it a JBL speaker from 2000.

Yeah, that would kinda negate it

I think it might be a custom build by hobbyist. I'll skip to buy it for sure.


Indonesia

Sounds like a good plan.