AM7215-26-WH vs AM7215-64 — Compare
JBL AM7215/26-WH Two-way full range loudspeaker (white) vs JBL AM7215/64 Two-way full range loudspeaker
The AM7215/26-WH offers a 120° × 60° coverage pattern optimized for mid-to-large fixed installations in houses of worship and commercial spaces, while the AM7215/64 provides a tighter 60° × 40° rotatable directivity suited to theatrical, corporate events, and outdoor reinforcement where controlled coverage and higher peak SPL (130 dB) matter most. Choose the 26-WH for permanent architectural integration; choose the 64 for flexibility and touring/outdoor work.
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JBL AM7215/26-WH Two-way full range loudspeaker (white)
JBL AM7215/64 Two-way full range loudspeaker
Specs side by side
| JBL AM7215/26-WH Two-way full range loudspeaker (white) | JBL AM7215/64 Two-way full range loudspeaker | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $3,935.00 | $3,935.00 |
| Brand | JBL | JBL |
| Speaker Type | Portable PA | Line Array |
| Install Type | Portable | Installed |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose JBL AM7215/26-WH Two-way full range loudspeaker (white)
- ✓ Wider 120° × 60° coverage pattern reduces dead zones in larger fixed venues
- ✓ Integrated architectural trapezoid design with DuraFlex coating for permanent installation
- ✓ IP-x3 weather rating enables covered outdoor use
- ✓ Rotatable waveguide for vertical or horizontal orientation
Why choose JBL AM7215/64 Two-way full range loudspeaker
- ✓ Tighter 60° × 40° directivity and 12.6 dB directivity index minimize spillover and reflections
- ✓ Higher peak SPL (130 dB) and 124 dB continuous average for louder reinforcement demands
- ✓ Extended low end to 34 Hz at −10 dB for deeper bass reach
- ✓ Dual voice coil woofer and compression driver deliver minimal distortion and articulate midrange
Frequently asked questions
What's the main difference in coverage pattern?
The AM7215/26-WH covers 120° × 60° for broader room coverage without dead zones, while the AM7215/64 covers 60° × 40° with a 12.6 dB directivity index for tighter, more controlled spillover. The 64 suits theatrical and touring work; the 26-WH suits fixed large-venue installations.
Which handles higher volume?
The AM7215/64 delivers 130 dB peak SPL and 124 dB continuous average, compared to the 26-WH's stated full-range capability. The 64 is engineered for outdoor and high-demand reinforcement; the 26-WH is built for consistent mid-to-large venue coverage without emphasis on extreme SPL.
Which is more portable or flexible?
The AM7215/64 features a rotatable waveguide and is designed for touring and event deployment, while the AM7215/26-WH is purpose-built for fixed installation with trapezoidal cabinet integration. The 26-WH's DuraFlex finish and IP-x3 rating support permanent outdoor or covered mounting.
How does low-end performance differ?
The AM7215/64 extends to 34 Hz at −10 dB via its dual voice coil differential-drive woofer, while the 26-WH specifies 40 Hz floor response. Both cover 40 Hz to 18 kHz at ±3 dB, making the 64 better for deep bass-heavy content and outdoor reinforcement.