JBL EON712

A powered full-range top, 1 x 12 in LF + 1 in compression driver HF. The figures below have not yet been checked against the datasheet.

Unverified data. Entered from the manufacturer’s page. Check the datasheet before relying on it.

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Specifications used

Maximum level	127 dB at 1 m
Power	1300 W (peak; page also prints 650 W RMS)
Coverage	100° horizontal × 60° vertical
Frequency range	50 Hz to 20000 Hz (-10 dB; -3 dB point is 60 Hz low end; no tolerance stated)
Weight	14.6 kg
Size (w × h × d)	381 × 670 × 328 mm
Pole socket	Yes
Source	Manufacturer page (2026-10-10)

How the level was stated. Printed as "127dB @1m/4Pi" (1 m, full-space); peak vs continuous, noise type and crest factor not stated.

Coverage definition. Printed as horizontal and vertical dispersion; measurement definition (-6 dB etc.) not stated on the page.

Notes. No sensitivity printed. 36 mm pole socket. Dimensions from spec table (H x W x L) reordered to w,h,d; the features list on the same page differs slightly. Features list says 14.5 kg and 669 x 382 x 324 mm.

Coverage shape

Horizontal: 100° (seen from above)

Vertical: 60° (seen from the side)

What the figures mean at distance

Taking 127 dB at 1 m on axis and the free-field rule of 6 dB lost per doubling of distance, this is the most the speaker can reach and how wide and high its nominal coverage is at each distance. A real room adds reflections, and a speaker is not normally run at its maximum.

Distance	Level on axis	Coverage width	Coverage height
2 m	121.0 dB	4.8 m	2.3 m
5 m	113.0 dB	11.9 m	5.8 m
10 m	107.0 dB	23.8 m	11.5 m
15 m	103.5 dB	35.8 m	17.3 m
20 m	101.0 dB	47.7 m	23.1 m

See level and distance and coverage angles for how these are worked out.

Planning estimate only. The calculation ignores reverberation, reflections and room modes. See terms and disclaimer.