After decades of the L100 being out of production, JBL reintroduced ... with its design and driver complement but incorporates entirely new transducers, crossover, wiring and cabinet construction.

It features the same 1970s-retro design as the previous L100 Classic 3-way speaker, with JBL’s iconic black Quadrex foam grille and teakwood veneer cabinet. Behind the grille, a 1-inch titanium ...

The cabinets are stiffer with inch-thick front and rear panels and ¾” sides and bracing. Per JBL the damping material has also been specially designed for the L100 Classic and is higher absorption ...

I gave the interview and the next thing I knew I was working on the L100 T3 and the L20 T3 projects. What do you do at JBL now? It’s largely the same thing I've always done, which is designing speaker ...

I dig the L100’s triple driver design, especially that ... On the technical side, with such a huge cabinet and massive woofer, I’d love to see what JBL could achieve in an active design ...

The high-gloss process also provides a subtle radius to the edges of the cabinet ... to right: JBL L52, L82, L100 Classic “While the acoustic performance of our popular Classic Series loudspeakers is ...

The L100 Classics ... Fortunately, JBL understands that retro appeal and romance only get you so far. Though the Classics are carefully designed to emulate their predecessor’s appearance and size, ...

JBL has been a fixture in the audio world since 1946 and is known for creating some of the most memorable speakers out there. One of their most iconic models, the L100, made its debut in 1970 and ...

The JBL L100 is perhaps one of the most iconic loudspeakers ever to be released, and it's the best-selling speaker in the brand's long history. Now, the 70s stereo speakers have been reimagined ...

and the gorgeous oiled walnut cabinet was to die for! The sound was big and bold, and it's no wonder the L100 was the best-selling speaker in JBL's long history. And now the company has brought it ...