JBL Everest DD67000 is a 3-way Passive Bass Reflex Floor-standing speaker by JBL. It was released in February 2013. It features a 4" Compression Driver Tweeter and 2 x 15" Pure Pulp sandwich Woofer.
Project Everest: two 15 inch three-layer pure-pulp sandwich woofers, a 4 inch pure-beryllium compression driver and a 1 inch beryllium ultra-high driver crossed in at 20 kHz. 96 dB sensitive, 142 kg each, and 965 mm across the baffle. The 29 Hz figure is half-space; anechoic it is 45 Hz.
The speaker has a frequency range of 29-60k Hz and a sensitivity of 96 dB. JBL Everest DD67000 has an MSRP of 75000$ per pair.
Room Size Suitability
The size of the room where you plan to use the JBL Everest DD67000 is a crucial factor in your decision. We have assessed its suitability for various room sizes based on its dimensions and maximum power output:
| Listening Environment* |
Suitability |
| Near-field | Are you nuts? |
| Small Room | Poor |
| Mid-size Room | Average |
| Large Room | Good |
| Very Large Room | Good |
(* Approximate Room sizes: Small < 100sq. ft / 9 m2, Mid-size: 100-220 sq. ft / 9-20 m2, Large 220-400 sq. ft / 20-36 m2, Very Large: > 400 sq. ft / 36 m2.
Average Floor Height: 9" / 2.7m. Typical room sizes differ from country to country, and the actual listening experience changes depending on floor height, room shape, surface materials, listening position, speaker locations, etc.)
JBL's Project Series of Loudspeakers
Everest DD67000 is a member of JBL's Project series of Passive speakers. Below you can see the main specs of these speakers.
JBL Project Series Speakers
Frequency Response of the JBL Everest DD67000 Speaker
JBL Everest DD67000 has a Frequency response range of 29-60k Hz and Power Range of up to 500 watts. With a minimum frequency of 29 Hz, Everest DD67000 delivers deep bass that will likely satisfy most listeners, especially those who enjoy music. However, movie enthusiasts and music fans who prefer a full range of sound may still benefit from adding a subwoofer.
Here we have a comparison of how Everest DD67000's Low frequency value compares with the average, max and min Low frequency values in its class.
Low Frequency
Floor-standing Speakers
Thinking about a subwoofer for the JBL Everest DD67000?
Among the speakers in our database at any price, these are the 5 Passive Floor-standing speakers that have deeper bass than the JBL Everest DD67000's 29Hz:
Crossover frequency of the JBL Everest DD67000?
The crossover points of the Everest DD67000 are set at 150Hz, 850Hz and 20000Hz.
Impedance and Sensitivity
JBL Everest DD67000's nominal impedance level is
8 ohms and has a sensitivity of
96 dB.
Sensitivity
Floor-standing Speakers
8 Ohms is pretty much the standard nominal impedance amongst stereo speakers and amplifiers so JBL Everest DD67000 is not considered a difficult to drive speaker from nominal Impedance perspective.
Sensitivity
96dB of the JBL Everest DD67000 is considered a high sensitivity compared to average stereo speaker which makes Everest DD67000 an easy to drive from Sensitivity perspective. If you are planning to power your speaker with a Tube amp which are generally very low power, the JBL Everest DD67000 will be a good choice. Work out how loud the JBL Everest DD67000 plays in your room →
What amplifier does the JBL Everest DD67000 need?
At normal listening levels in a medium room, about
1.9–60 W
per channel into 8 ohms.
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Input Type
Everest DD67000 has Binding post type connectors and lets bi-amping/bi-wiring. Bi-wiring can enhance the overall transparency of your loudspeakers by using separate speaker wires for the low and high-frequency drivers from a single amplifier. Bi-amping, on the other hand, involves using separate amplifiers for the high and low-frequency drivers, potentially resulting in a greater dynamic range and reduced distortion.
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JBL Everest DD67000 External Dimensions and Weight
JBL Everest DD67000 has external dimensions of (Height x Width x Depth) 43-11/16 x 38 x 18-1/2inch (1109.0 x 965.0 x 470.0mm ).
Base Surface Area
Base surface area of a loudspeaker may become a determining factor when the space in your room or desk is limited.
The base area of JBL Everest DD67000 is approximately 4535.5cm2 / 703.0inch2.
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WeightThe JBL Everest DD67000 weighs 142.10kg / 312.6lbs per piece. Here is a comparison of how Everest DD67000's weight compares with the average, max and min weights in its class.
Weight
All Floor-standing Speakers
Weight
Floor-standing Speakers over $20,000
Cabinet type and Materials
JBL Everest DD67000 has a
Bass Reflex type cabinet. Bass Reflex type loudspeakers (aka Ported, Vented or Reflex Port) have enclosures that uses a port, hole or vent cut into the cabinet. Ported designs are generally more efficient than the Sealed designs.
Does the JBL Everest DD67000 come with a Grille?
Everest DD67000 comes with grilles. The purpose of the grille is to protect the delicate driver elements from external impacts while still allowing the sound to pass as clearly as possible.
Recommended Accessories
Here is a list of accessories that we think you may need for the JBL Everest DD67000.
Official Product Page
Official manufacturer's product page for the JBL Everest DD67000 speaker can be found below:
Official Product Page for JBL Everest DD67000