JBL Subwoofers

The great founder and chairperson of JBL, James Bullough Lansing was born on 14 January 1902 in Macoupin County, Millwood Township, Illinois. For some period Lansing worked as an automotive mechanic and was very professional in engine repairing. Afterwards he attended an automotive school for mechanics with the support of the dealer for whom he was working. He also worked for the Baldwin loudspeaker company in Salt Lake City and that was the time when he also met his future business partner Ken Decker.

After their commitment of working together they moved to Los Angles and started to produce loudspeakers that were basically used for radio. On March 1927 they registered their company as California Corporation. An important system that Lansing manufactured was Iconic a small two-way system using a fifteen-inch low frequency loudspeaker and a small high frequency driver, the 801, driving a small multi-cellular horn. During the first three years James B. Lansing Sound, Incorporated made no profit at all; it hardly stayed afloat. The JBL Company occupied four locations, and that had an impact on production efficiencies over the short span of three years. During the late forties and early fifties, the name Lansing was remarkably high as trade identification. The James B. Lansing Sound Company market their loudspeakers with the recognition "Jim Lansing Signature Sound" inscribed courageously on the pot structures, up to 1955.

W12GTi MkII: it is a high performance subwoofer originally developed by JBL. JBL is offering professional car audio systems for delivering high quality sound. JBL continues to develop, expanding beyond car audio with the introduction of JBL marine speakers, which allow you to take JBL sound out to sea. JBL offers a wide variety of loudspeakers, subwoofers, component systems; coupled components, separate components, component subwoofers, and amplifiers manufactured using high quality material and modern technology and are well engineered. W12GTi MkII: It is a high performance subwoofer originally developed by JBL for use in their professional loudspeakers; this key development in subwoofer technology enables the GTi subwoofer to use a pair of smaller and lighter 3" voice coils. Second Generation Symmetrical Field Geometry, Dual Inner Hung Voice Coil Positioning, Built-in Terminal Jumpers, Large Vented Motor Structure, Fiberglass Voice Coil Former and Kevlar Impregnated Paper Cone used to manufacture it.

GTO Series GTO1002D: For about 50 years JBL is offering high performance audio products. In the studio, in concert, at the movies, or on tour, JBL everywhere matters sound. JBL has always been known for great bass and satisfying their users. JBL really produces such sound that you want to listen. It is made using Polypropylene Woofer Cone, Large Vented Motor Structure and has Long Excursion Design.