4732-M-HF vs JBL-P3365MX — Compare

JBL 4732-M/HF Mid-High Section Only - Cinema ScreenArray (LF Sold Separately) vs JBL SRX915SF 15-inch Subwoofer

The JBL 4732-M/HF is a cinema-grade mid-high cabinet requiring a separate low-frequency section for a complete system, while the SRX915SF is a powered subwoofer designed for live touring and installed sound. Choose the 4732-M/HF for fixed cinema/post-production facilities needing modular three-way design; choose the SRX915SF for touring bands, mobile rigs, and venues requiring a self-contained bass element.

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JBL 4732-M/HF Mid-High Section Only - Cinema ScreenArray (LF Sold Separately)

$3,400.00
View JBL 4732-M/HF Mid-High Section Only - Cinema ScreenArray (LF Sold Separately)

JBL SRX915SF 15-inch Subwoofer

$3,199.00
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Specs side by side

JBL 4732-M/HF Mid-High Section Only - Cinema ScreenArray (LF Sold Separately)JBL SRX915SF 15-inch Subwoofer
Price$3,400.00$3,199.00
BrandJBLJBL
Speaker TypeLine ArraySubwoofer
Install TypeInstalledPortable
ConditionNewNew

Why choose JBL 4732-M/HF Mid-High Section Only - Cinema ScreenArray (LF Sold Separately)

  • ✓ Cinema-spec directivity control with 90° horizontal and 20°/30° vertical coverage patterns
  • ✓ Modular ScreenArray design integrates with matched low-frequency section for seamless frequency handoff
  • ✓ Tri-amplified capability (107–115 dB SPL depending on driver) for maximum precision in critical listening environments
  • ✓ Four 6.5-inch midrange drivers deliver articulate midrange clarity essential for dialogue and effects in cinema

Why choose JBL SRX915SF 15-inch Subwoofer

  • ✓ Fully powered and self-contained with 2,500-watt Class D amplifier—ready to operate standalone
  • ✓ Flying-ready design and compact footprint suit touring and mobile installations
  • ✓ Advanced DSP with 24 filters, delay, throw distance correction, and array compensation for real-time venue optimization
  • ✓ 130 dB maximum SPL with tight dual-voice-coil bass response for controlled punch in live sound
Bottom line: Install professionals building permanent cinema or post-production suites should choose the 4732-M/HF paired with the matching low-frequency section. Live sound engineers and touring operators should choose the SRX915SF for its integrated amplification, processing flexibility, and portability.

Frequently asked questions

Can these two products work together?

No. The 4732-M/HF is a passive mid-high cabinet designed as part of JBL's three-way ScreenArray cinema system and requires the JBL 4739 low-frequency section. The SRX915SF is a standalone powered subwoofer for live sound. They serve different market segments and system architectures.

Which is better for a small live venue or touring?

The SRX915SF. It is powered, flying-capable, and designed for mobile deployment with onboard DSP for quick room tuning. The 4732-M/HF is incomplete without the 4739 bass cabinet and is optimized for fixed cinema installations.

What's the key specification difference in frequency coverage?

The 4732-M/HF handles midrange and highs only (requires 4739 for bass) with sensitivity up to 115 dB HF in tri-amp mode. The SRX915SF operates 43–80 Hz (linear to 36 Hz) at 130 dB maximum SPL, serving exclusively as a subwoofer in full-range systems.

Do either require external amplification?

The 4732-M/HF requires external amplification (200–400 W for midrange, 85–200 W for highs depending on tri-amp vs. bi-amp mode). The SRX915SF includes an internal 2,500-watt Class D amplifier and operates powered out of the box.

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