AM7215-66-WH vs JBL-P3234MX — Compare
JBL AM7215/66-WH Two-way full range loudspeaker (white) vs JBL SRX910LA Powered Line Array Speaker
The AM7215/66-WH is a passive two-way speaker requiring external amplification, ideal for fixed installations and touring rigs with dedicated amp chains, while the SRX910LA is a powered line array element with built-in Class-D amplification, designed for rapid deployment and consistent output across large venues. Choose the AM7215 if you have professional amp infrastructure; choose the SRX910LA if you need self-contained, stackable coverage without external processing.
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JBL AM7215/66-WH Two-way full range loudspeaker (white)
Specs side by side
| JBL AM7215/66-WH Two-way full range loudspeaker (white) | JBL SRX910LA Powered Line Array Speaker | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $3,935.00 | $3,899.00 |
| Brand | JBL | JBL |
| Speaker Type | Line Array | Line Array |
| Install Type | Installed | Portable |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose JBL AM7215/66-WH Two-way full range loudspeaker (white)
- ✓ Passive design integrates seamlessly into existing amp-based touring and installation rigs
- ✓ Dual voice coil 15-inch woofer delivers authoritative low-end extension down to 34 Hz
- ✓ Rotatable waveguide and trapezoid cabinet adapt to vertical or horizontal mounting without compromise
- ✓ ±3 dB flat response across full 40 Hz–18 kHz range ensures predictable tone in diverse venues
Why choose JBL SRX910LA Powered Line Array Speaker
- ✓ Integrated 600-watt Class-D amplification eliminates need for external amp and processing
- ✓ Compact 59 lb weight per unit and recessed handholds simplify rigging, stacking, and transport
- ✓ 135 dB maximum SPL and 105-degree coverage pattern ideal for mid-to-large venue line arrays
- ✓ Dual 10-inch neodymium drivers provide tight, phase-aligned output when units are arrayed
Frequently asked questions
Which speaker is easier to deploy for a multi-day touring application?
The SRX910LA is faster to set up because it requires only audio input and power—no external amplifier racks or processor needed. The AM7215/66-WH demands a separate amp and likely crossover or processing, which adds setup time and transport weight.
What is the real low-end difference between these two speakers?
The AM7215/66-WH extends to 34 Hz (−10 dB) with its larger 15-inch woofer, delivering deeper bass extension. The SRX910LA's 10-inch drivers bottom out at 53 Hz, making it better suited to mid-range venues where extreme low-frequency reach is less critical.
Can I mix and match these speakers in one system?
Not easily. The AM7215/66-WH is passive and requires external amplification, while the SRX910LA is powered. Combining them would require separate amp channels for the passive unit and create inconsistent integration in a line array design.
Which is better for a fixed installation in a large theater or nightclub?
The SRX910LA is better for modern fixed installs because its stackable line array design, integrated amplification, and compact footprint reduce rack space and wiring complexity. The AM7215/66-WH works well if you already have central amp and DSP infrastructure in place.