JBL L82 Classic
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JBL L82 Classic

£2,099.00

The vintage design of the JBL L82 Classic features a genuine walnut satin wood veneer cabinet and a striking Quadrex foam grille available in a choice of black, orange or blue.

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JBL L82 Classic

JBL L82 Classic

The L82 Classic is a compact 8-inch (200mm) 2-way bookshelf loudspeaker featuring JBL’s advanced acoustic technologies in combination with the iconic retro-inspired style of its larger family member, the JBL L100 Classic.

The vintage design of the JBL L82 Classic features a genuine walnut satin wood veneer cabinet and a striking Quadrex foam grille available in a choice of black, orange or blue.

Beneath this compelling exterior lies modern acoustic components that deliver stunning sound sure to please any music lover.

In the storied tradition of JBL 8-inch 2-way loudspeakers, the L82 Classic is sure to become a favourite of listeners around the world, its revealed to us old school sound, fun and entertaining without taking things to seriously, simply sublime.

 

JBL L82 Classic Features

  • Retro design with iconic JBL styling and vintage Quadrex foam grille in a choice of three colors: black, orange, or blue
  • Genuine satin walnut wood veneer enclosure with black front and rear panels
  • 8-inch white cone, pure pulp woofer with cast frame
  • 1-inch titanium dome tweeter with waveguide
  • Bass-reflex design with front-firing port
  • High-frequency L-pad attenuator
  • Matching JS-80 floor stands available (sold separately)

 

JBL L82 Classic Specifications

Specs JBL L82 Classic

Speaker Type: 2-way bookshelf loudspeaker
Low Frequency Driver Size and Material: 8″ (200mm) Pure Pulp cone woofer (JW200PW-6)
High Frequency Driver Size and Material: 1″ (25mm) Titanium dome tweeter (JT025TI1-4)
Recommended Amplifier Power : 25 – 150 WRMS
Impedance: 8 Ohm
Loudspeaker Sensitivity: 88 dB (2.83V/1m)
Frequency Response: 44 Hz-40 kHz (-6 dB)
Crossover Frequency: 2.5 kHz
Enclosure Type: Front-ported bookshelf
Enclosure Finish: Genuine walnut veneer
Dimensions with grille (H x W x D): 18.61″ x 11.06″ x 11.65″ (472.8mm x 281mm x 296mm)
Controls: HF level control
Input Type: Dual gold-plated binding posts
Product Weight: 27.9 lb (12.7 kg)
Shipping Weight: 64 lb (29 kg)

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Black foam grille, Burnt orange foam grille, Dark blue foam grille

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JBL

JBL’s founder helped motion pictures speak. From then on, they been continuously advancing the science of high-fidelity sound reproduction, right on up to and including Synthesis Ultra. As the Jazz Singer put it back in 1928, “You ain’t heard nothin’ yet.”
  • 1943  Flat-wire milling and high-speed winding of ribbon-wire voice coils developed.
  • 1944  Lansing and Hilliard redefine the state of the art for motion picture theaters with the A-4, dubbed the “Voice of the Theatre.”
  • 1946  James B. Lansing Sound, Inc. is formed.
  • 1947  JBL produces the D-130 15″ loudspeaker, which was the first known use of a 4″ flat-wire coil in a cone transducer.
  • 1954  JBL introduces the model 375 high-frequency compression driver. This is the first commercially available 4″ diaphragm driver, producing flat response to 9kHz.
  • 1958  The cylindrical reflecting principle is present in the Paragon stereophonic loudspeaker system.
  • 1962  JBL produces the first two-way studio monitor to use a high-frequency compression driver with acoustic lens.
  • 1969  Harman International acquires JBL from William Thomas, and JBL embarks on a period of accelerated international growth through the Harman distribution companies.
  • 1973  JBL unveils the first four-way studio monitor series, the 4300s.
  • 1976  JBL monitors are ranked number one in the U.S. recording industry, in a survey conducted by Billboard.
  • 1982  Titanium is first used as a diaphragm material in compression drivers. JBL 4675 direct-radiator systems, with constant directivity, set the performance standard for cinema loudspeakers.
  • 1983  JBL is selected by Lucasfilm to develop the first commercial THX®-licensed cinema speaker system.
  • 1984  The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences selects JBL components for the new sound system in the Samuel Goldwyn Theater.
  • 1985  Harman International continues to take JBL’s growth to greater heights and new markets.
  • 1989  The Directors Guild of America chooses JBL components for its headquarters building.
  • 1990  JBL develops Vented Gap Cooling™ for raising the thermal power limits of low-frequency transducers.
  • 1991  JBL introduces the first Pro Audio neodymium woofer, debuting in the JBL Array Series.
  • 1992  JBL Synthesis® is released – the industry’s first completely equalized, processed, powered THX Home Media System.
  • 1993  JBL develops new “rapid flare” low-distortion compression drivers and a matching family of horns.
  • 1994  The JBL S2600 receives the highly coveted Golden Award and Stereo Sound COTY Award for its advanced technological execution and superior sonic performance.
  • 1996  JBL’s Synthesis SDEC-1000 brings digital technology to its highest level for the benefit of the consumer.
  • 2000   At 6,500 watts, the Synthesis Ultra system is the most powerful home theater system available, at any price.
  • 2001  JBL releases the K2 S9800, employing the 435Be and 045Be pure-cast beryllium compression drivers.
  • 2003  The JBL Synthesis S4A is the world’s first THX Ultra2™ in-wall, flush-mount, multipole loudspeaker.
  • 2004  S4A is awarded the International CES Innovations Award.
  • 2005  JBL’s Bernard Werner and William Gelow receive a Grammy Technical Achievement Award for “the engineering and design of filtered line arrays and screen spreading compensation as applied to motion picture speaker systems” as employed in JBL ScreenArray © cinema loudspeaker.
  • 2006  JBL celebrates 60 years as the worldwide leader in audio reproduction. The new reference in JBL home audio performance – Project Everest.
  • 2007  CES Best of Innovations Award: JBL Project Everest DD66000 Loudspeaker
  • 2008  CES Innovations Award Honoree: JBL SDEC-4000 Digital Equalizer
  • 2009  JBL Synthesis® One Multichannel Audio System is inducted into the CEDIA Product Hall of Fame. The JBL Synthesis® One was the world’s first complete, integrated multi-channel audio system designed specifically for custom installation home theater, and was the first system that enabled custom calibration to deliver optimum performance in any room.
  • 2011  ARCOS Adaptive Room Correction and Optimization is offered for system design, to achieve a new level of accuracy for home audio.
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