Description
Product Overview
The JBL Stage 240H Atmos Speakers are intended for Dolby Atmos or DTS:X systems. Notably, they fire upwards so can be used instead of built-in ceiling speakers.
Alternatively, they can also be mounted on the ceiling. The sealed enclosure houses a two-way unit with a 4.5” bass midrange driver and a 1” tweeter.
The frequency range is good for a compact speaker, extending from 85 Hz to 25 Hz. The maximum power handling is 150 watts.
4.5” punchy bass/mid driver
The 4.5” bass/mid driver cone, as used in the JBL Stage 240H Atmos Speaker, is made of ribbed Polycellulose. Most speaker cones are made of a paper pulp known as cellulose. However, more modern materials are now being used. Polypropylene does not absorb moisture so maintains it’s properties better over time. Polypropylene can also produce less distortion.
Notably, the cone of the JBL Stage 240H Atmos Speaker is made of Polycellulose. This combines the best properties of cellulose and polypropylene. Namely, improved rigidity and damping characteristics. Lastly, the 1” anodized aluminium tweeter sits in a waveguide for improved high-frequency dispersion.
A quality cabinet
The cabinet of JBL Stage 240H Atmos Speakers is constructed of audio-grade MDF panels. Good internal bracing ensures resonance-free playback. Additionally, the sealed enclosure provides an accurate and detailed performance. The front grille protects the drivers and they can be wall or ceiling-mounted.
Crossover
Two-way speakers such as the JBL Stage 240H Atmos Speakers need a crossover. The crossover splits the incoming audio into two components for feeding to the individual drivers. Audio-grade polypropylene capacitors are used as well as quality inductors.
The crossover acts as a high-pass filter. It feeds high frequencies to the tweeter. Good quality components are important as poor capacitors can go electrically leaky or change value over time.
Dolby Atmos® Height Module Compatible with Stage 280F and 260F
The 240H Dolby Atmos enabled height modules are outfitted with the same woofer and horn from the 240B bookshelf model. They are easily connected via binding posts on the top back of both floorstanding models, or surround channels that can be mounted on the wall or ceiling.
4.5-inch (114mm) Polycellulose Ribbed Cone Woofer
Each speaker in the Stage 2 series features Polycellulose ribbed cone woofers. This pure pulp cone has a proprietary mix of other materials added to improve its rigidity and the ribs echo legendary JBL designs. These woofers produce deep, accurate, room filling bass.
1-inch (25mm) Anodized Aluminum Tweeter in a Next Generation HDI™ Waveguide
Through intense research of previous waveguide designs, JBL has developed a new complex geometry that improves directivity, reduced diffraction, and an overall neutral frequency response both on and off axis. The Stage 2 HDI Horn is coupled to an anodized aluminum dome tweeter to enhance efficiency and dynamics. This new design offers a neutral frequency response both
The JBL AV receiver and speaker range
The JBL Stage 240H Dolby Atmos speakers are part of a range of speakers designed to go with the JBL range of AV receivers.
This comprises of the following models:
• JBL STAGE 240B Bookshelf speakers
• JBL STAGE 250B Bookshelf speakers
Key Features
- The JBL Stage 240H Atmos Speakers are designed for upward-firing use in Dolby Atmos or DTS systems, or can be ceiling-mounted.
- Features a 4.5” Polycellulose bass/mid driver and a 1” anodized aluminum tweeter in a sealed MDF cabinet.
- Handles up to 150 watts with a frequency range of 85 Hz to 25 kHz.
- Includes a precision 2-way crossover with audio-grade polypropylene capacitors and inductors for reliable performance.
- Matches with JBL AV receivers and speaker ranges, available in Espresso or Latte finishes with switchable modes and mounting options.
About JBL
JBL is an American company, founded by James Bullough Lansing, an American audio engineer and loudspeaker designer and his business partner Ken Decker in 1927 in Los Angeles. They initially manufactured six and eight-inch speaker drivers for radio consoles and radio sets. The company was initially called “Lansing Manufacturing Company”.
The company now manufactures audio equipment, including loudspeakers and headphones. The company has two divisions, JBL Consumer and JBL Professional. JBL Consumer produces outstanding audio equipment for the home market, while JBL Professional produces equipment for the studio, installed sound, tour sound, portable sound and cinema markets.
This award-winning brand is a market leader and one of the best in sound quality as well as being at the forefront of cinematic performance.
Investing in a brand you can trust like JBL is paramount rather than buying inferior quality alternatives that produce poor sound quality and noisy music. Using the latest technology, JBL brings you smart audio systems that offer excellent quality and balanced sound.
JBL Synthesis also produce home theatres that offer extraordinary sound quality. With years of audio expertise, JBL Synthesis have created home theatre system masterpieces that make you feel like part of the movie you’re watching with their incredible audio design.
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