JBL L52 Classic - Big sound from the smallest in the series

L52 Classic is the smallest in JBL's Classic series, but its sound is anything but. In fact, these compact speakers deliver such big sound for their size that you have to hear them before you can believe it. Where you want to listen to them from is entirely up to you, because their size makes them ideal for stands, bookshelves, countertops, or wall mounting. No matter where you choose to place them, we can guarantee that they will be a delight to both the eyes and the ears. The design is a scaled-down version of the award-winning L82 Classic, and thanks to the front panel's HF attenuators, the sound can be tailored to your exact room.

highlights

• Compact 2-way JBL speaker

• 5.25\" Pure Pulp woofer/midrange

• 0.75\" titanium dome tweeter with waveguide

• Front-facing bass reflex port

• Adjustable HF level on the front

• Walnut veneer cabinet

• Quadrex grille in multiple colors

• Option for wall mounting

A sound that must be heard

L52 Classic has a 2-way design that uses a 0.75\" titanium dome tweeter mounted in a waveguide for better dispersion and a well-resolved top end. The woofer itself is a 5.25\" unit with a cast frame, given optimal working conditions through the tuning of the front-facing bass reflex port and a premium crossover design. All of this ensures first-class performance that exceeds every expectation you might have of a speaker of this size. The bass is powerful, the sound is dynamic, and the soundstage is unusually large, making it possible for the speakers to disappear into the room. For those who do not have space for the larger Classic models, the L52 Classic is an obvious choice with its big sound, small size, and attractive pricing.

Dimensions and frequency range

The frequency range goes from 47 Hz to 24 kHz (-6 dB), the sensitivity is 85 dB, and the impedance is 4 ohms. JBL recommends amplifier power of 10–75 watts RMS.

With dimensions of 33.02 × 19.66 × 21.62 cm, the L52 Classic is made for places where a larger speaker may be difficult to fit. This gives you JBL's classic design language and a traditional passive hi-fi construction combined in a compact model.