Arena 180

Product Specifications

Specifikationer

Recommended Amplifier Power: 20 - 225W

Lydspecifikationer

Sensitivity: 88 dB

Frequency Response: 39 Hz - 40 kHz

Maximum Recommended Amplifier Power: 20 - 225W

Crossover Frequencies: 2.1kHz – 18 dB/octave

Nominal Impedance: 8 Ohms

Mål

Height (mm): 1086

Height (in): 42-3/4

Width ( in): 8-17/32

Weight (lb): 33.6

Depth (in): 12-3/8

Width (mm): 217

Depth (mm): 314

Weight (kg): 15.2

A loudspeaker with hard-hitting woofers – at a low-impact price

I årtier har JBL's ingeniører stået i spidsen for at give publikum lyd i verdensklasse. Med gulvhøjttaleren Arena 180 bringes samme forbløffende lydoplevelse ind i dit hjem – til en pris, som ikke vælter budgettet. Arena 180 har HDI-bølgeretning (High Definition Imaging) og 1" (25 mm) blød dome-diskant, der kombineres med to 7" (178 mm) basenheder i polycellulose. Resultatet er netop den lyd, som topkunstnere og lydteknikere havde i sinde. Arena 180 er inspireret af vores egen M2 Master Reference Monitor, der af mange betragtes som markedets fineste studiemonitor. En perfekt kombination af traditionsrig kvalitet og lav pris.

Inspireret af JBL's legendariske M2 Master Reference Monitor

HDI-bølgeretningsteknologien (High Definition Imaging) er hentet fra den legendariske JBL M2 Master Reference MonitorComputeroptimeret enhedsplacering og netværksintegration sikrer perfekte præstationer og et livagtigt lydbilledeGennemprøvet akustisk overlegenhed takket være omfattende test og evaluering fra den virkelige verden

Den kendte JBL-højttalerydelse

To kraftfulde 7" (178 mm) basenheder i polycellulose spiller sammen med en bagudvendt basport, så du får en nøjagtig lydgengivelse, der kalder på stående bifald1" (25 mm) blød dome-diskant giver klarhed og kraft til de høje tonerDen faste og udvidede basgengivelse er optimeret til at give dig en banebrydende lydkvalitet i både film, tv, musik og spil

Underspillet, moderne udstråling

Moderne kabinetdesign med vinklet side og toppaneler giver et sofistikeret, moderigtigt lookBerøringsvenlig lakering omkring transducere og bølgeretningFås i sort og hvid finish, der understreges af minimalistiske gitre og detaljer i børstet metal

Et kraftværk af lyd til en rimelig pris

Den perfekte treenighed af JBL-kræfter, præcision og en attraktiv pris.

Blot en del af et endnu mere kraftfuldt system

Beregnet til brug sammen med hele serien af JBL Arena-højttalere: to gulvhøjttalere, to reolhøjttalere, en centerhøjttaler og en subwoofermodel.

FAQs & How-Tos

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I just connected my subwoofer, and now I hear a constant hum. What can be done to fix this?

Often, hum is caused by a ground loop. This is a problem that is sometimes created when connecting two or more electrical components together. Sometimes the problem does not lie in any one particular unit, but in how they're connected. If your subwoofer is connected to a different wall outlet than your system, try to move the subwoofer plug to the same outlet. This may require an extension cord just for the trial. If it works, you can permanently move the sub or use an extension cord. However, if the hum you are hearing is coming from inside the sub, or if it is constant even when nothing is connected to the inputs of the sub, there is something wrong with the sub and you should bring it in for service.

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My speakers can handle more power than my amplifier is putting out, yet I keep blowing them. Why is this happening?

There are two ways to blow speakers. The first is the one we all know and understand. If you pump 500 watts into a speaker that is only rated at 100 watts, kaboom, it blows up. As a result, very few of us do this. So then why are all of these poor, helpless speakers blowing up? Because of the second reason, under-powering. It's really a misleading term, but let's try to explain. First let's take it to the maximum. Example: You have a 1000 watt speaker and a 100 watt amplifier. The way you like to listen to music requires 300 watts. Typically, you will ask your amp to put out that 300 watts that you want to hear. The amp will do it, but it will clip and distort. Unfortunately, the human ear can't hear distortion until it reaches almost 10%. By that time it's usually too late. The speaker keeps trying to reproduce this distortion that it's not capable or reproducing and eventually it blows (usually the tweeter fails first). If you are blowing speakers with an amp that has a power rating lower than your speakers, you are pushing your amp too far, causing it to clip, and blowing speakers. If you are pushing your system too hard, it is suggested that you realize your systems limitations or recommend that you get a more powerful amplifier. Please realize, if you only buy speakers that will handle more power and not a more powerful amplifier, you won't solve the problem. The speakers will still blow, because it is distortion that is blowing them, not too much power.

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What are the carpet spikes used for?

"You can attached these spikes to your Arena 170 & Arena 180 at the bottom of the speaker. Use them for stability if you are placing your Arena 180/170 speakers on a thick rug or plush carpeting. The carpet spikes can be manually screwed into each foot on the base of the speaker."

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