Could we use a JBL network on a Altec A7 for example.
Network N4638 500 HZ.
Could we use a JBL network on a Altec A7 for example.
Network N4638 500 HZ.
Last edited by LICORNE; August 7th, 2012 at 02:32 PM.
With 8 ohm drivers, why not?Originally Posted by LICORNE
I tried to find a schematic with no success. It appears it may have a bit of HF eq/compensation built in.
I was looking at their parts department,apparently you can order them . They are not that expensive. This is the model from their cinema 4000 series .I'll try to find out what impedance it comes with.
Unfortunately it's 4 ohms. Theres got to be a model with 8 ohms
It's stock for the 4675C system(2446H HF and tandem 2035HPL LF). There were other driver and impedance options for the 4675C.
I have to correct myself as this is a 4 ohm LF load, and the spec sheet gives a nominal impedance of 4 ohms. The adjustment is for HF alignment according to the spec sheet.
http://www.iceco.com/JBL/4675c.pdf
Honestly not sure what the point would be, unless having the JBL name is important to you. Likely designed for specific drivers, so a textbook unit from Martin sound might even out perform it. And I really don't like electrolytics even in the LF. That's just a cheap unit that says JBL on it.
Your neighbors called. They like your music.
I don't like the electrolytics either. Any way JBL Network have different impedance out like 16 for highs and 8 for lows. I thought I could buy something new to replace altec N500 and N 800 for either the A-7 or the Valencia.
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