AM7315-64 vs AM7315-95-B — Compare
JBL AM7315/64 3-WAY Full-range Loudspeaker Sys vs JBL AM7315/95 3-WAY Full-range Loaudspeaker System B-Stock
The AM7315/64 offers tighter directivity (60° × 40°) and extended low-end precision (45 Hz ±3 dB), ideal for large touring rigs needing feedback control. The AM7315/95 provides wider coverage (90° × 50°), higher peak SPL (141 dB), and rugged Finnish birch construction, better suited for installed systems and venues prioritizing broad, even dispersion.
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JBL AM7315/64 3-WAY Full-range Loudspeaker Sys
JBL AM7315/95 3-WAY Full-range Loaudspeaker System B-Stock
Specs side by side
| JBL AM7315/64 3-WAY Full-range Loudspeaker Sys | JBL AM7315/95 3-WAY Full-range Loaudspeaker System B-Stock | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $5,640.00 | $4,492.00 |
| Brand | JBL | JBL |
| Speaker Type | Line Array | Line Array |
| Install Type | Installed | Installed |
| Condition | New | Refurbished |
Why choose JBL AM7315/64 3-WAY Full-range Loudspeaker Sys
- ✓ Narrower 60° × 40° directivity reduces feedback and room reflections in large venues
- ✓ Flatter frequency response ±3 dB from 45 Hz ensures precise low-end clarity
- ✓ Higher directivity index (13 dB) focuses sound with minimal coloration
- ✓ Switchable tri-amp and bi-amp modes adapt to varied acoustic environments
Why choose JBL AM7315/95 3-WAY Full-range Loaudspeaker System B-Stock
- ✓ Wider 90° × 50° coverage pattern delivers even off-axis response across broader seating
- ✓ Higher peak SPL at 141 dB tri-amp mode pressurizes large spaces without distortion
- ✓ Premium 11-ply Finnish birch plywood with DuraFlex finish resists weather and wear
- ✓ Rotatable design and comprehensive mounting suit both temporary and permanent install
Frequently asked questions
Which speaker has better directivity for touring?
The AM7315/64 with its 60° × 40° pattern and 13 dB directivity index minimizes room reflections and feedback—critical for touring rigs moving between different venues. The AM7315/95's wider 90° × 50° coverage is designed for fixed installations where broad audience coverage takes priority.
What's the real difference in maximum SPL?
The AM7315/95 reaches 141 dB in tri-amp mode, while the AM7315/64 tops out at 135 dB continuous in the high-frequency range. The 6 dB difference is meaningful in large outdoor festivals where sheer output pressure matters; both are professional-grade loud.
Which cabinet is more rugged for repeated transport?
The AM7315/95 emphasizes durability with 16 mm exterior-grade 11-ply Finnish birch plywood and DuraFlex finish, engineered for outdoor and repeated-install punishment. The AM7315/64 specs focus on acoustic performance; cabinet durability details are not emphasized in its description.
Does frequency response really differ between them?
The AM7315/64 specifies ±3 dB response from 45 Hz (down to 38 Hz at –10 dB), implying tighter mid-bass control. The AM7315/95 lists 38 Hz to 20 kHz at –10 dB, a broader range but without the ±3 dB flatness guarantee—better for general-purpose venue PA than surgical touring applications.