AM7315-95-B vs PD6200-66-WH — Compare
JBL AM7315/95 3-WAY Full-range Loaudspeaker System B-Stock vs JBL PD6200/66-WH Two-way mid-high horn-loaded loudspeaker (white)
The AM7315/95 is a full-range three-way system designed to be a main PA speaker for large venues, while the PD6200/66-WH is a compact mid-high horn-loaded speaker meant to complement subwoofers or serve as a fill/stage monitor in touring and installation setups. Choose the AM7315/95 if you need standalone full-range coverage for festivals and large rooms; choose the PD6200/66-WH if you're building a modular system or need flexible, compact mid-high reinforcement.
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JBL AM7315/95 3-WAY Full-range Loaudspeaker System B-Stock
JBL PD6200/66-WH Two-way mid-high horn-loaded loudspeaker (white)
Specs side by side
| JBL AM7315/95 3-WAY Full-range Loaudspeaker System B-Stock | JBL PD6200/66-WH Two-way mid-high horn-loaded loudspeaker (white) | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $4,492.00 | $4,740.00 |
| Brand | JBL | JBL |
| Speaker Type | Line Array | Paging Horn |
| Install Type | Installed | Installed |
| Condition | Refurbished | New |
Why choose JBL AM7315/95 3-WAY Full-range Loaudspeaker System B-Stock
- ✓ Full-range three-way design eliminates need for separate subwoofers in mid-to-large venues
- ✓ Higher maximum SPL (141 dB tri-amp) pressurizes larger spaces without distortion
- ✓ Larger 15-inch woofer delivers punchy low-end control across wide horizontal coverage (90° × 50°)
Why choose JBL PD6200/66-WH Two-way mid-high horn-loaded loudspeaker (white)
- ✓ Compact, rotatable mid-high design integrates easily into modular PA rigs with subs
- ✓ Horn-loaded efficiency and focused 60 × 60° directivity reduce feedback and simplify placement
- ✓ Lighter and more flexible for touring, theater rigs, and venues requiring fill or stage monitoring
Frequently asked questions
Do these speakers work together?
Yes. The PD6200/66-WH (200 Hz–18 kHz) can be paired with subwoofers to create a full-range system similar in coverage to the AM7315/95, but with greater modularity. The AM7315/95 works standalone because it includes its own 15-inch woofer (38 Hz–20 kHz).
Which is better for touring?
Both are touring-grade, but the PD6200/66-WH is lighter and more adaptable to different venue sizes when combined with subs. The AM7315/95 is heavier but requires fewer components if you need full-range coverage in every room.
What is the frequency response difference?
The AM7315/95 covers 38 Hz–20 kHz (full range), while the PD6200/66-WH covers 200 Hz–18 kHz (mid-high only). The AM7315/95 handles lows independently; the PD6200/66-WH requires a subwoofer for bass below 200 Hz.
Which has better off-axis performance?
The AM7315/95 is designed for even off-axis response across 90° horizontal coverage. The PD6200/66-WH uses focused 60 × 60° horn-loaded directivity, which concentrates sound more narrowly and reduces off-axis spillage—useful for preventing feedback but less even in wide rooms.