Mission accomplished! Complete L-series

[wu6fiend]

I'm pretty stoked! I bought a mint pair of L20Ts off eBay, they are due soon.

Now I have the complete L-series from the late 1980s-early 1990s.

L20T
L60T
L80T
L100T

I will post a family portrait as soon as I can gather them all together. Only problem is, I almost give myself a hernia moving the L100Ts around, they are big boys.

[BMWCCA]

I almost give myself a hernia moving the L100Ts around, they are big boys.

I know the feeling every time I drag the L7s upstairs. At about 75-pounds they are a handful. That's why the 230-pound 4345s are still in the van!

[oznob]

I know the feeling every time I drag the L7s upstairs. At about 75-pounds they are a handful. That's why the 230-pound 4345s are still in the van!

With 4345's in there I think I would be living in the van, as long as it was down by the river!

[Fred Sanford]

I know the feeling every time I drag the L7s upstairs. At about 75-pounds they are a handful. That's why the 230-pound 4345s are still in the van!

230 pounds? Damn, that's right about double the 4333As. Ouch.

You waiting to make room in the house, or hire a team of helpers?

je

[BMWCCA]

230 pounds? Damn, that's right about double the 4333As. Ouch.

JBL lists the net weight at 229 lbs. For the 4333A they quote 129-lbs. I said they were HUGE!

These are Rick Riessen's design and build but without crossovers, so it's anybody's guess what they weigh. As the guy on the top-end of the hand-truck going down NewZenith's curving staircase, I'd go with at least 200-lbs. because they were pulling me at times!

Fairly level ground for me. But nowhere to go with them . . . yet.

[wu6fiend]

I was talking to a local JBL fan, he has a pair of custom designed JBL enclosures that are made of concrete. Weight is around 350-400 pounds each. I told him he should make sure the floor is reinforced before bringing them into the house!

[Titanium Dome]

I'm pretty stoked! I bought a mint pair of L20Ts off eBay, they are due soon.

Now I have the complete L-series from the late 1980s-early 1990s.

L20T
L60T
L80T
L100T

I will post a family portrait as soon as I can gather them all together. Only problem is, I almost give myself a hernia moving the L100Ts around, they are big boys.

Congratulations! That's a nice accomplishment. Do you have a favorite?

[Fred Sanford]

JBL lists the net weight at 229 lbs. For the 4333A they quote 129-lbs. I said they were HUGE!

These are Rick Riessen's design and build but without crossovers, so it's anybody's guess what they weigh. As the guy on the top-end of the hand-truck going down NewZenith's curving staircase, I'd go with at least 200-lbs. because they were pulling me at times!

Fairly level ground for me. But nowhere to go with them . . . yet.

Once the 15"s are out of the 4333As I can heave 'em around pretty easily. I'd figure even without the 18"s those would be a bear to move.

Have fun, let me know if I can help at all.

je

[KT88Lover]

I know the feeling every time I drag the L7s upstairs. At about 75-pounds they are a handful. That's why the 230-pound 4345s are still in the van!

Nice thread-jack guys. STEALTHY, like the plane. (NOT)
Jim

[KT88Lover]

I'm pretty stoked! I bought a mint pair of L20Ts off eBay, they are due soon.

Now I have the complete L-series from the late 1980s-early 1990s.

L20T
L60T
L80T
L100T

I will post a family portrait as soon as I can gather them all together. Only problem is, I almost give myself a hernia moving the L100Ts around, they are big boys.

That is something I definitely would enjoy doing; collecting them ALL. Remember the trading cards, Matchbox cars and the like? What a feeling that was when you had them ALL!
Is this a favorite series for you or did it just work out that way.
I have a pair of the 20s and would not give them up for the world.

Enjoy the fruits of your labor,
Jim

[KT88Lover]

I'm pretty stoked! I bought a mint pair of L20Ts off eBay, they are due soon.

Now I have the complete L-series from the late 1980s-early 1990s.

L20T
L60T
L80T
L100T

I will post a family portrait as soon as I can gather them all together. Only problem is, I almost give myself a hernia moving the L100Ts around, they are big boys.

Are these the ones?
380099757512
Jim

[hjames]

VERY cool - L20Ts are very fine speakers - they kick butt!
Haven't heard L80Ts or L100Ts ... but sounds like a nice collection!

Pose them and snap pix for us when you get a chance!

I'm pretty stoked! I bought a mint pair of L20Ts off eBay, they are due soon.

Now I have the complete L-series from the late 1980s-early 1990s.

L20T
L60T
L80T
L100T

I will post a family portrait as soon as I can gather them all together. Only problem is, I almost give myself a hernia moving the L100Ts around, they are big boys.

[BMWCCA]

Are these the ones?
380099757512

For $325 (incl. shipping to BC) I hope that one surround that looks wonky and re-glued is only an anomaly in the picture.

Very cool to have them in-box. I hope the seller paid a nice fee for using threads from this group!

[Titanium Dome]

Very cool to have them in-box. I hope the seller paid a nice fee for using threads from this group!

I'm sure the seller's donation is on the way.

OTOH, a forum member has some more JBLs, so all's well that ends well.

[johnaec]

Isn't there a set of L40T's that were also made? Or was that only offered in the L40T3?

John