JFL213 2-Way Full-Range Line Array Module

The JFL213 compact, two-way line array module features a range of EAW’s most innovative line array technologies within a mobile, light-weight package appropriate in a wide range of small- to medium-sized venues. With its companion subwoofer, the JFL118, this easy-to-use system solves problems in both portable and permanently installed applications.

The JFL213’s two-way design mounts dual 10-in cone transducers in an optimally vented enclosure and spaced to extend pattern control into the low frequency range. Three horn-loaded, 0.75-in exit / 1.75-in voice coil compression drivers deliver even dispersion of high frequency information over the entire 110° horizontal coverage area.

EAW engineers optimized the JFL213’s size, shape and weight for easy transport and setup by a single person, with side handles designed as part of the rigging system and aligned with the enclosure’s center of balance. Users can mount up to two JFL213s on a loudspeaker stand with a 35mm/1.38-in diameter pole. The cleverly-designed, dual-angle pole mount cup allows the bottom enclosure to be aimed 0° or -15°. (A two-module array with the lower modules aimed at -15° aims the upper module at 0°.) The JFL118 features an integrated pole mount cup, letting it serve as a large, stable base for pole mounting.

The JFL213’s ultra-strong rigging system allows users to hang up to five modules with a 10:1 safety factor, which meets or exceeds all standards enforced throughout the world. A single person can easily connect the modules to the accessory FB221 Fly Bar as well as to each other. The FB221 also doubles as
a ground stack base for up to four JFL213s. For permanent installation, each JFL213 provides a pair of M10 threaded mounting points.

The JFL213 allows users to switch between single- or bi-amp powering modes. The JFL213 delivers optimal performance when operated in bi-amp mode with an EAW UX Series digital processor. In addition to the HF shading filters, UX Series digital processor deliver EAW Focusing setting, which correct for anomalies that occur in the time domain of any loudspeaker or transducer.

Enclosures are protected by our tough, scratch-resistant RoadCoat finish and durable, foam-backed steel grilles protect the transducers.