AM7212/95 vs JBL-P3234MX — Compare
JBL AM7212/95 Two-way full range loudspeaker vs JBL SRX910LA Powered Line Array Speaker
The AM7212/95 is a passive, stationary full-range speaker for fixed installations requiring versatile mounting and extended bass; the SRX910LA is an active, compact line array element built for touring and rigging flexibility with integrated amplification. Choose the AM7212/95 for permanent venue installations, and the SRX910LA for mobile, touring, or stackable array deployments.
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JBL AM7212/95 Two-way full range loudspeaker
Specs side by side
| JBL AM7212/95 Two-way full range loudspeaker | JBL SRX910LA Powered Line Array Speaker | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $3,780.00 | $3,899.00 |
| Brand | JBL | JBL |
| Speaker Type | Portable PA | Line Array |
| Install Type | Portable | Portable |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose JBL AM7212/95 Two-way full range loudspeaker
- ✓ Rotatable waveguide design mounts vertically or horizontally for installation flexibility
- ✓ Single 12-inch driver with dual voice coil delivers extended bass response below 53 Hz
- ✓ Requires no external amplifier or processing—simpler system integration
- ✓ 90° × 50° controlled directional coverage suits fixed-position mounted installations
Why choose JBL SRX910LA Powered Line Array Speaker
- ✓ 600 watts built-in Class-D amplification eliminates need for external amps
- ✓ Lightweight (59 lbs) and compact with recessed handles for easy rigging and stacking
- ✓ Two 10-inch drivers plus phase-aligned design ideal for line array configurations
- ✓ 135 dB max SPL with consistent 105-degree coverage across touring and portable setups
Frequently asked questions
Which speaker works better for touring?
The SRX910LA is purpose-built for touring with integrated amplification, light weight (59 lbs), recessed handles, and line array stacking capability. The AM7212/95 is passive and heavier, designed for fixed installation.
What are the key frequency differences?
The AM7212/95 extends below 53 Hz thanks to its 12-inch dual voice coil driver, while the SRX910LA specifies 53 Hz–19 kHz. For venues requiring deeper bass reinforcement, the AM7212/95 has an advantage.
Do either require external amplification?
The SRX910LA includes 600 watts of integrated Class-D amplification and needs only signal input. The AM7212/95 is passive and requires an external amplifier, typically 600W minimum.
Which is better for line arrays?
The SRX910LA is optimized for line arrays with its trapezoidal profile, phase-aligned drivers, and compact footprint. The AM7212/95 is a single full-range element suited to distributed point-source or fixed installations.