JBL SRX928S

This technology significantly improves the driver's ability to handle high power levels while minimizing distortion. It allows the subwoofer to maintain consistent, clear low-end performance even during long, demanding live sets by effectively managing heat and power compression.

Yes, the SRX928S supports both omnidirectional and cardioid operating modes. This flexibility allows you to steer low-frequency energy away from the stage and toward the audience, which is essential for reducing unwanted bass buildup on stage.

These tools allow you to precisely tune the subwoofer's output based on the physical size of your array and the distance to your audience. By correcting for throw distance, you ensure that the low-end response remains consistent and punchy throughout the entire venue, rather than just in the front rows.

Yes, the unit features both Ethernet and Wi-Fi connectivity. You can use the dedicated software suite to adjust DSP settings, monitor system health, and manage array configurations from a laptop or mobile device, which is much more efficient than adjusting settings on the rear panel during a soundcheck.

The system is designed to be fully scalable. Because the DSP includes array size compensation, you can easily add more units to your setup without needing to completely re-tune your system from scratch, making it a reliable choice for growing production companies.

The SRX928S features integrated Class-D amplification capable of delivering 2,500 watts of peak power. This provides the necessary headroom to reach a maximum output of 134dB, ensuring it can handle the demands of professional touring environments.