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1 200 SERIES CINEMA SCREENARRAY LOUDSPEAKER SYSTEM
2 200 SERIES FAMILY MAKE EVERY SEAT THE BEST SEAT IN THE HOUSE In designing the JBL 200 Series, our goal was to offer cinemas an affordable solution for creating the best possible audio experience in small- to mid-sized rooms. By including new, patent-pending technologies that complement the legendary sound of JBL cinema loudspeakers, the 200 Series offers a solution without compromise improving performance and coverage while dramatically lowering the total cost of ownership. C211 C221 C222 C222HP 13.5m (44.2 ) 15m (49.2 ) 28.5m (93 ) 35m (115 ) MAXIMUM THROW
3 200 SERIES SCREENARRAY LOUDSPEAKER FEATURES JBL s latest technological advances with a compact footprint and accessible price point Patent-pending Dual Dissimilar Array Patent-pending Acoustic Aper ture Technology Driver Technology the 200 Series uses the same driver technology tr usted by top movie studios
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5 NEW TECHNOLOGY DUAL DISSIMILAR ARRAY Accurate Coverage for the Entire Room JBL s patent-pending Dual Dissimilar Arraying design combines two asymmetric high-frequency drivers in tandem, making it possible to sculpt the geometry of modern cinemas. While traditional configurations require three-way loudspeakers to achieve this level of customization, Dual Dissimilar Arraying creates coverage patterns specifically designed for raked seating in modern cinemas. The result? Sound that s sculpted perfectly for the room no matter where you sit.
6 DUAL DISSIMILAR ARRAY 20 HIFI TARGET 10 INDIVIDUALS HF2
7 DUAL DISSIMILAR ARRAY 10 ARRAYED TARGET C200 HF
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9 NEW TECHNOLOGY ACOUSTIC APERTURE Clarity and Coverage at the Crossover The JBL 200 Series includes Acoustic Aperture Technology that works seamlessly with its low-distortion 15 driver. The Acoustic Apertures create a horn-loading effect, helping to maintain a wide horizontal coverage pattern through the crossover range while improving speech clarity. All of this engineering comes to life by producing even coverage of the entire cinema seating area, making every seat the best seat.
10 ACOUSTIC APERTURE WITHOUT APERTURE
11 ACOUSTIC APERTURE WITH APERTURE
12 C211 SPECIFICATIONS System Furthest Seat Free Field Freq. Response (-3 db) 77Hz - 14kHz Meters 13.5 Free Field Freq. Response (-10 db) 44Hz - 18kHz Feet Hor. Coverage (-6dB) 90 1kHz HF Driver 2409H-2 x 1 Vert. Coverage (-6dB) 90 1kHz LF Driver M115-8A x 1 Electrical Physical Passive Rated Impedance Minimum Impedance 8Ω 167Hz Weight 79 lbs ( kg) Power Handling (2Hr AES Rating) 300W Power Handling (100Hr AES Rating) 175W Free Field Sensitivity Passive Sensitivity ref 2.83V 99 db 1w, 1m Calculated Max SPL 125 db 12 [30.48] 40 [101.6] 31 [78.74] 40 [101.6] Dimensions: Inches [cm]
13 C221 SPECIFICATIONS System Furthest Seat Free Field Freq Response (-3 db) 77Hz - 18kHz Meters 15 Free Field Freq Response (-6 db) 58Hz - 20kHz Feet Free Field Freq Response (-10 db) 44Hz - 20kHz HF Driver 2409J-2 x 2 Crossover Frequencies: 1700Hz (LF), 2000Hz (HF1), 1700Hz (HF2) LF Driver M115-A x 1 Hor. Coverage (-6dB) 105 1kHz Physical Vert. Coverage (-6dB) Asymmetrical, +40, -45 Nominal Axis: -12 degrees Unit Weight (lbs) 100 Unit Weight (kg) Electrical Passive Rated Impedance 8Ω HF Rated Impedance 8Ω LF Rated Impedance 8Ω Minimum Impedance 167Hz Power Handling (2Hr AES Rating) 300W Power Handling (100Hr AES Rating) 150W Free Field Sensitivity LF Sensitivity. ref 2.83V 100 db SPL 1W, 1m HF Sensitivity. ref 2.83V 105 db SPL 1W, 1m Passive Sensitivity 100 db SPL W, 1m Calculated Max SPL 125 db 12 [30.48] 31 [78.74] [85.73] [85.73] Dimensions: Inches [cm]
14 C222 SPECIFICATIONS System Free Field Freq.Response (-3 db) Free Field Freq.Response (-6 db) Free Field Freq.Response (-10 db) Hor. Coverage (-6dB) Vert. Coverage (-6dB) Electrical Passive Rated Impedance HF Rated Impedance LF Rated Impedance Minimum Impedance Power Handling (2Hr AES Rating) Power Handling (100Hr AES Rating) Free Field Sensitivity LF Sensitivity ref 2.83V HF Sensitivity ref 2.83V Passive Sensitivity ref 2.83V Calculated Max SPL 62Hz - 20kHz 50Hz - 20kHz 42Hz - 20kHz 30 Asymmetrical, +35, -45, -15 Nominal 8Ω 8Ω 4Ω 140Hz 600W (45.5V) 300W (35V) 103 db SPL 1W, 1m 105 db SPL 1W, 1m 103 db SPL 1W, 1m 129 db Furthest Seat Meters 28.5 Feet 93 HF Driver 2409J-2 x 2 LF Driver M115-8 Physical Top Weight Bottom Weight 100 lbs (45.36 kg) 69 lbs (31.30 kg) Note: The C222 is ordered and shipped in two pieces. C222-TOP and C222-BOT. 14 [35.56] [85.75] 60 [152.4] [85.75] Dimensions: Inches [cm]
15 C222HP SPECIFICATIONS System Free Field Freq. Response (-3 db) Free Field Freq. Response (-6 db) Free Field Freq. Response (-10 db) Max Continuous SPL Hor. Coverage (-6dB) Vert. Coverage (-6dB) Electrical LF Nominal Impedance HF Nominal Impedance LF Minimum Impedance HF Minimum Impedance LF Power Handling (2Hr AES Rating) LF Power Rating (100Hr AES Rating) HF Power Handling (2Hr AES Rating) LF Power Rating (100Hr AES Rating) Free Field Sensitivity LF Sensitivity ref 2.83V HF Sensitivity ref 2.83V 44Hz - 18kHz 40Hz - 20kHz 36Hz - 20kHz 135dB 100 4kHz Asymetrical 60 0 (+25, 4kHz) 4Ω 8Ω 140Hz 9kHz 1200W 720W 85W 51W 103 db SPL 1W, 1m 112 db SPL 1W, 1m Transducers Low Frequency High Frequency Furthest Seat Meters 35 Feet 115 Physical 2 x 2275H-BK 2 x 2515XP-J Dimensions (H x W x D) - Inches 59 x x 14 Dimensions (H x W x D) - CM x x Input Connectors Note: The C222HP is ordered and shipped in two pieces. C222HP-TOP and C222HP-BOT. Screw Terminal Barrier Strip 14 [35.56] [85.75] 60 [152.4] [85.75] Dimensions: Inches [cm]
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