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JBL 4408 Specification

The JBL 4408 compact monitor speaker is designed for use in space-restricted broadcast applications. It has a 200mm low frequency driver and 25mm titanium dome high frequency driver to produce coherent sound from 40Hz to 27kHz. The 4408 is intended to provide smooth frequency response, controlled dispersion, and ability to produce high output with minimal distortion, making it suitable for critical monitoring of digital and analog recordings.

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JBL 4408 Specification

The JBL 4408 compact monitor speaker is designed for use in space-restricted broadcast applications. It has a 200mm low frequency driver and 25mm titanium dome high frequency driver to produce coherent sound from 40Hz to 27kHz. The 4408 is intended to provide smooth frequency response, controlled dispersion, and ability to produce high output with minimal distortion, making it suitable for critical monitoring of digital and analog recordings.

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PROFESSIONAL SERIES

FEATURES: JBLs new 4408 compact monitor is intended for


use where space is restricted. Its close driver spacing
Frequency Range ( - 6 dBJ: 40 Hz-27 kHz produces a coherent sound source, making it ideal
as a direct-field monitor for close-in broadcast
Frequency Response (f 2 dBJ: 50 Hz-20 kHz applications.
Sensitivity: 89 dB SPL, 1 W (2.83 VJ, 1 m The 4408 reflects the same design principles
which characterize all JBL monitors: smooth overall
Power Rating: 100 watts, pink noise response, controlled dispersion, and the ability to
Transducer Complement: produce high acoustical output with minimum stress.
200 mm (8 in) LF, felted cone Optimum enclosure porting and careful network
25 mm (I in) HF, pure titanium dome design ensure smooth response, which extends
lower in frequency than is usual for an enclosure of
such modest size. Response to 27 kHz ensures that
the upper musical octave ( 10 kHz to 20 kHz) will be
reproduced with complete accuracy, thus making the
4408 ideal for monitoring critical digital and
advanced analog recordings.
HIGH FREQUENCY SPECIFICATIONS:
DOME RADIATOR SYSTEM
Frequency Range ( -6 dB) 40 Hz-27 kHz
Pure titanium was first used by (BL in the design of Frequency Response ( f 2 dB) 50 Hz-20 kHz
diaphragms for high frequency compression drivers. Power Ratmgl 100 watts

Recently, JBL has perfected a 25 mm titanium dome Sensltwlty 89 dB SPL, 1 watt (2 83 V) at 1meter
radiator which is capable of 30 watts power handling Nommal Impedance 8 ohms
Crossover Frequency 2 5 kHz
and can reproduce the frequency range from 3 kHz to
LOW FREQUENCY TRANSDUCER
27 kHz. The unique “diamond surround” and ribbed
Nommal Diameter 200 mm (8 m)
dome structure of the model 035Ti HF unit provide Voice Co11 50 mm (2 m) diameter copper
control over secondary resonances, yielding abso- Magnetic Assembly Weight I 58 kg (3% lb)
lutely flat axial response to the normal upper limits Flux Density .9 tesla (9,000 gauss)
of today’s recording media. With a basic sensitivity of Sensitivityz: 90 dB SPL, 2.83 Vat 1 m (3.3 ft)
92 dB, one watt at one meter, the 035Ti transducer HIGH FREQUENCY DOME RADIATOR
exhibits virtually no dynamic compression. Nommal Diameter 25 mm (I In)
Voice Co11 25 mm (I m) diameter copper

LOW FREQUENCY DRIVER Magnetic Assembly Weight 0 91 kg (2 lb)


Flux Density I 5 tesla (I 5,000 gauss)
The 200 mm (8 in) diameter LF driver has a felted Sensltwlty’ 92 dB SPL, (2 83 V) at Im (3 3 ft)

cone which provides smooth, uncolored response up


to the crossover frequency of 2.5 kHz. Linearity of the Fmlsh olled walnut
Grille color dark blue
LF driver is the result of careful attention to mechan-
Dlmenslons 438 mm x 305 mm x 293 mm deep
ical suspensions as well as Symmetrical Field (17KInx12Inxl15/8Indeep)
Geometry (SFG). SFG reduces harmonic distortion Weight 12 kg (26 Ibs)
by producing identical magnetic flux fields on each Shlppmg Weight 13 6 kg (30 Ibs)
side of the magnetic gap. This ensures that the voice ‘~atmg basedon test signal of flltered randomNorseconformmgto mtematmnal standardIEC 268. 2
5 (pInknoise with 12dB/octave rolloff below 40 Hzandabove 5000HZwltha peak-to-averageratlo
coil will intersect equal flux lines for both positive of 6 dB) two hours duration
‘Averagedfrom 100Hz to 500 HZwthm I dB
and negative excursions of the cone. A flux stabiliz- 3Averagedabove 3 kHr wthln I dB
ing ring placed around the pole piece reduces the
effects of magnetic flux field modulation. Overall,
SFG reduces distortion to about one-tenth the value
found in conventional magnetic structures.
A cast aluminum frame ensures mechanical
integrity under the most demanding operating
conditions.

DIVIDING NETWORK
The complex network design produces a seamless
system frequency response through the critical
crossover region around 2.5 kHz. The rolloff slopes
are precisely determined to result in smooth axial
and power response.
High quality polypropylene and polystyrene
capacitors are utilized as “bypass capacitors” in par-
allel with the larger network mylar capacitors. This
design procedure linearizes energy storage in the
larger capacitors, and the result is greater accuracy in
the reproduction of transient signals.
A front baffle control allows precise adjustment of
the HF transducer level, enabling the system to be
adjusted to taste, or to match a given acoustical
environment.
L Frequency Response, 1 W at Im; impedance Beamwidth ( - 6 dB) vs. Frequency

‘Directivity (Dl and Q) vs. Frequency Phase Response vs. Frequency, 200 Hz to 22 kHz; vertical
divisions at 45 degrees.

Horizontal Off-axis Response vs. Frequency ( - 3, - 6, - 9, and Vertical Off-axis Response vs. Frequency ( - 3, - 6, - 9, and
- 12 dB contours) - I2 dB contours)

Energy-Time Curve (time span, 0 to 18,304 microseconds; Time-Energy-Frequency (TEF) Curves (250 Hz to 20 kHz) Front-
vertical divisions 6 dB; loudspeaker placed one meter from back span is from 7400 microseconds to 3027 microseconds;
microphone) Note that the bulk of the loudspeaker’s energy vertical divisions 6 dB. Note the smooth decay of the system and
arrives at the microphone coherently. high frequency extension bevond 20 kHz.
High Frequency Control Range Distortion vs. Frequency, IO watts (distortion raised 20 dB) --l

IBL continually engages in research related to product improvement New materials. production
methods, and design refinements are introduced into existing products without notice as a routine
expression of that philosophy For this reason. any current IBL product may differ in some respect
from its published description but will always equal or exceed the original design specifications
unless otherwise stated

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