JBL Home audio sub problem. Where to buy a new one?

Written by MWY Wolf Am I in Sunday, December 28, 2008 under Home Theater
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Q: I have this..
http://www.jbl.com/home/products/product_detail.aspx?prod=SCS145.5BK&Language=ENG&Country=US&Region=USA&cat=HTS&ser=SCS

The sub stopped working and I had to throw it away. Is there anywhere I can buy a new sub from somewhere without buying the whole kit. I have searched and found nothing :(
My parents threw away the whole unit. I have another sub but I stole from another system in my house. I need to find my own. What units are best for the price? I...

A: Did you throw the entire sub enclosure away or just the driver? you can order the same, similar or upgraded driver at www.avintel.com.

Let me disclose that I work there so it is some shameless self promotion, which I don't usually do here (although, I probably should). I have only mentioned it once.

So, at least I KNOW that they have what you want. It is a very simple installation.

However, if you have thrown away the entire unit you can...

I've been using the red plugs of an rca cable to connect my jbl subwoofer to my home audio receiver but need?

Written by cujoalpha | Friday, April 03, 2009

to know if you can substitute a digital coaxial cable to make a connection between sub and home receiver?


A: coaxial cable as in the home-cable kind? or the plug-n-play type?

either is fine if your connections allow for it, best way is to weigh the pro's vs. cons of either style of cable, and to ask if you really need to change, or are u getting the sound you want.

Coaxial:
PRO: wide range connections, easy to keep connected, clear signal, durable life.
CON: Hard to remove in tight spots, can receive interference if not shielded cable, cost a bit...

Does anyone know where I can get a JBL E-50 home audio speaker box?

Written by aceswildbasketball | Tuesday, February 10, 2009



A: Sorry, no. Good luck, though. You're talking needle in a haystack.

How can i add more power to my 10" sub car speaker for my regular home stereo?

Written by mikeyung91 | Monday, January 22, 2007

i hooked up my jbl car audio 10' sub woofer to my home stereo and its sounds weak, what device i can use to make it hit louder.


A: buy something to change to OMH's. The best thing to do would to be buy something for your home cuz car and home speakers have different OMH's.

(per hubby)