ASB6128-WH vs PD6200/66-WH — Compare
JBL ASB6128-WH DUAL 18" SUBWOOFER (white) vs JBL PD6200/66-WH Two-way mid-high horn-loaded loudspeaker (white)
The ASB6128-WH is a dual 18-inch subwoofer built to anchor low-frequency reinforcement in large venues and touring rigs, while the PD6200/66-WH is a compact mid-high horn speaker designed for flexible directional coverage. Choose the subwoofer for deep bass extension in big systems; choose the horn speaker for versatile mid-high projection across varied venue sizes.
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JBL PD6200/66-WH Two-way mid-high horn-loaded loudspeaker (white)
Specs side by side
| JBL ASB6128-WH DUAL 18" SUBWOOFER (white) | JBL PD6200/66-WH Two-way mid-high horn-loaded loudspeaker (white) | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $5,000.00 | $4,740.00 |
| Brand | JBL | JBL |
| Speaker Type | Subwoofer | Paging Horn |
| Install Type | Portable | Installed |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose JBL ASB6128-WH DUAL 18" SUBWOOFER (white)
- ✓ Dual 18-inch drivers deliver extended low-frequency response and authoritative bass output
- ✓ Compact rectangular footprint maximizes floor/stage space while maintaining bandwidth
- ✓ Sealed and vented configuration adapts to different venue acoustics and reinforcement setups
- ✓ M10 rigging points enable easy integration into touring and installed systems
Why choose JBL PD6200/66-WH Two-way mid-high horn-loaded loudspeaker (white)
- ✓ Rotatable waveguide switches between horizontal and vertical without cabinet modification
- ✓ Horn-loaded efficiency provides predictable 60×60° coverage in mid-high range (200 Hz–18 kHz)
- ✓ Compact design suits medium-to-large venues and touring without dominating stage space
- ✓ Dual compression drivers with neodymium magnet deliver articulate, controlled presence
Frequently asked questions
Can these two units work together in a system?
Yes. The ASB6128-WH handles low-frequency reinforcement below 200 Hz, while the PD6200/66-WH covers 200 Hz to 18 kHz, making them complementary in a larger PA or installed rig. However, the ASB6128 is a subwoofer (low-end only) and the PD6200 is a mid-high speaker, so they address different frequency ranges.
Which is better for a small venue?
The PD6200/66-WH is more suitable for small-to-medium venues due to its compact size and focused 60×60° coverage pattern. The ASB6128-WH is engineered for larger installations and touring where extended low-frequency output and suspension rigging are essential.
What is the key difference in driver technology?
The ASB6128-WH uses dual 460 mm SVG Super Vented Gap drivers optimized for low-frequency subwoofer operation. The PD6200/66-WH employs an 8-inch CMCD cone midrange driver and 1.5-inch HF compression driver with neodymium magnet for mid-high horn-loaded coverage.
Are both units suitable for touring?
Yes, both feature M10 rigging points and professional-grade construction. The ASB6128-WH is built into many touring subwoofer arrays, while the PD6200/66-WH is a mid-high speaker commonly deployed in touring rigs alongside subs and other speakers.