| JBL D-140R [message #17535] |
Sat, 05 February 2005 17:09  |
AFP
Messages: 2
Registered: May 2009
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I just purchased a pair of speaker cabinets at a local pawn shop. Each contained a JBL D-140R 15 inch woofer and an le5/2 midrange. My questions pertain to the woofers. What does the R in D-140R stand for?Next, are these woofers usable in a home stereo application? I was thinking maybe a large bass reflex corner cabinet, a University Classic corner horn, a Pi cornerhorn or ????. I would really like to use these woofers as they are well made, in excellent condition and I got them cheap. However, I do not want to spend a lot of time and money building cabinets if they only perform well in a pro audio environment. I really would appreciate any information or opinions and offer my thanks in advance. Thankyou, Andrew
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| Re: JBL D-140R [message #17542 is a reply to message #17541] |
Mon, 07 February 2005 08:32  |
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Wayne Parham
Messages: 18698
Registered: January 2001
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The D140 T/S specs are similar to the JBL 2205, so you can use it in cabinets designed for JBL 2205. If you're interested, send me your E-Mail address and I'll send you some plans. Vas 10.5ft3
Qms 5.0
Qes 0.22
Qts 0.21
Fs 30Hz
Sens 98dB/W/M
Max Power 150Wrms You might want to confirm these specs though, as there are no JBL D140/E140/K140 recone kits available and so any repairs would have required a substitution or aftermarket kit.
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