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    123A-3 and the 2213

    Hi guys,

    Is the 2213 woofer identical to the 123A-3 woofer? I've a 123A-3 woofer which is damaged and I'm thinking of replacing it with the 2213, which I can get.

    Bill

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    Re: 123A-3 and the 2213

    Yes, the 2213 is the Pro version of the 123A-3.

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    Re: Re: 123A-3 and the 2213

    Originally posted by Giskard
    Yes, the 2213 is the Pro version of the 123A-3.

    Thanks a lot, I just replace the woofer with the 2213

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    Re: Re: Re: 123A-3 and the 2213

    Originally posted by BTW
    Thanks a lot, I just replace the woofer with the 2213
    Just be aware the 2213H is a negative transducer, the 123A is either positive or negative. It is important to maintain the original cabinet phasing.

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    Could you do me a favor?

    I know the 123A-1 is positive, but the 123A-3 may be negative (JBL no longer advised reversing polarity when swapping-in the 2213H for the 123A-3).

    Can you do a polarity check on that 123A-3? Hold a 9-volt (or smaller, but this will work...) up to the terminals. (+) to Red, (-) to Black. If the cone moves IN it is negative.

    I've had a hunch the 123A-3 is negative but never been able to test it...

    Please let us know. Thanks!
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    Oh well...

    BTW -

    Here's why I was hoping you could test that 123A-3 for us, and confirm it is NEGATIVE. The following excerpts from the technical sheets of the "L1" and the "L1A Late Model" suggest the -3 is NEGATIVE like the 2213H, since JBL do not advise the need to switch polarity when swapping-in the 2213H.

    Anyway, good luck...
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    Re: Re: Re: Re: 123A-3 and the 2213

    Originally posted by boputnam
    Just be aware the 2213H is a negative transducer, the 123A is either positive or negative. It is important to maintain the original cabinet phasing.

    *****

    Could you do me a favor?

    I know the 123A-1 is positive, but the 123A-3 may be negative (JBL no longer advised reversing polarity when swapping-in the 2213H for the 123A-3).

    Can you do a polarity check on that 123A-3? Hold a 9-volt (or smaller, but this will work...) up to the terminals. (+) to Red, (-) to Black. If the cone moves IN it is negative.

    I've had a hunch the 123A-3 is negative but never been able to test it...

    Please let us know. Thanks!
    I'll do the test and post the results later , probably after Christmas. Merry Chrismas everyone


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    Re: Re: Re: Re: 123A-3 and the 2213

    Originally posted by boputnam
    Just be aware the 2213H is a negative transducer, the 123A is either positive or negative. It is important to maintain the original cabinet phasing.

    *****

    I know the 123A-1 is positive, but the 123A-3 may be negative (JBL no longer advised reversing polarity when swapping-in the 2213H for the 123A-3).

    I've had a hunch the 123A-3 is negative but never been able to test it...

    Please let us know. Thanks!

    Did the check on the 123A-3, the polarity is correct. Strange, I expected it to be reversed after looking at the Tech Sheet in your post. Wishing everyone a Great New Year

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    Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: 123A-3 and the 2213

    Originally posted by BTW
    Did the check on the 123A-3, the polarity is correct.
    Sorry, I missed this post with my own NYE nonesense.

    What do you mean - "correct"? Does the 123A-3 cone move in or out on positive current?

    Thanks...
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