8124 vs JBL-P3509 — Compare
JBL 8124 4" Full-range Open- Back Ceiling Spk, 6W vs JBL SRX900 RC2 Rain Cover
These are completely different product categories: the JBL 8124 is a ceiling-mounted speaker for fixed installations, while the SRX900 RC2 is a protective rain cover accessory for touring speakers. The 8124 suits permanent commercial audio systems; the RC2 suits users of SRX line speakers who perform outdoors.
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JBL 8124 4" Full-range Open- Back Ceiling Spk, 6W
Specs side by side
| JBL 8124 4" Full-range Open- Back Ceiling Spk, 6W | JBL SRX900 RC2 Rain Cover | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $62.00 | $64.71 |
| Brand | JBL | JBL |
| Speaker Type | Ceiling | — |
| Install Type | Installed | — |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose JBL 8124 4" Full-range Open- Back Ceiling Spk, 6W
- ✓ Compact ceiling mount with quick blind-mount installation
- ✓ Full-range 4-inch driver covers 60 Hz–18 kHz for speech and background music
- ✓ 70V/100V transformer taps enable flexible system integration
- ✓ Budget-friendly choice for distributed audio networks
Why choose JBL SRX900 RC2 Rain Cover
- ✓ Protects expensive SRX speakers from rain and moisture damage
- ✓ Unfold-and-access design keeps cover attached during live shows
- ✓ Secure T15 screw mounting won't shift during transport
- ✓ Covers LCD display and both audio and data connections
Frequently asked questions
Can I use the SRX900 RC2 with the JBL 8124?
No. The RC2 is designed exclusively for SRX912M, SRX915M, and SRX922 speakers. The 8124 is a passive ceiling speaker that does not have an LCD display or data ports.
What is each product designed for?
The JBL 8124 is a fixed-installation ceiling speaker for commercial spaces like offices, retail stores, and paging systems. The SRX900 RC2 is a weather-protection cover for professional touring speakers used in live performance and outdoor events.
Do I need both products?
Only if you own an SRX speaker for live use and also operate a separate fixed commercial audio system. Most buyers will use one or the other depending on their application—permanent installation or touring.