The JBL 4313 is a loudspeaker model that was introduced in the 1970s as part of JBL's studio monitor series. It is designed for both home audio and professional applications, providing a balance of performance and accuracy. The cabinet houses a 12-inch low-frequency driver, a 5-inch mid-range driver, and a 1-inch dome tweeter. This three-way configuration enables the speaker to effectively reproduce a wide frequency range with clarity. The frequency response typically ranges from 40 Hz to 20 kHz, allowing it to handle a variety of musical genres. The crossover network is engineered to facilitate smooth transitions between the drivers, resulting in an overall cohesive sound. The speaker's efficiency is around 90 dB, which means it can produce significant sound levels with moderate power input. The build quality reflects JBL's commitment to durability and performance, featuring a robust wooden cabinet designed to minimize resonance and improve sound reproduction. The JBL 4313 is often applied in both studio settings and audiophile environments where quality sound and precision are paramount. Its distinctive look, characterized by a walnut veneer and metal grille, also adds to its aesthetic appeal.
