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The JBL On Tour Micro is not an ordinary portable speaker, because it has a built-in 2.2W amplifier that produces a crystal clear sound. The speaker also features a mini USB port, an included USB cable and a rechargeable Lithium-ion battery that lasts for up to 6-hour. The JBL On Tour Micro retails for only $62 a pop. [JBL]
The new JBL Jembe stereo desktop speaker features a built-in power amplifier that enables each speaker to produce 6 Watts of power with a frequency response of 80Hz – 20kHz and a signal-to-noise ratio of under 80dB. The speaker also provides a 3.5mm headphone jack and a metal grille that protects the speaker. The JBL Jembe stereo desktop speaker is currently available at JBL’s website for $59.95. [JBL]
JBL has finally launched the OnBeat Air loudspeaker system for the Apple iPod, iPhone, iPad and iTunes 10. The speaker dock adopts the AirPlay technology that enables you to stream audio and video from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to AirPlay-enabled devices around your house. The JBL OnBeat Air also provides an auxiliary input jack for non-iOS devices. Other features include a 3.5mm Stereo jack, a USB port, WiFi, an IR remote control and two JBL Phoenix full-range transducers with computer-optimized DSP equalization. The JBL OnBeat Air speaker dock retails for $249.95. [Apple Store]
JBL has rolled out the On Tour iBT portable two-channel all-in-one system. This gadget features four JBL Odyssey transducers with DSP equalizers to produce a crystal-clear sound. The JBL On Tour iBT is compatible with any Bluetooth-enabled gadgets such as iPhone, iPad, iPod, and Android tablets. This all-in-one audio system requires four AA batteries that provides enough juice for up to 5-hour. Additionally, you can also use an AC adapter as a power source. If you are interested, you can purchase the JBL On Tour iBT for only $150 each. [JBL]
The JBL OnBeat Xtreme is a high-performance wireless speaker and dock for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch that works via Bluetooth connectivity. The gadget has a rotating connector that allows you to position the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch in portrait or landscape mode. The JBL OnBeat Xtreme also features JBL Ridge tweeters, JBL Atlas woofers, and computer-optimized DSP equalization. If you are interested, you can pre-order the JBL OnBeat Xtreme for $499. [JBL]
The JBL OnBeat loudspeaker dock for iPad is now available for purchase via Best Buy. The docking station features dual Phoenix full-range transducers with computer-optimized DSP equalization for a richly detailed 360-degree soundstage, an IR remote puts you in full control of system functions and music navigation from across the room, and an AC power supply keeps your devices charged when docked. The device is also compatible with iPods and iPhones. With an optional composite cable, the JBL OnBeat system can even send video content on to your TV for the whole crowd to enjoy. The JBL OnBeat retails for $149.95 a pop. [JBL]
JBL is back with a couple of new home theater speakers, the Cinema 300 and Cinema 500. Both speaker systems consist of four satellite speakers and a strong 150-watt subwoofer. The JBL Cinema 300 is among the smallest and most stylish that JBL engineering has ever produced. But they surround you with distinct dialogue and crisp, accurate music and effects (from voiced-matched center and satellite speakers), and all the deep, floor-rumbling bass (from a down-firing, 150-watt powered subwoofer) that you can handle.
The JBL Cinema 500 features dual-midrange center and satellite speakers that surround you with distinct dialogue and crisp, accurate music and effects. A down-firing, 150-watt powered subwoofer adds the deep, floor-rumbling bass that today’s most exciting movies demand. The JBL Cinema 300 and Cinema 500 are priced at $499 and $699, respectively. Read more
JBL has just announced this brand new MS-8 Integration Digital Processor that could put a whole lot of car audio tuners out of business. This system claims to be able to tune your factory fit or aftermarket car audio system in ways that the designers of your audio system couldn’t even imagine. It is meant to be installed in the trunk of your car while the display can be mounted on your dash. It will use a binaural microphone headset to automatically adjust frequency response as well. [SlashGear]
JBL has just unveiled its new wireless speaker module, the AIR WEM-1. This 2.1 channel transmitter receives the signal via RCA audio jacks, or the 3.5mm input, and sends it info over 2.4GHz wireless connection, up to 70-feet, allowing you to send music to a second room, or to connect the rear speakers in a surround rig without snaking wires. The WEM-1 will be available later this month for $359. [JBL]
Here is a new JBL loudspeakers, dubbed as the Control Now. The 8 Ohm speakers produces up to 150 Watts without any distortion and can handle up to 300 Watts at peak. These 4-inch loudspeakers are designed to function as bookshelf, wall-mount, or corner-mount speakers—or even be set up in semi-circles and full loops to provide optimum sound reinforcement throughout a room or area. The units are also available with wall bracket hardware, floor-standing adapters, and adhesive bracket covers. The indoor Control Now speakers will carry a suggested retail price of $249 each, while the outdoor versions will be priced at $279 each. Both should be available in late June. [DigitalTrends]
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