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JBL SRX915M Powered Point-source Speaker vs JBL JBL-PRXONE-NAT JBL PRX ONE Powered Column PA Speaker
The SRX915M is a professional two-way point-source 15-inch system designed for touring, large venues, and fixed installations with precise directional control, while the PRX ONE is a compact all-in-one column speaker with integrated mixer ideal for mobile PA and small-to-medium events. Choose the SRX915M for serious touring and complex sound reinforcement; choose the PRX ONE for simplicity and portability on smaller gigs.
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JBL JBL-PRXONE-NAT JBL PRX ONE Powered Column PA Speaker
Specs side by side
| JBL SRX915M Powered Point-source Speaker | JBL JBL-PRXONE-NAT JBL PRX ONE Powered Column PA Speaker | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $1,899.00 | $1,899.00 |
| Brand | JBL | JBL |
| Speaker Type | Portable PA | Portable PA |
| Install Type | Portable | Portable |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose JBL SRX915M Powered Point-source Speaker
- ✓ 15-inch driver with dual voice coils delivers deeper bass extension and higher SPL for larger venues
- ✓ True point-source dispersion (90x60 degree Progressive Transition waveguide) provides predictable, controlled coverage
- ✓ 24 user-adjustable DSP filters and 2000ms delay enable precise acoustic tuning for different venues
- ✓ Flexible main or monitor application with 45-degree wedge angle for feedback-resistant stage use
Why choose JBL JBL-PRXONE-NAT JBL PRX ONE Powered Column PA Speaker
- ✓ Integrated 7-channel mixer eliminates need for external console on small-to-medium jobs
- ✓ Wide 130-degree horizontal dispersion and column array design ensure even coverage without dead zones
- ✓ All-in-one solution with four XLR Combo jacks, Hi-Z inputs, and Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity
- ✓ Highly portable single-unit design weighs less and sets up faster than multi-speaker rigs
Frequently asked questions
What's the main difference in speaker design between these two?
The SRX915M uses a two-way point-source design with a 15-inch woofer and 1.5-inch compression driver for focused, directional sound ideal for larger spaces. The PRX ONE uses a column array (twelve 2.5-inch tweeters) with a 12-inch woofer for wide, even coverage suited to smaller rooms and events.
Which one needs external gear to operate?
The SRX915M requires an external mixing console and amplifier for multi-input scenarios, though it does include integrated DSP and amplification. The PRX ONE is completely self-contained with built-in 7-channel mixer, amplifier, and multiple input types, requiring no external hardware.
Which is better for touring?
The SRX915M is purpose-built for touring with its compact yet powerful 15-inch design, professional DSP tools, and proven point-source architecture used in large-venue touring rigs. The PRX ONE excels in mobile PA for smaller events and temporary installations but lacks the scalability and specialized tuning tools touring professionals need.
How do the frequency responses compare?
The SRX915M extends down to 50 Hz with optional 80 Hz highpass, providing solid bass suitable for music and speech across larger spaces. The PRX ONE reaches 35 Hz (-3dB at 40 Hz) with a narrower 40–20kHz range, adequate for small-to-medium venues but less extended in the low end.