JBL JRX212 12" 12 in. Two-Way Stage Monitor Loudspeaker System

Powerful Sound for Stage Monitoring with the JRX212 Speaker System
The JBL JRX212 12" Two-Way Stage Monitor Speaker delivers exceptional sound quality and reliability for live performance applications. Designed with portability and durability in mind, the JRX212 is the perfect solution for stage monitoring, combining JBL’s renowned audio engineering with robust construction.

Enhanced Audio Performance for Live Settings
The JRX212 is equipped with a 12-inch low-frequency driver featuring a 2.5-inch edgewound ribbon voice coil. This design maximizes wire cross-sectional area in the voice coil gap, resulting in greater efficiency and power handling. Paired with a 1-inch polymer diaphragm compression driver, the speaker produces clear, accurate sound across a wide frequency range, ensuring every performance is heard in detail.

Advanced Crossover Network for Superior Sound
At the core of the JRX212 is an advanced network topology crossover. This innovative design shapes the frequency response for balanced audio performance while maintaining "coherent summation" in the crossover region. High-voltage capacitors and inductors with large cores and heavy-gauge wire further enhance the system's ability to handle high power without distortion.

Durable Construction Built to Last
The JRX212 features a rugged enclosure constructed from 19mm MDF using advanced adhesives and mechanical fasteners. This ensures extreme durability and improved low-frequency performance. SonicGuard™ technology protects the high-frequency driver from excessive power, allowing the speaker to perform consistently under demanding conditions.

User-Friendly Features for Flexibility and Protection
Practical design features make the JRX212 a reliable choice for professionals. Its dual-angle pole-mount socket allows for flexible positioning, while the all-steel handles and 18-gauge perforated steel grille offer superior protection and portability. These details ensure the JRX212 can handle the rigors of frequent use in live environments.