Vintage pair of JBL 2395 (L90) LENS HORNS w/ original PARAGON THROATS. In very good condition and perform perfectly. (See photos for cosmetic detail) what you see is what you get.
Used in many of the most famous New York City Disco Night Club installs by legendary sound installer Mr. Richard Long & Associates in the 70's, 80's lasting into the 90's. Studio 54, The Paradise Garage, Club Zanzibar, Bonds International, Empire Skating Rink, Regine's, The Eldorado Bumper Cars in Coney Island as well as the Himalaya in C.I. Currently used in some modern day Sound Systems in operation like Sting International's Thunder Sound System out of Brooklyn, N.Y. & others.
Still the smoothest sounding non-wooden horn of all times. 180 degree horizontal dispersion / 45 degree vertical with a wide bandwidth comfortable at 800Hz (or down to 500Hz w/a baffle).
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From the JBL Website:
The JBL 2395 is a slant-plate acoustic lens for use above 800 Hz. Sensitivity 108 dB.The horizontal pattern of 14O”is determined by the shape of the plates.The lens is backed up by a 300 mm (12 in) elliptical exponential horn.The 4.5O vertical pattern is closely controlled by the shape of this horn.
The lens does not require additional baffling for use above 800 Hz. To insure proper high frequency operation the ends of the lens plates must not be obstructed Operation down to 500 Hz IS feasible In motion picture sound systems or where vertical pattern control IS not essential, provided a baffle is provided in the vertical plane. The 50 mm (2 In) entry may be reduced wtth a Model 2327 throat adaptor to accommodate 25 mm (I In) dnvers Nominal Q=3 6 (2 kHz octave band).