JBL D110F
Documentation on the JBL D110F is thin. Almost everything known about it comes from the used market and player forums, not from formal JBL literature. What the record shows: it's a 10-inch guitar speaker, 8 ohms, with an Alnico magnet, made for Fender. The "F" in the model number stands for the Fender Musical Instrument Company. It's most often found as the speaker that came in vintage Fender amps like the Super Reverb and Vibrolux Reverb, and it's prized for a bright, clean tone that suits those amps well. Players chasing the sounds of Stevie Ray Vaughan, the Allman Brothers, and Jerry Garcia have sought it out.
One survivor turned up on a forum: an early prototype of the D110F, made before the rear plates were manufactured, with the plates simply stuck onto the back of the Alnico magnet. That unit was pulled from an early-70s Super Reverb. Another pair, described as "orange frame" with the Fender orange label, sold for $900 plus shipping. A matched pair with original cones went for $825. A pair listed on eBay needing re-coning sold as-is, and a single example with a small cone tear was described as still sounding great.
Beyond these listings, little is documented. No production years, original price, power handling, or frequency response data survive. Every source agrees on 10 inches, 8 ohms, Alnico magnet, and a reputation for powerful, clean sound in vintage Fender amps.
- 10" guitar speaker
- 8 ohms
- Alnico magnet
- Fender-branded (orange label)
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