JBL M2 2-Way Floor Standing or Soffit Mountable Master Reference Monit

JBL M2 2-Way Floor Standing or Soffit Mountable Master Reference Monitor

The JBL M2 delivers the kind of transparent, controlled monitoring that defines professional mastering and mixing environments. Its dual configuration—floor-standing or soffit-mountable—adapts to control room geometry while maintaining acoustic integrity. These are engineered listening tools built to reveal exactly what your mix contains, without coloration or compromise.

Design & Construction

Built from rigid 1" MDF with extensive internal bracing and finished in satin black lacquer, the M2 combines acoustic stability with a compact footprint of just 26" × 26" × 20" and a weight of 129 lbs per speaker. The rigid enclosure eliminates panel resonance, ensuring that driver output reaches your ears uncolored by structural vibration.

Audio Performance

Anchored by a 2216Nd 15-inch differential drive woofer and a D2430K dual diaphragm dual voice coil compression driver crossed at 800 Hz, the M2 achieves a frequency response of 20 Hz to 40 kHz (±3 dB) with a 120° horizontal by 100° vertical coverage pattern. A maximum SPL of 123 dB means this system can pressurize a room with authority while maintaining clarity at typical mixing and mastering levels, giving you the dynamic headroom to evaluate transients and low-end texture with precision.

Key Features

• 2-Way floor standing or soffit mountable configuration
• 2216Nd 15-inch differential drive woofer
• D2430K dual diaphragm dual voice coil compression driver
• 800 Hz crossover frequency
• Frequency response 20 Hz to 40 kHz (±3 dB)
• Maximum SPL: 123 dB
• Coverage pattern: 120° horizontal by 100° vertical
• Enclosure: rigid 1" MDF with extensive internal bracing, satin black lacquer finish
• Dimensions: 26" × 26" × 20"
• Weight: 129 lbs per speaker
• Passive system requiring 1,200 watts into 8 ohms per speaker
• Input connectors: XLR and 1/4" TRS

The M2 is a neutral reference tool that rewards careful amplifier selection and proper room treatment with mixing and mastering results you can trust across playback systems.