Description
Jbl srx 715
Features:
- Lightweight and very high-power.
- 75°x 50°coverage.
- Bi-amplified or full-range passive operation.
- Dual-angle pole socket for applications requiring tripod mounting.
- Flying version available (SRX715F) with five suspension points. May be used with optional M10 eyebolts or detachable track fittings.
- Differential Drive® woofer with neodymium magnet for high power capacity and very light-weight.
- 3 in. (voice-coil) compression driver with neodymium magnet.
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