single 2035H:
50 Hz. 90 dB
60 Hz. 97.5 dB
100 Hz. 102.5 dB
nasty dip to 50 dB @ 235 Hz...floor bounce?
500 Hz. 102 dB
600 Hz. 102 dB
700 Hz. 99 dB
800 Hz. 99 dB
900 Hz. 106 dB
1000 Hz. 107 dB

dual 2226J's:
30 Hz. 86 dB
40 Hz. 92 dB
50 Hz. 96 dB
60 Hz. 95 dB
100 Hz. 100 dB
400 Hz. 101 dB
500 Hz. 99 dB
600 Hz. 99 dB
700 hz. 100 dB
800 Hz. 82 dB jbl data shows a dip here also
dip at 810 Hz. to 76 dB
900 Hz. 100 dB
1000 Hz. 101 dB

So I'd call the dual 2226J's a 100 dB system TOGETHER...implying a single 2226J would be 97 dB? 94dB?

From 100 Hz. to 800 Hz., the 2035 is sure giving it's big brother a good contest. It's an honest 100 dB, 8 ohm driver. And appears to be fully capable of "keeping up with" my HT fronts using the 4648A-8's.

Fun trivia...I can hardly hear 30 Hz. at 86 dB, you can sort of sense it...but the 4648A-8 will blow out my bic lighter at 6 inches away from the port...lots of air moving with a single watt input. Sam has a headache, and I wore 32 dB ear muffs, guess my skull is thin and sound got inside anyway :(

How the hell much does jbl have to pay people to stand around and input 100 watts and higher into these things? I must be getting old. Like Leonard Cohen said..."my parts that used to play, now hurt me instead". Or something like that. Sam

JBL's spec sheet lists 3.9 ohm for 2035 dcr- so assumed they were wired in series - what's the story on 2035 dcr? - would help resolve sensitivity issue

Freddy