JBL L300 Summit _Floorstanding Speakers

Circa 1977

Made in Los Angeles, California

JBL L300 Summit

Probably the sexiest pair of speakers we’ve ever had the pleasure of photographing.

A true masterpiece of mid-century modern design.

Just look at those beautiful curves, the gorgeous walnut veneer, the glass tops, the slanted front baffles, the stunning 077 slot tweeters with their iconic blue diaphragms, and those perfectly sculpted grilles that follow the lines of the cabinets.

Every detail is a celebration of vintage design. A perfect blend of form and function.

Often considered the bigger, more sophisticated sibling of the legendary JBL L100 Century, the L300 follows the same philosophy: bringing professional JBL studio monitor performance into the home.

Just as the L100 was derived from the 4310/4311 studio monitor family, the L300 was the luxurious home version of the mighty JBL 4333 studio monitors.

And beyond their incredible looks, the L300 delivers breathtaking performance, with massive dynamics, effortless bass and remarkable presence from a surprisingly compact cabinet for a 15” three-way system.

Long before the Everest and K2, JBL was already reaching for the summit.

The L300 was a statement of performance, craftsmanship and timeless design.

JBL didn’t call it the Summit for nothing.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Type: 3-way bass-reflex floorstanding speaker
• Woofer: 15”
• Midrange: Compression driver with horn and acoustic lens
• Tweeter: 077 slot radiator with blue diaphragm
• Frequency response: 35 Hz – 20 kHz
• Impedance: 8 ohms
• Sensitivity: 93 dB (1 W / 1 m)
• Power handling: 150 watts continuous program
• Crossover frequencies: 800 Hz / 8,500 Hz
• Cabinet: Genuine walnut veneer
• Dimensions: 31⅝” H × 23” W × 22½” D
• Weight: Approximately 145 lbs (66 kg) each

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