The JBL Electronics Spreadsheet is an essential resource compiling detailed data on JBL’s audio lineup, covering core acoustic technologies, authenticity cues, market dynamics and classic models. It caters to audiophiles, gamers and collectors, simplifying navigation through diverse products while bridging professional performance and practicality. This article explores its core content and unique value.
Crafted by audio experts and JBL communities, the spreadsheet systematically organizes products across series—Summit and Classic hi-fi speakers, Quantum gaming headsets, and AUTHENTICS wireless speakers. Key entries detail signature technologies: 50mm carbon dynamic drivers in Quantum headsets, patented HDI waveguides, and vintage Quadrex foam grilles. It notes specs like 90W output for AUTHENTICS 200 and 70-hour power reserve for flagship models, alongside collaborative editions like the Wang Chuqin co-branded SOUNDGEAR CLIPS.
Beyond specs, it integrates critical authenticity checks: packaging print quality, 16-digit anti-counterfeit codes, Neutrik connectors and serial number verification. It tracks resale trends, highlighting Pro SRX900 series’ stable value and vintage 43/44 series’ appreciation potential, with 5-year保值率 (retention rate) exceeding 70%. For users, it shares sound calibration tips; for collectors, it archives discontinued classics. As a community-updated tool, it demystifies JBL’s audio ecosystem, merging technical insights with real-world utility.
