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Get Cheap JBL ES150PBK 300-Watt Powered 10-Inch Subwoofer - Black

JBL ES150PBK 300-Watt Powered 10-Inch Subwoofer - Black

JBL ES150PBK 300-Watt Powered 10-Inch Subwoofer - Black

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Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #16575 in Speakers
  • Color: Black
  • Brand: JBL
  • Model: ES150PBK
  • Number of items: 1
  • Dimensions: 18.00" h x
    13.25" w x
    15.25" l,
    45.00 pounds

Features

  • A JBL computer-optimized bass-reflex port provides deeper bass and less turbulence.
  • Use of premium components gives you less distortion.
  • These speakers are designed to look good anywhere with a style that equals their substance.
  • The JBL ES Series uses cellulose-fiber cones reinforced with a ploymer coating for uniform pistonic motion.
  • This eliminates internal resonances, without increasing cone mass.





JBL ES150PBK 300-Watt Powered 10-Inch Subwoofer - Black









Product Description

The JBL150P is a powerful 10" powered subwoofer driven by 300 watts of power. It comes in both cherry and black and has been designed by JBL who is a leader in both home and professional speaker design. This subwoofer will give you home theater system the bass that is needed for an outstanding experience.





   



Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

22 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
2Sounds good, but not reliable
By Steven Weller
I owned this sub-woofer for close to a year and was happy with it, but then the sound started getting louder until after a few months it was impossible to turn the volume of the unit down far enough for it to be usable. At the same time, noise appeared in the audio and I thought I had developed ground loop problems or something like that. Eventually it became unusable, and I never turned it on.Today, having determined that the unit was way beyond its warranty, I opened it up to see if it was fixable -- it was.The root cause of the problem was that the washers used to shim the volume control knob were the wrong total thickness. Since the terminals of the resistive element in the potentiometer were soldered into the PCB, this caused stress on the PCB and over time it cracked, the crack propagating through the resistive element. This slowly increased the resistance, so offering a higher resistance in the negative feedback loop of the preamp and increasing the volume. Eventually the crack broke the element completely and the very high gain of the preamp caused it to just spew noise.The fix was to replace the broken potentiometer with an identical one, but wire it in with flexible wires. It's a 10K logarithmic pot, about $3.The quality of the PCBs and construction was not good. There were solder splashes on the boards, one lifted and repaired pad, a place that there had been a short between conductors that had been very badly fixed, removing a lot of the coating from the board and damaging other traces. The preamp board itself was mounted with a visible bend, so stressing it unnecessarily. Pads lifted from the PCB easily and I had to repair one that I had accidentally damaged when I knocked a capacitor.If you have one of these units and it gives trouble, take it to someone who fixes stereos and they will probably be able to revive it.

16 of 18 people found the following review helpful.
5Powerful and Clear for Medium-Sized Room
By Derek White
I wondered if this subwoofer would be powerful enough for my 25 x 20 foot room with vaulted ceiling. And, it absolutely is. When the levels are set to high it shakes the entire room with clear, powerful bass.I did, however, have one initial negative experience when the woofer was inexplicably buzzing. Never having owned a subwoofer before, I just assumed that I hadn't paid enough for a quality subwoofer and that it couldn't handle the power. However, I decided to take the speaker apart to see if there was somthing loose. Sure enough, there was a small wire that was looped onto the speaker that was causing the buzzing. I simply tucked it back away from the speaker and completely fixed the problem. The difference was truly like night and day. Now the speaker is awesome and can handle any power I throw at it.I suppose this does raise the question of why JBL was sloppy enough to allow the wire to hit the speaker?? Was this a rare thing or something that happens often with this price-level of JBL speakers?? I don't know. But everything's fine now and I'm thrilled with the speaker.

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
5Outstanding Subwoofer
By Doc_Holliday
I could not be more happy with my purchase of the LBL ES150PBK Subwoofer. The specifications (300 watt, front-firing) speak for themselves, but I am also pleased with the extra long cable included for connecting to my receiver. The design (not square) is pleasing to look at, and the led on the top of the unit to indicate operation is much better than my previous subwoofer that had the same feature, but it was on the back of the unit where you couldn't see it. Overall, an outstanding product for a great price.

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JBL ES150PBK 300-Watt Powered 10-Inch Subwoofer - Black. Reviewed by Peter M. Rating: 4.8

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