JBL PRX912 is a powered two-way 12-inch loudspeaker is built entirely from the ground up to leverage JBL’s most advanced acoustic innovations.
A next-generation driver system—powered by an ultra-efficient Class D amplifier—delivers clarity and definition at maximum volume, with improved dispersion and smooth low-frequency extension. Backed by an industry-leading seven-year warranty.
Part of the PRX900 Series of powered loudspeakers and subwoofers, PRX912 takes professional portable PA performance to a new level with advanced acoustics, comprehensive DSP, unrivalled power performance and durability and complete BLE control via the JBL Pro Connect app.
PRX912’s class-leading DSP package, accessible via an onboard colour LCD or the JBL Pro Connect app, features 12-band parametric EQ for system tuning and nuanced tonal control; integrated dbx DriveRack technology includes live and fixed Automatic Feedback Suppression, soft system limiter with Soundcraft Overeasy option and speaker delay settings and presets.
The JBL Pro Connect app provides complete hardware and DSP control of up to 10 speakers; integrate PRX900 Series models with JBL EON ONE MK2, PRX ONE and EON700 systems and access app-exclusive functions including speaker snapshots and grouping.
The PRX912 is designed to withstand the rigors of the road. Its composite cabinet features a computer-modeled internal ribbing design that increases overall cabinet rigidity, which improves acoustic performance and durability. Like with every JBL product, everything is reinforced by industry-leading test and validation protocols and backed by a seven-year warranty.
The PRX900 Series is a versatile solution for DJs and bands, music venues, rental houses, corporate A/V providers, or anyone who needs durable professional systems that deliver powerful, room-filling sound in any portable or installed scenario.
FEATURES
Transducers: 912G 12” ferrite magnet woofer, JBL 2408H-2 1.5" poly-annular diaphragm compression driver Updated JBL image control waveguides improve dispersion Low-noise, low-distortion gain staging design Lightweight, efficient Class D amplification Power: 2,000 watts peak/1,000 watts RMS Frequency response: 50 Hz–20 kHz @4pi (-10 dB); 65 Hz–17 kHz @4pi (-3 dB) Dispersion: 90° x 50° Max SPL: 132 dB Crossover frequency: 2,050 Hz Optimised presets for pairing full-range speakers with subwoofers G-Sensor Automatic Position Detect optimises tuning based on main or monitor orientation Color LCD screen provides access to comprehensive DSP suite DriveRack Technology includes Automatic Feedback Suppression, system limiter and 180ms of speaker delay in 100-microsecond intervals for precise time-aligned systems JBL Pro Connect app allows full system control of up to 10 speakers and line integration with JBL EON ONE MK2, PRX ONE and EON700 systems Quiet fanless operation Ultra-low system latency: <1ms Polypropylene/talcum composite cabinet is optimised for rigidity and durability Inputs and Outputs: - 2 XLR balanced Combo jacks, 1 3.5mm aux, 2 XLR-M loop-through, 1 XLR-M mix out Two integrated handles (top and side) Suspension/mounting: dual 36mm pole socket, six M10 suspension points Net weight: 19.5 kg; gross weight: 23.5 kg Dimensions: 636 mm x 394 mm x 332 mm (H x W x D) Backed by industry-leading seven-year warranty
There was a little glitch with dispatch, I wasn't bothered but the guys at mix foundation reached out to me when they noticed and got it fixed up, I really appreciated the phone call.
I have a complex set up for my home sound system enjoying playing my records over 2 decks, 10 speakers providing sounds in various rooms (and 3 amps to run them), and of course a bass, and wanting various input sources (computer, decks, radio, usb etc). When my valve linestage died, I needed something to run this complex system or had to rethink the whole set-up. I looked at pre-amps, but all had limited inputs or were very pricey to meet my needs...then someone suggested a mixer and the Allen & Heath ZED-10 is truly multipurpose! It gives me so much more versatility than a pre-amp in the way I can run the system, and I still have spare input sources available. Everything is sounding great, and I can adjust/equalize the different inputs (which I was not able to do before). In my opinion for the price tag you really get great quality and value for money. Note: I'm not an audio expert so apologies if the terminology used is not the best.
