Designed for musicians, performers, presenters, and instructors, the JBL IRX115S is a powered 15" portable subwoofer that's designed to complement the IRX108BT and IRX112BT full-range PA speakers. The subwoofer provides remarkable volume, clarity, and a total ease of use. When combined with the IRX-series tops, the professionally engineered package can outperform larger competing systems.

The IRX115S features three user selectable crossover settings (80, 100, 120 Hz) and a polarity switch to let you dial-in an optimal settings quickly and efficiently. The rear panel provides 2-channels of line inputs, each with combo XLR-1/4" connectors as well as two XLR thru to connect additional subwoofers.

The MDF enclosure is rugged and capable of handling the rigors of on-the-road wear and tear. The 1300W amplifier powers the 15" woofer to provide a frequency response of 45 to 103 Hz with a peak SPL of 128 dB. The JBL IRX115S ships with a power cord.

For Musicians, Presenters, Instructors    RX115S Compact Powered 15" Subwoofer    JS-SP50 Subwoofer Mounting Pole    XLR Cable (50')    BAGS Slip On Cover for IRX115S Subwoofer    45 to 103 Hz Frequency Response    128 dB Max SPL    Water-Resistant Cover

Powerful 15" woofer with 3" voice-coil generates smooth, deep low-frequency response

Selectable 80, 100, and 120 Hz crossover points are optimized for JBL IRX Series loudspeakers

Ported enclosure enhances output and reduces woofer noise

Frequency Response: 45 to 103 Hz (-3 dB)

Power Rating: 1300W

Max SPL: 128 dB

I/Os: 2 XLR-1/4" combo inputs, 2 XLR out (thru)

Polarity switch optimizes system response

Lightweight, road-tested MDF cabinet

Built-in pole mount expands system configuration options

Reinforced grille offers rugged protection without compromising acoustic performance

Ergonomic handles make transport easy

Lightweight at 65.3 lb

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Has anyone had problems with the "plastic" compartment in the cover? I have heard a couple of stories about it getting brittle and getting holes in it. I don't want to get a bag with a wonderful storage spot that is not useable.

A: We have not received any reports about this issue.

Q: 2. Is there a new version of the Stratus 15 without the white ribbons ? On the Tamrac site the bags doesn’t have the white frieze.

A: The version of this bag shown on our site reflects the version shown on Tamrac's site.

Q: 3. Is there another color option?

A: Currently, there is only grey.

Q: 4. Will it fit a 15in laptop? (Dell XPS)

A: Yes, you would be able to fit a 15" Laptop inside this bag.

Q: 5. Can I store all of the pieces that are my steadicam AERO? or only the arm?

A: This bag will only hold the arm. The bag at the link below will hold the arm & vest:a href= https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1347263-REG/steadicam_807_7980_steadimate_arm_and_vest.html target= _blank https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1347263-REG/steadicam_807_7980_steadimate_arm_and_vest.html/a

Q: 6. Since the LEDs are on the inside of the box, are they sufficiently diffused that the individual bulbs won't be reflected in shiny silver jewelry?

A: Yes, very soft lighting. You can also diffuse the lights with diffusion material if need be.

Q: 7. Will a canon 100-400mm lens fit in this bag?

A: Tom, I don't have your 100-400mm lens, but I do have the Tamrac bag in question and the EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM lens, which is sized almost identically to your 100-400mm lens. For example, your lens is only 0.1 or 0.2 longer (depending upon whether you have the original model or the second generation, respectively) than mine, but that is an insignificant difference. More significant is that my lens is 0.4 or 0.2 wider, respectively, even though all 3 lenses use 77mm filters, which means that you might have an easier time fitting your slimmer lens into the Tamrac bag than I do with my fatter lens. You'd have to lay the lens down horizontally (either attached to the camera or separated) because the lens is too long to stand upright without the bag having a tightly bulging lid. (I haven't even tried to zip the stiff lid with the lens upright because it would not be easy.) You'd still have to remove dividers on one side and perhaps rearrange those remaining because the horizontal tunnel through the middle of the bag is not wide enough for my fat lens and probably not wide enough for yours. However, when you lay the lens into the bag horizontally, then you might lose the ability to also fit the full complement of accessories that you want to also have in the bag. That is why I prefer to carry my lens separately in Canon's rugged & padded soft case that is provided with the lens, which works for me because this much telephoto is not needed for every shoot, but I consider other items more necessary. (For example, I prefer the EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM lens for portraits, macro and many telephoto shots.) If you really want your long lens in the camera bag along with other lenses & accessories, then you might prefer to look for a bag taller than the Tamrac Stratus 15, depending upon what else you want to fit in there. An extra inch or two taller might be enough for your lens to stand upright (detached from the camera), which would greatly reduce the size of its footprint inside the bag. On the other hand, if you don't plan to carry too many lenses, then this bag should work great!

Q: 8. does this zip closed or do you use the clips? in the picture it doesnt look like the clips are attached to anything...thanks

A: This bag uses clips and a zipper, if you look closely, the clips are attached.

Q: 9. Can the two side pouches be removed?

A: No. The side pouches on the Stratus 15 shoulder bag are not removable.

Q: 10. Will the Tenba Cooper 13 dslr fit my d610 with 24-70 2.8 and 85 1.8g. + 50 1.4g

A: This bag should have no issues fitting the Tenba Cooper 13 dslr fit my d610 with 24-70 2.8 and 85 1.8g. + 50 1.4g