“When you look at the "exploded view" photo of this soundbar on the JBL website, it shows an "extra" woofer on the far left of the main soundbar. What is this used for? (Most soundbars use matched pairs for left/right channels.) Is this photo a mistake?”
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I understand your question of what appears to be an extra "racetrack" speaker on the left side of this soundbar. I initially had the same concern. There are five (46x90)mm racetrack drivers in the Bar 1000. I believe the two on the left are for the left channel (hopefully their amps are set for different frequencies). The two on the right are for the right channel. And there is only one racetrack speaker for the center channel that also has a center tweeter to the right of it. The confusion is because looking at an exploded view, there appears to be two center channel racetrack speakers with one tweeter between them. But that is probably not the case, there is only one. Plus there is a space on the right-side last speaker for the LED display, that only adds to the exploded view confusion, because it appears to be missing a speaker. Hope that helps!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Bro, I know its been awhile but I totally got what u were trying to ask! Here is some pics of the 1300x bar compared to to 1000 qnd u were right, there is an extra speaker on one side of the 1000 and this is why...lokk closely @ pics and you'll c its just bc they use the same casting for both but they put more speakers in the 1300x. Hope this helps!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Looks like someone didn't actually read/answer my question. I am NOT talking about the subwoofer. I'm asking about the extra speaker on the left side of the actual soundbar. Thanks!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The extra woofer on the JBL Bar 1000 is called a subwoofer. It is responsible for providing deep and powerful bass, delivering an immersive sound experience when watching movies or listening to music.
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