hi, my name is Bob, we had some communication on fleabay
and would like to talk about your 2216nd's
if you look at my feedack you will see it's 100%
I am a Huge JBL collector. so get back to me
through email 1'st, not sure if this is PM or open post.
Bob
and would like to talk about your 2216nd's
if you look at my feedack you will see it's 100%
I am a Huge JBL collector. so get back to me
through email 1'st, not sure if this is PM or open post.
Bob
They are not available anywhere anymore. I have been searching for a pair for years as well as a 4367 waveguide…
https://reconingspeakers.com/products-page/jbl-2216nd-woofer-for-jbl-m2-5041785/
Looks like available
Looks like available
There is a difference between the 2216Nd and the 2216Nd-1 🙁 Not a huge one but the latter is supposedly optimised for passive crossover use, the 2216Nd goes in the JBL M2, the 2216Nd-1 is for the JBL4367.
Even the slightest change makes it a new design, for example even reconing a speaker with a different surround alters some parameters and for those who want to exactly copy an existing speaker it is new territory and most people don't have the skills...
Even the slightest change makes it a new design, for example even reconing a speaker with a different surround alters some parameters and for those who want to exactly copy an existing speaker it is new territory and most people don't have the skills...
Then grab some hypex or pascal plate and forget shitty electrical crossover. I can only say hypex dsp crossover is pure dope! Only missing fir filters
Yeah I've found this out the hard way, in a project I've been working on. Trying to do a passive crossover anywhere close to the impedance peak is a nightmare.