Fly your VRX900 Array, Pole Mount, Ground Stack

Configurations

Fly your VRX900 Array

VRX900 line arrays and subwoofers may be suspended using the

VRX-AF and VRX-SMAF array frame. For fixed installations, 10mm forged eyebolts may also be used. See the VRX900 User Guide for details.

Pole Mount

To create a small, compact non-flying system, the VRX may be mounted on a tripod. For greater power and low-frequency extension, one or two VRXs may be pole-mounted over their companion subwoofer, such as JBL’s SRX718S, VRX918S, or VRX915S.

Single Cabinet

When configured for smaller venues, or musicians working alone, the compact size, portability, light weight and stunning performance of the VRX allow it to be used as a single cabinet two-way utility speaker system that can be conveniently mounted on a tripod.

Ground Stack	.
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For reaching bleacher and stadium seating from ground level, the
VRX’s ingenious cabinet design allows it to be ground stacked in
configurations of up to 4 enclosures delivering all of the power,
clarity and control of a full flown line array system without the
additional labor and expense.

Suspension and Rigging

Ease of set up and takedown is critical to ensuring high quality sound reinforcement that meets both time and cost restrictions. JBL’s exclusive integral rigging hardware for the VRX900's allows the enclosures to be quickly and securely locked to one another by simply swinging a hinged bar into place and securing it with the included quick release pins. The optional VRX-AF or VRX-SMAF array frame attaches to the rigging hardware of each enclosure providing an easy to use, elegant suspension system for flown arrays. A second array frame may be installed at the bottom of an array for applications where the system must be aimed down sharply.

Dual Angle Pole Socket

JBL’s dual angle pole sockets allow great flexibility in aiming the enclosure. By selecting the socket that best directs the sound towards the listeners, unwanted acoustic reflections are reduced and overall system performance is improved.

Construction

VRX900 Series enclosures are constructed with premium quality birch plywood. Coated in JBL's rugged DuraFlex™ finish and heavily braced the systems are extremely durable, not to mention rigid and resonance free. The heavy duty steel grilles are internally lined with acoustically transparent foam to provide additional driver protection.

Differential Drive® Woofers

Sound reinforcement professionals constantly ask for more power but less weight so JBL designed the VRX’s drivers with much less weight than comparable drivers and yet significantly increased its power handling and output. Super lightweight neodymium magnets positioned inside the voice coil of each driver, a key feature of JBL’s patented Differential Drive woofer design, reduce the massive steel top plates, back plates and pole pieces found in the 'magnetic circuits' of conventional loudspeakers. The VRX’s dual voice coil design delivers greater power handling while maximizing the performance of each driver. An integrated heat sink ensures excellent heat dissipation and consistent, reliable performance. Overall, the VRX weighs less, has more power capacity, lowered istortion and lower power compression than any comparable system.

V R X 9 1 5 S, V R X 9 2 8 L A, V R X 9 1 5 M specifications

JBL has long been a prominent name in the professional audio industry, and their VTX series loudspeakers continue to exemplify their commitment to innovation, quality, and performance. Among the notable offerings in this series are the JBL VRX915M, VRX915S, and VRX928LA models. Each of these speakers brings distinct features and technologies that cater to various sound reinforcement needs.

The JBL VRX915M is a versatile 15-inch, passive stage monitor designed for live performances, providing exceptional audio clarity and power. With a frequency range of 50 Hz to 20 kHz, it can handle both low-end punch and high-frequency clarity. The enclosure is made from durable Baltic birch plywood, ensuring durability while minimizing unwanted vibrations. The VRX915M features JBL's patented Differential Drive technology, which allows the speaker to deliver high power with reduced distortion, making it reliable for extended use across different performances.

Moving on to the JBL VRX915S, this subwoofer is engineered to complement the VRX915M, providing enhanced low-frequency performance. It features a 15-inch driver that can produce deep, powerful bass, reaching frequencies as low as 30 Hz. The VRX915S utilizes JBL's advanced design for optimized airflow and heat dissipation, ensuring reliable performance even during high-output situations. Its compact design makes it suitable for use in diverse settings, from theatrical productions to live music venues.

Finally, the JBL VRX928LA is a line array speaker that provides an ideal solution for larger venues requiring high-quality sound reinforcement. This model features dual 8-inch drivers, delivering outstanding midrange clarity while covering a frequency range from 50 Hz to 20 kHz. The VRX928LA is designed with a unique waveguide that enables optimal coverage and coherent sound dispersion, allowing for uniform audio across large areas. Additionally, its lightweight design facilitates easy transport and rigging, making it a favorite choice among sound engineers.

In summary, JBL’s VRX series, including the VRX915M, VRX915S, and VRX928LA, represents state-of-the-art technology in professional audio. With their robust construction, advanced driver technology, and exceptional sound quality, these loudspeakers meet the demands of both touring professionals and fixed installations, ensuring an uncompromised audio experience in any performance environment. Whether for monitoring, low-frequency enhancement, or array applications, JBL’s VTX series stands as a testament to the brand's dedication to excellence.