AM7215-26-WH vs JBL-P3234MX-B — Compare
JBL AM7215/26-WH Two-way full range loudspeaker (white) vs JBL SRX910LA Powered Line Array Speaker B-Stock
The AM7215/26-WH is a fixed-installation passive speaker optimized for permanent venues like churches and commercial spaces, while the SRX910LA is a powered, portable line array element built for touring and temporary large-venue setups. Choose the AM7215/26-WH for architectural integration in mid-sized fixed spaces; choose the SRX910LA for mobile touring rigs and flexible venue scaling.
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JBL AM7215/26-WH Two-way full range loudspeaker (white)
JBL SRX910LA Powered Line Array Speaker B-Stock
Specs side by side
| JBL AM7215/26-WH Two-way full range loudspeaker (white) | JBL SRX910LA Powered Line Array Speaker B-Stock | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $3,935.00 | $3,119.20 |
| Brand | JBL | JBL |
| Speaker Type | Portable PA | Line Array |
| Install Type | Portable | Portable |
| Condition | New | Refurbished |
Why choose JBL AM7215/26-WH Two-way full range loudspeaker (white)
- ✓ Passive design eliminates need for onboard amplification and power management
- ✓ Integrated 15-degree cabinet angles with DuraFlex coating suit permanent architectural installations
- ✓ 120° × 60° controlled directivity minimizes spillover in confined fixed spaces
- ✓ Weather-resistant IP-x3 rating supports covered outdoor permanent installations
Why choose JBL SRX910LA Powered Line Array Speaker B-Stock
- ✓ Integrated 600-watt Class-D amplification—no external amp or processing required
- ✓ Ultra-portable at 59 lbs per unit with recessed handholds for rigging and stacking
- ✓ 135 dB max SPL with dual 10-inch woofers delivers higher output for large touring events
- ✓ Line array stackable design scales seamlessly from ground-stack to suspended configurations
Frequently asked questions
Which one do I pick if I'm setting up a permanent sound system in my church?
The AM7215/26-WH is designed specifically for houses of worship and fixed installation. Its passive architecture, architectural cabinet design, and IP-x3 weather resistance make it ideal for permanent mounting in that environment. You will need to pair it with an external amplifier.
Which speaker is better for a touring live-sound company?
The SRX910LA is purpose-built for touring. Its integrated amplification, 59-pound weight, recessed rigging handles, and line array stackability make transport, setup, and scaling across multiple venue sizes far simpler than managing passive speakers and external amps.
What is the main technical difference in how they handle sound coverage?
The AM7215/26-WH uses a fixed 120° × 60° coverage pattern optimized for medium rooms with minimal spillover. The SRX910LA uses a 105-degree nominal pattern and is designed to be stacked in line arrays, allowing coverage to be scaled and shaped by rigging multiple units vertically or horizontally.
Is one significantly louder than the other?
The SRX910LA delivers 135 dB maximum SPL with onboard 600-watt amplification, making it a complete powered solution. The AM7215/26-WH is passive and output depends entirely on the external amplifier you pair with it, so direct loudness comparison is not possible without knowing the external amp's power.