There are other speakers in the house beside JBL's and PMC's. I also have Velodyne, B & W, McIntosh, and a few pair of Creative T20's I use with the computers. They're all just one big happy family. Pretty soon their will be a newbee......the Fathom f113. :thumbsup:

I too have owned my share of JBL's over the years:

L100's
4311's
L220's
L300's
4343's
2241-based (18") Sub with BX63 Crossover
[now on duty in Pete's house]

One happy family indeed....I always had a fancy for the 4312!

Pete

I see we have some dedicated JBL nuts here...past and present! :yes:

As I've reported previously, that 2241-based sub on duty here, formerly in Ivan's theater, marches with the greatest of ease, providing beautifully warm and powerful bass to the Florida room system. It can shake that room without even trying. :yes:

Meanwhile, the more I look at the photos of the K2 S9900, the more I :drool:

Pete

I checked out the K2 S9900, I was surprised they only rated it for 500 watts. I know I could hit it with 2KW's.

Also thought it was a bit light at 180lbs. Still a beauty, I will audition one somewhere soon... :yes:

I was maybe a bit surprised at the 500 watt rating too...but I wouldn't worry too much about it.

At 180 lbs, it isn't extremely heavy, but then the cablinet is really not much larger than the L220 (112 lbs for L220A). It's only slightly wider. I wouldn't have minded seeing the K2 S9900 a bit taller. It's still gorgeous though...

I'd be very interested to hear your impressions if you get a chance to audition a set.


Pete

Maybe in the Cape, somewhere... :scratch2:

It is growing on me, if I dream about it; then it's meant to be! :D

Yep it sure does...check out the motor structure on the woofer. The whole system is simply gorgeous. Wish I could hear a pair...

Pete