The day started was a tour of the anechoic chambers:
The day started was a tour of the anechoic chambers:
Regards
Don McRitchie
A pair of L212's waiting to be restored next to the last remaining stock of DX-1's on the planet.
The rest of the photos in this series are taken from the store room that contains a pair of every JBL speaker made in the last 15 years. Here we see an M9500.
XPL160 looking a little worse for wear.
K2-S9500 in pieces on top
On overview shot
S3100MKII
"Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain..."
John
OH!! My!!:shock:
That room has more than just JBL. I saw a few other brand names in there unless they were copies.
That would be a fun room!!As a signature from the forum says "It's the Journey" that looks to be a VERY significant stop along the way.!!
Thanks Don!! Thanks Giskard!!
Always fun learning more.......
One isle was devoted to Infinity stuff. A few other brands too. I wasn't paying a whole lot of attention to them. Sorry!
No problem! I also can imagine why!! It is nice just to be able to see that kind of stuff.Originally Posted by Giskard
Sorry!
Always fun learning more.......
Don? Didn't Greg say some older models were killed in the earthquake?
I see some more XPLs lying to the left and four SVA Series stacked (!) to the right. Ah, the indignity.
A very interesting room indeed. Kinda looks like my garage.
Out.
An ACTUAL "floor-standing" L100....
When I trained at JBL for becoming a Service Agency, all the trainee's got to experience the anechoic chamber....1988.
It seems like lots has changed there since post earthquake days. I remember the factory tour and all the assembly lines....and the assembly lines for different manufacturers OEM products.
Impressive facility.
Edgewound...JBL Pro Authorized...since 1988
Upland Loudspeaker Service, Upland, CA
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