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Screw

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Should yon experience a component failure, it is recommended that you take the 

defective system to the nearest authorized JBL Service Center for proper service. 

To obtain the name and location of the repair center nearest you, contact your 

local dealer/distributor or the factory at: 

JBL Professional 

P.O. Box 2200 
8500 Balboa Blvd. 

Northridge,CA 91329 U.S.A. 

(818) 893-8411 

Component Removal 

If there are no authorized service centers near you and your monitor(s) should 

require repair, it may be necessary to ship the defective component to the nearest 

repair center. In this event, it is highly recommended that the defective component 

be removed from the enclosure and shipped separately. This will prevent the 

possibility of freight damage to the enclosure. 

Removing tlw Low frequency Transducer:

 The LF transducer is mounted to the 

baffle \viili four screws. Before attempting to remove the LF transducer from the 

baffle, first lay the enclosure on its back. To gain access to the LF transducer, 
remove the grille by carefully pulling it away from the baffle. A tight fitting grille 
may require that you lift each comer a little bit at a time. 

Remove the four screws which hold the component in place. The component 

should easily lift out of the baffle. Disconnect the leads from the terminals. 

Carefully package the component prior to shipping. 

Removing the Midrange and High Frequency Dome;

 These transducers are held 

in place with four screws. It should be relatively easy to lift the transducers out of 
their place on the baffle once these screws are removed. However, sometimes the 

devices may appear glued in place and do not easily lift out. Tliis can happen when 

painted surfaces are not completely dry and the pressure applied by the mounting 
screws causes a slight bonding of surfaces. With a steady hand, use a sharp edged 
tool (i.e. a knife) to lift the edge of the mounting flange away from the enclosure. 

4412A 

13 

12 

Gaskei 

Speaker, Lim Freq. 

Network 

Speaker. Mid Freq. 

Screw  ( 4 ) 

Grille 

Gasket 

Gaskei 

Screw  { \ ) . 

Speaker, Hi Freq. 

Port Tube 

Escutcheon 

Cabinet 

Screw

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Input 

Terminal Cup 

Содержание 4400A Series

Страница 1: ...STUDIO MONITORS 4400A SERIES...

Страница 2: ...Table of Contents Introduction 5 Quick Set Up Guide 6 Features 7 Placement 8 Connection 9 Power Requirements 9 Component Repair Replacement 10 14 Specifications 15...

Страница 3: ...y for the musical needs of the 90 s and beyond Designed for maximum sonic accuracy achieved through balanced frequency response low distortion characteristics and controlled off axis response 4400A Se...

Страница 4: ...er components and systems for studio monitor applications Numerous recordings as well as television and movie soundtracks have been mixed over the previous 4400 Series establishing a reputation for ex...

Страница 5: ...normal circumstances the high frequency elements are to be located to the outside edge of the enclosure Again referring to the Quick Set Up Guide and Fig 1 the ideal set up is that of an equilateral t...

Страница 6: ...aker Hi Freq Speaker Low Freq Screw 4 Inpul Terminal Cup Hon Tube Kscuiclieon Gasket Speaker Hi Frcq Gasket Screw H Speaker MidFrcq Screw N Screw H Speaker Low Freq Gasket Cabinet Network Screw M Cask...

Страница 7: ...he enclosure on its back To gain access to the LF transducer remove the grille by carefully pulling it away from the baffle A tight fitting grille may require that you lift each comer a little bit at...

Страница 8: ...ts pink noise Sensitivity 89 dB SPL 2 83 Y 1 meter 90dBSPL 2 83 v d i meter 89 dB SPL 2 83 V 1 meter Nominal Impedance 8 ohms 8 ohms 8 ohms Crossover Frequency 2 5 kHz 900 Hz 4 0 kHz 850 Hz 4 0 kHz Tr...

Страница 9: ...JBL JBL Professional 8500 Balboa Blvd Northridge CA 91329 USA A Harman International Company p N fHO...

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