Jbl l100 century dimensions. Very charming - and impressive - at first "hear", but tiresome in the long run. The speaker is housed in a sleek wooden cabinet, giving it a stylish and retro look. Just like the auto-racing philosophy of selling on Monday what you ran on Sunday, the audio enthusiast of 1973 saw the L-100 as something to aspire to, including yours truly. Lansing Sound Inc. 6 cm diameter voice coil, and cone paper coated with JBL's original dumping material. The L100 Classic 75 features a beautfiul teak wood veneer enclosure complemented by a black Quadrex foam grille, and anniversary-edition badges including a numbered plaque with the signature of the The JBL L100 Century loudspeaker was a worthy representative of the Seventies tizz-and-boom tradition. It has now been provided with a ducted port and certain changes in the tweeter, which makes i t technically identical to the 4310. The speaker has a frequency range of 40-40k Hz and a sensitivity of 90 dB. They were mid-sized floor-standing speakers - although JBL refers to them as "bookshelf". More from JBL: When it was found that musicians, engineers and other discriminating professionals in increasing numbers were purchasing the JBL studio monitor for home use, JBL introduced the L100 - acoustically identical to the studio monitor, yet offering provocative styling appropriate to the home environment. exbi 5voq saip5q 7c mi8qp npda go tt xsuy ni5ejkw