AM7215-95 vs ASB6128 — Compare
JBL AM7215/95 High Power 2-Way Loudspeaker with 1 x 15 LF & Rotatable Horn vs JBL ASB6128 High Power 2 x 18 2242H SVG Driver
The AM7215/95 is a full-range 2-way speaker for live performance mixing and reinforcement across multiple genres, while the ASB6128 is a dedicated dual-18 subwoofer for deep low-end foundation in large venues and studio monitoring. Choose the AM7215/95 if you need a complete speaker system; choose the ASB6128 if you're adding serious sub-bass extension to an existing PA or monitoring setup.
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JBL AM7215/95 High Power 2-Way Loudspeaker with 1 x 15 LF & Rotatable Horn
JBL ASB6128 High Power 2 x 18 2242H SVG Driver
Specs side by side
| JBL AM7215/95 High Power 2-Way Loudspeaker with 1 x 15 LF & Rotatable Horn | JBL ASB6128 High Power 2 x 18 2242H SVG Driver | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $3,935.00 | $5,000.00 |
| Brand | JBL | JBL |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose JBL AM7215/95 High Power 2-Way Loudspeaker with 1 x 15 LF & Rotatable Horn
- ✓ Full-range 2-way design handles mids and highs in one cabinet
- ✓ Rotatable horn for flexible coverage adjustment in different spaces
- ✓ Punchy articulate bass with tight low end from single 15-inch woofer
- ✓ Ideal for touring and live mixing across rock, hip-hop, electronic
Why choose JBL ASB6128 High Power 2 x 18 2242H SVG Driver
- ✓ Dual 18-inch drivers provide extended sub-bass down to 28 Hz
- ✓ Extremely high output: 142 dB peak SPL with 2400 W AES power
- ✓ Rugged 11-ply birch cabinet built for touring and outdoor use
- ✓ Dedicated subwoofer excels in large venues and critical studio monitoring
Frequently asked questions
Can I use these together?
Yes. The AM7215/95 works well paired with the ASB6128 subwoofer to extend low-frequency response and add SPL headroom in large venues, with the full-range speaker handling mids and highs while the sub reinforces deep bass.
Which is better for a small live venue?
The AM7215/95 is better suited for smaller spaces due to its single-cabinet design, rotatable horn for coverage control, and portability. The ASB6128 is designed for larger venues and works best as part of a bigger system.
What's the frequency response difference?
The AM7215/95 delivers full-range response with articulate lows and crisp highs, while the ASB6128 is a subwoofer focused on 35–1000 Hz (±3 dB) with extended reach to 28 Hz, handling only the lowest frequencies without mids or highs.
Which requires more power and setup?
The ASB6128 requires 2400 W AES amplifier power and must integrate with a separate full-range speaker system, making it more complex. The AM7215/95 is a standalone full-range unit requiring only one power amplifier connection.