JBL Opus
D52S9 : Price Unknown (1 unit, available in 1962)
D52S10 : Price Unknown (1 unit, available in 1962)
D52LE14C : Price unknown (1 unit, sold in 1962)
D52SMS9 : Price unknown (1 unit, released in 1962)
D52SMS10 : Price Unknown (1 unit, 1962 release)
D52SMLE14C : Price unknown (1 unit, released in 1962)
Commentary
A bookshelf-type speaker system incorporating Olympus and Apollo technologies.
There were 3 different combinations of units.
Because the Opus can be installed horizontally or vertically, the acoustic lens is designed to be installed horizontally or vertically.
There were two variations of Opus, one for general use and the other for studio monitors.
The model number for studio monitor starts with D52SM. The exterior is finished in gray and a cloth grill is used for the grill.
The general model comes in five finishes, Tauny Walnut, Oiled Walnut, Mahogany, Danish teak and Ebony, and uses a grid grill for the grill.
It can be used either horizontally or vertically.
The high-frequency sound lens can be installed in either horizontal or vertical position, depending on the installation condition of the enclosure.
Model Rating
| Method | 1-2 Way / 1-2 Speaker / Bookshelf Type | |||||
| Low band | For Middle Range | High pass | Network | Required adapter | ||
| Corresponding unit | S9 | LE10B | LE75+H91+L92 | LX6 | - | |
| S10 | LE10B | LE85+H91+L92 | ||||
| LE14C | LE14C | LX2-1 | ||||
| External dimensions | Width 711x Height 356x Depth 368 mm | |||||