JBL Professional Series Technical Manual Download Page 6

Replacement

 -Reverse the removal procedure to replace 

the system components. Mounting screws should be tight-
ened evenly and just enough to avoid air leaks between the 

components and the enclosure. 

M a i n t e n a n c e 

The grille cloth is a double knit polyester fabric selected for 
acoustic transparency, beauty, physical strength, color fast-

ness and soil resistance. It can be cleaned by gently dusting 
it with a vacuum cleaner. Stains can be removed by using 
aerosol cleaners, such as Texize

 K2i:

 Goddard's

 Dry Clean. 

or Pen Champ

 Quick n Easy,

 according to each manufac-

turer's instructions. 

Warning: Cleaning fluids or other solvents should not be used. 

Although they may appear to remove a stain, liquid cleaners will 

dissolve the base paint on the grille frame beneath the cloth, 

resulting in permanent discoloration of the material. 

Occasional dusting with a clean, soft cloth will maintain the 

finish of the enclosure. Since both the textured gray and oiled 
walnut surfaces are moisture resistant, a damp cloth will 

remove most stains. Mild detergent may be used on the gray 

finish to remove smudges or more persistent stains. Con-
ventional furniture waxes or polishes should not be used: 
the oiled walnut enclosure, however, may be treated with 
wax specifically formulated for such surfaces. 

The walnut finish may appear to age. or dry out. as the oil 

penetrates deeper and deeper into the veneer. It may, there-

fore, be desirable to re-oil the enclosure surface from time 
to time. With each application, the beauty of the finish will 

become more obvious, and a warm, rich patina will eventually 

be obtained. 

To re-oil a JBL oiled walnut finish, use any one of the 

several clear oil finishing preparations available through 

furniture or hardware outlets. Apply a liberal amount of the 

preparation over the entire finished surface of the enclosure. 
In ten to fifteen minutes wipe off the remaining oil with a soft, 
clean, dry cloth. Small surface scratches can usually be 
removed by gently rubbing them out with very fine steel 
wool (4/0 grade) and applying oil to the entire panel. Very 
deep scratches, dents or other serious damage should be 

repaired only by a qualified furniture refinisher. 

Caution: Improper storage of wiping rags could result in spon-

taneous combustion. They should be thrown away or spread out 

to dry in a well-ventilated area before storage or disposal. 

A d d i t i o n a l  I n f o r m a t i o n 

JBL maintains a technical staff to answer questions pertain-
ing to professional sound reinforcement. Detailed technical 
information on JBL products is available from the same 
source. Inquiries may be addressed to the Applications 

Engineer, Professional Division, James B. Lansing Sound, 
Inc., 3249 Casitas Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90039. 

Low Frequency 

Midrange 

High Frequency 

While 

Black, 

Red 

Black 

Red 

Green 

Black 

Terminal Posts 

(rear

 at

 enclosure) 

Red 

Red 

Black 

Black 

Dividing Network 

When reconnecting the wire leads between the network, input 

terminals and high frequency direct radiator, proper polarity is 
assured by the connectors. Connections to the other components 
are color coded as shown. 

Interior view of the 4311. 

Summary of Contents for Professional Series

Page 1: ...Professional Series Technical Manual Model 4311 Control Monitor...

Page 2: ...dance 8 ohms High Frequency Dispersion 90 horizontal and vertical Frequency Response 45 15 000 Hz 3 d B Sensitivity2 42 dB at 30 teet with a 1 mW input averaged 500 to 2500 Hz with controls set for fl...

Page 3: ...itors and portable playback systems Components Low Frequency Bass material is reproduced by a powerful long excursion 12 inch loudspeaker having a 3 inch diam eter edgewound copper ribbon voice coil o...

Page 4: ...nding waves All components mount directly to the baffle panel and are removable from the front of the enclosure A ducted port provides proper acoustical loading of the low frequency loudspeaker Test P...

Page 5: ...4311 is indicative of an average program level that can be toler ated by the components without damage however transients can exceed this level by a considerable margin without danger To achieve the...

Page 6: ...ime to time With each application the beauty of the finish will become more obvious and a warm rich patina will eventually be obtained To re oil a JBL oiled walnut finish use any one of the several cl...

Page 7: ...n refinements are introduced into existing products without notice as a routine expression of that philosophy For this reason any current JBL product may differ in some respect from its published desc...

Page 8: ...UBL Professional Division James B Lansing Sound Inc 3249 Casitas Avenue Los Angeles California 90039 50657 PTB4311 74 Printed in U S A...

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