JBL EC25 - 3-Way Centre Channel Speaker Walnut Colour (Scratchless Demo Unit/Without Box Unit)

The EC25 2-way dual 5" - Voice-matched to JBL's Studio or E Series - center-channel loudspeaker with a high-impact molded enclosure that blends in with modern televisions reproduces sound with unmatched clarity and power.

The PolyPlas cone woofer features traditional JBL engineering; the same technologies used in JBL's Professional equipment that can be found in stadiums, music halls and movie theaters around the world.

Shielded components allow placement near video monitors. High-temperature, oversized Kapton voice coil and HeatScape motor structure allow these speakers to effortlessly play all types of movies and music.

The FreeFlow flared port increases bass response without adding unwanted port noise. JBL's custom-designed drivers allow the use of simple, Straight-Line Signal Path crossover networks with high-quality electrical components that minimize processing that could degrade the signal.

Titanium-Composite High Frequency Transducer Domes

Light enough to accurately reproduce lighting-fast sounds like cymbal crashes, yet strong enough to eliminate distortion and ear fatigue in the critical high-midrange frequency band.

Elliptical Oblate Spheroidal (EOS) Waveguides

Enables speakers to evenly disperse high frequencies and create precise stereo imaging over a wide listening area - instead of in just a tiny "sweet spot" right in front of the speakers.

PolyPlas

Enhances the organic fiber structure of low-and midrange-frequency cones, without adding significant weight. The PolyPlas coating eliminates internal resonances and unifies pistonic motion. You hear tighter bass and improved midrange response.

Heatscape Precision Motor Structure

Protects low-frequency transducers from destructive thermal buildup - the number-one enemy of professional and home speaker systems. Heat is conducted away from the transducer's sensitive voice coil and dispersed.

Freeflow Port Architecture

Extends low-frequency response by coupling internal air motion to a computer-designed aperture with a flared shape, allowing maximum air flow without audible "port noise". The result is room filling bass from a speaker that doesn't fill your room.