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Title: Jbl VRX 932 series
Post by: Hank Staples on March 24, 2012, 10:17:56 AM
Does anyone know the difference between the JBL VRX 932 and the 932-1? I am seeing some used 932's for sale. Just curious if there is a big difference or these would play well with the 932-1's.
Title: Re: Jbl VRX 932 series
Post by: TJ (Tom) Cornish on March 24, 2012, 10:56:59 AM
Does anyone know the difference between the JBL VRX 932 and the 932-1? I am seeing some used 932's for sale. Just curious if there is a big difference or these would play well with the 932-1's.
The rigging is improved on the 1 version. As I recall there are some other small changes - drivers or crossover - cant remember, but nothing major.
Title: Re: Jbl VRX 932 series
Post by: Hank Staples on March 24, 2012, 12:11:32 PM
Thanks for the reply Tom. Any reason the 932 and the "1" version wouldn't play well together?

The rigging is improved on the 1 version. As I recall there are some other small changes - drivers or crossover - cant remember, but nothing major.
Title: Re: Jbl VRX 932 series
Post by: TJ (Tom) Cornish on March 24, 2012, 05:32:28 PM
Thanks for the reply Tom. Any reason the 932 and the "1" version wouldn't play well together?
As far as I know they can be used together. You might want to put the old ones on one side and the new ones on the other.
Title: Re: Jbl VRX 932 series
Post by: Tim Brackett on March 27, 2012, 12:17:39 PM
Does anyone know the difference between the JBL VRX 932 and the 932-1? I am seeing some used 932's for sale. Just curious if there is a big difference or these would play well with the 932-1's.

They use different horn drivers.  The horn driver was changed in the -1 version to use the same horn driver as some other boxes.  If you run them passively you can mix them.  If you bi-amp them they use different processor settings.  You can mix them as long as you  process them differently.