JBL SR4719A
The JBL SR4719A is a compact 18-inch cinema subwoofer from JBL Professional's SR4700 series. It's designed to pair with the SR4726A full-range cabinet. Mix Magazine (April 1997, p.189) noted the introduction of new lightweight amplifier offerings in the professional audio market. The design is plain workhorse: a single 460 mm (18 in) 2245H low-frequency transducer in a vented (bass reflex) enclosure. JBL's datasheet gives a frequency range of 30 Hz - 1.5 kHz (-10 dB), with the ±3 dB response at 38 Hz - 500 Hz. It recommends crossing over at 100 Hz or lower. Sensitivity is rated at 98 dB (1W/1m) and nominal impedance is 8 ohms. It handles 2000 W continuous program (1600 W AES) and hits a maximum SPL of 130 dB continuous average. The cabinet measures 660 × 560 × 894 mm (26 × 22 × 35.2 in) and weighs 52.1 kg (115 lbs). Inputs are two NL4 Speakon connectors plus two flat connectors.
What survives is mostly dealer inventory. Vintage King currently lists the SR4719A at $1,299 and describes it as a classic SR Series subwoofer built around the legendary 2245H driver.
Known specifications:
- System type: Cinema subwoofer, vented (bass reflex)
- Transducer: One 460 mm (18 in) 2245H low-frequency driver
- Frequency range: 30 Hz – 1.5 kHz (–10 dB); 38 Hz – 500 Hz (±3 dB)
- Sensitivity: 98 dB SPL (1W/1m)
- Impedance: 8 ohms nominal
- Power capacity: 2000 W program (1600 W AES)
- Maximum SPL: 130 dB continuous average
- Recommended crossover: 100 Hz or lower
- Inputs: Two NL4 Speakon, two flat connectors
- Dimensions: 660 × 560 × 894 mm (26 × 22 × 35.2 in)
- Net weight: 52.1 kg (115 lbs)
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