AM5212-95 vs AM5215-64 — Compare

JBL AM5212/95 Two-way full range loudspeaker vs JBL AM5215/64 Two-way full range loudspeaker

The AM5212/95 is a compact 12-inch speaker optimized for tight installed-sound spaces, while the AM5215/64 steps up to a 15-inch driver and is built for touring and frequent deployment. Choose the AM5212/95 for fixed installations where size and weight matter; choose the AM5215/64 if you need greater output, lighter weight relative to power, and touring durability.

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JBL AM5212/95 Two-way full range loudspeaker

$2,500.00
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JBL AM5215/64 Two-way full range loudspeaker

$2,650.00
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Specs side by side

JBL AM5212/95 Two-way full range loudspeakerJBL AM5215/64 Two-way full range loudspeaker
Price$2,500.00$2,650.00
BrandJBLJBL
Speaker TypeSurface-MountLine Array
Install TypeInstalledInstalled
ConditionNewNew

Why choose JBL AM5212/95 Two-way full range loudspeaker

  • ✓ Smaller footprint fits constrained installed-sound spaces
  • ✓ 132 dB SPL at 1 meter handles mid-sized venues
  • ✓ Rotatable waveguide for flexible vertical or horizontal mounting
  • ✓ Compact design doesn't sacrifice JBL cinema-grade sonic authority

Why choose JBL AM5215/64 Two-way full range loudspeaker

  • ✓ 15-inch driver delivers higher acoustic output and bass extension
  • ✓ Lighter relative to its power—better for touring and repeated deployment
  • ✓ Heavy internal bracing and DuraFlex finish withstand transport wear
  • ✓ 15 M10 flying points and dual NL4/barrier-strip connectivity for flexibility
Bottom line: Buy the AM5212/95 if your installation is space-constrained and stationary. Buy the AM5215/64 if you tour, move systems frequently, or need greater output capability from a more robust enclosure.

Frequently asked questions

What is the main size and driver difference?

The AM5212/95 uses a 12-inch low-frequency driver; the AM5215/64 uses a 15-inch driver. The larger driver in the AM5215/64 delivers greater acoustic output and deeper bass extension, while the AM5212/95 maintains a more compact footprint.

Which is better for touring?

The AM5215/64 is purpose-built for touring with lightweight construction relative to output, multiply birch enclosure with heavy internal bracing, DuraFlex finish, and 15 rigging points. The AM5212/95 is designed for fixed installations and is less optimized for repeated transport.

What are the output levels and frequency responses?

The AM5212/95 reaches 132 dB SPL at 1 meter with 45 Hz to 20 kHz response and 1000W continuous power. The AM5215/64 specifications emphasize coherent full-range coverage across a 60° × 40° pattern with a 15-inch driver but specific SPL figures are not provided in the description.

Do both speakers have rotatable waveguides?

Yes, both models feature rotatable progressive transition waveguides that allow vertical or horizontal mounting to adapt to room acoustics and throw requirements.

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