I havent read the whole thread so dont shoot me down!
I am using 2x JBL JRX 115's..
they are brilliant for halls and have an optional angled mount!
They handle around 250-500 watts of power (RMS) and ive not been able to blow them up as of yet! (Fingers Crossed). 15" bass-mid driver and a horn compression driver.
They go really well with a set of bass bins.
I am using 2x JBL JRX 115's..
they are brilliant for halls and have an optional angled mount!
They handle around 250-500 watts of power (RMS) and ive not been able to blow them up as of yet! (Fingers Crossed). 15" bass-mid driver and a horn compression driver.
They go really well with a set of bass bins.
Yes they are! But this is probably because of the wood. But i find wood sounds better than plastic!! Avoid plastic!
Ive never had a problem with the weight
Get down the gym or put caster wheels on them! They are worth the weight Excuse the pun 
Nothing wrong with composite boxes if they are properly engineered.
Wood speakers can be quite lite also, the JBL PRX are some of the lightest in their class.
The problem with the JRX series is that it is made from MDF and not plywood so it is heavier and more fragile in addition to not liking moist environments.
Wood speakers can be quite lite also, the JBL PRX are some of the lightest in their class.
The problem with the JRX series is that it is made from MDF and not plywood so it is heavier and more fragile in addition to not liking moist environments.
This is very true! I'm from the UK so as you can imagine, rain is not a rare occurrence.... but we power on
If you can afford the JBL MRX then go for it !!!
The original poster said on the first page that his current powered speakers are 43.5 lb and he'd like something lighter. That pretty much puts him into a 10" or 12" unpowered speaker with a plastic or 1/2" plywood cabinet, with a compact 1" format compression driver and preferably a neo magnet woofer. Should be pretty easy to buy or build 25-30 lb speaker with those criteria. My peavey impuse 100's with added bracing and damping and a normal woofer are 32lb.
Other option to consider is a hand crank style speaker stand, which will reduce the need to lift the speakers overhead:
K&M 213 Hand Crank Speaker Stand (Black) 21300-009-55 B&H Photo
Other option to consider is a hand crank style speaker stand, which will reduce the need to lift the speakers overhead:
K&M 213 Hand Crank Speaker Stand (Black) 21300-009-55 B&H Photo
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