Jbl K130-16

[TroelsM]

Hi.

Any info on this speaker? It seems to be an old 16Ohm bass-driver. Maybe made for use as an "instrument/musician-amp"?

Tried google with little luck

Could it be used as a subwoofer? All I kind find is a Vas at about 300L and a Fs of 40Hz? I'm willing to Equalize and that sort of tricks.

Regards TroelsM

[EspenE]

Check out
http://www.jblproservice.com/pdf/Thi...Parameters.pdf

for ts parameters.

You can also head over to the JBL guys on
http://audioheritage.org/vbulletin/index.php

Do a search for more info.

EspenE

[TroelsM]

Hi.

Thanks for the fast reply.

It seems to be limited by a Xmax of only 2mm.. that's probably not enough to do anything, - especially EQ'ing.

Regards TroelsM

[Brett]

The K130 is an instrument driver. Useful for lead guitar or possibly blues harp.

K Series datasheet

T/S specs are
Fs = 40Hz
Qts = 0.25
Qms = 4
Qes = 0.27
VAS = 297L
P = 125W
Xmax = 0.76mm
Re = 6.3
L = 0.6mH
BL = 18
Mms = 60g
Sd = 900cm^2

[EspenE]

Check out
http://www.jblproservice.com/pdf/Thi...Parameters.pdf

for ts parameters.

You can also head over to the JBL guys on
http://audioheritage.org/vbulletin/index.php

Do a search for more info.

EspenE


...oops: sorry for the double post.

[Brett]

Originally posted by EspenE
Check out
http://www.jblproservice.com/pdf/Thi...Parameters.pdf

for ts parameters.

That's where I got the specs I posted earlier. I just couldn't find the file on the JBL site so copied them out of the one saved in my database.

It's a great driver, within it's intended application.

[kevinkr]

It'll work pretty well in a properly designed reflex enclosure as long as you don't ask for really high spls at very low frequencies. Not suited to subwoofer duty due to limited xmax. I had a pair of the 16 ohm D130 in oem jbl cabinets of about 4 cu ft estimated - worked quite well.