AWC15LF-BK-B vs SRX812 — Compare
JBL AWC15LF All-Weather Compact Low-Frequency Speaker with 15 LF Black B-Stock vs JBL SRX812 12" Two-Way Bass Reflex Passive System
The AWC15LF is a dedicated subwoofer for outdoor/permanent installations with deep low-frequency focus, while the SRX812 is a full-range two-way system for touring live sound reinforcement. Choose the AWC15LF if you need weatherproof bass extension for festivals or fixed deployments; choose the SRX812 if you need a portable, versatile main speaker handling full-frequency content.
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JBL AWC15LF All-Weather Compact Low-Frequency Speaker with 15 LF Black B-Stock
JBL SRX812 12" Two-Way Bass Reflex Passive System
Specs side by side
| JBL AWC15LF All-Weather Compact Low-Frequency Speaker with 15 LF Black B-Stock | JBL SRX812 12" Two-Way Bass Reflex Passive System | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $1,012.00 | $1,299.00 |
| Brand | JBL | JBL |
| Condition | Refurbished | New |
Why choose JBL AWC15LF All-Weather Compact Low-Frequency Speaker with 15 LF Black B-Stock
- ✓ All-weather construction with corrosion-resistant coating for outdoor durability
- ✓ Dedicated 15-inch Kevlar woofer delivers punchy, refined low-frequency authority
- ✓ Compact design with integrated 70V/100V transformer for permanent PA installations
- ✓ 500W continuous handling provides serious bass foundation for large rigs
Why choose JBL SRX812 12" Two-Way Bass Reflex Passive System
- ✓ True two-way system covers full frequency range from 41Hz–20kHz for standalone use
- ✓ 135dB maximum SPL with 95dB sensitivity suits medium-to-large venues without subwoofers
- ✓ Rugged 18mm plywood and touring-grade grille designed for frequent transport
- ✓ Multiple rigging points and 50-degree monitor angle enable flexible stage deployment
Frequently asked questions
Can either work as a standalone speaker at a small event?
The SRX812 works alone as a complete two-way system; the AWC15LF is a bass-only subwoofer and requires partnering with midrange/treble speakers. For full-range coverage, the SRX812 is the only standalone option.
Which handles outdoor weather better?
The AWC15LF is purpose-built for all-weather outdoor use with zinc-rich powder-coated steel and fiberglass-reinforced ABS. The SRX812 uses durable Duraflex coating but is not specified as all-weather and suits touring between protected venues.
What's the frequency difference between them?
The AWC15LF focuses on 80Hz–300Hz low-frequency only; the SRX812 covers 41Hz–20kHz full-range. Choose based on whether you need dedicated bass reinforcement or a complete speaker.
Which is more portable for touring?
The SRX812 includes multiple rigging points and suspension hardware for quick rigging in transit. The AWC15LF ships with a U-bracket for fixed mounting and is optimized for permanent or semi-permanent placement, not frequent transport.