JBL Stage 220P Powered Subwoofer with 12" Woofer - Each

JBL Stage 220P Powered Subwoofer with 12-Inch Woofer - Each

The JBL Stage 220P delivers deep, powerful bass through a high-excursion 12-inch woofer and a built-in amplifier with up to 500 watts of dynamic power; therefore, it produces impactful low-frequency performance. Additionally, it was designed and engineered at JBL's Acoustic Engineering Center of Excellence in Northridge, California, making it the most powerful subwoofer in the Stage Series.

Want bass that fills the room without sounding muddy or uncontrolled? The JBL Stage 220P combines a rigid Polycellulose cone, dual rear-firing tuned ports, and flexible rear-mounted controls to produce accurate low frequencies while integrating easily with your audio system.

Deep Bass from a 12-Inch Polycellulose Woofer

The JBL Stage 220P uses a 12-inch (300mm) Polycellulose ribbed high-excursion woofer. Its pure pulp cone includes a proprietary blend of additional materials that improves rigidity, while the ribbed surface reflects classic JBL loudspeaker designs.

This strong yet responsive cone moves like a controlled piston; as a result, it produces deep, accurate, room-filling bass. Whether you are watching a movie or listening to music, the woofer adds greater weight and presence to low-frequency effects.

Powerful Built-In Amplification

The JBL Stage 220P features a built-in high-performance amplifier rated at 250 watts RMS and 500 watts dynamic power. Therefore, it delivers impactful bass without requiring a separate external amplifier.

The powered design also provides flexible placement. ou can position the subwoofer anywhere in your room; therefore, it integrates easily with a compatible AVR, receiver, or processor.

Bass-Reflex Cabinet with Dual Rear-Firing Ports

The JBL Stage 220P uses a bass-reflex enclosure with dual rear-firing tuned ports. These flared ports reduce air velocity as it exits the cabinet; consequently, they help prevent unwanted chuffing and output coloration.

The ports work like carefully shaped airways that allow the cabinet to breathe more smoothly. As a result, the subwoofer produces cleaner low-frequency output with the depth and power expected from signature JBL bass.

Rear-Mounted Controls for Easy Integration

The JBL Stage 220P provides rear-mounted controls for crossover, level, phase, and power. The variable low-pass crossover adjusts from 50Hz to 150Hz at 24dB per octave; therefore, you can blend the subwoofer precisely with your main speakers.

You can leave the power switched on or select Auto mode to reduce unnecessary energy use. Furthermore, the phase and level controls help you fine-tune how the subwoofer performs within your room and audio system.

Line-Level LFE Connectivity

The JBL Stage 220P includes one line-level LFE input for connection to a compatible receiver or processor. When connected to a dedicated subwoofer output, the LFE input bypasses the subwoofer’s internal low-pass crossover.

Therefore, the crossover network inside your receiver or processor can manage the low-frequency signal for straightforward system integration.

Premium Design and Stable Placement

The JBL Stage 220P features a magnetically attached grille for a clean, refined appearance. Additionally, premium details such as the unique trim ring and floating front-baffle design give the cabinet an upscale look.

Adjustable floor spikes provide added stability when the subwoofer is placed on thick rugs or plush carpeting. The spikes screw into the feet on the plinth and can be adjusted conveniently from the top.

Key Features

• 12-inch (300mm) Polycellulose ribbed high-excursion woofer
• 250 watts RMS and 500 watts dynamic amplifier power
• Frequency response from 26Hz to 150Hz
• Variable 50Hz to 150Hz low-pass crossover
• Bass-reflex enclosure with dual rear-firing tuned ports
• Rear-mounted crossover, level, phase, and power controls
• Auto power mode for reduced energy use
• One line-level LFE input
• Magnetically attached speaker grille
• Top-adjustable floor spikes for carpeted surfaces

JBL Stage 220P Specifications

• Type: Powered subwoofer
• Low-Frequency Driver: 12-inch (300mm) Polycellulose ribbed high-excursion woofer
• Amplifier Power: 250W RMS, 500W dynamic
• Frequency Response: 26Hz–150Hz, ±6dB
• Crossover Frequency: 50Hz–150Hz variable, 24dB/octave
• Controls: Auto power, crossover, level, and phase
• Input: One line-level LFE input
• Enclosure: Bass-reflex with dual rear-firing tuned ports
• Power Requirements: 120V, 60Hz or 220–230V, 50/60Hz
• Standby Power Consumption: Less than 0.5W
• Maximum Power Consumption: 205W
• Dimensions: 16.4 x 15.9 x 17.5 inches (416 x 405 x 444mm)
• Product Weight: 41.2 lbs. (18.7kg)
• Shipping Weight: 51.4 lbs. (23.3kg)
• Shipping Unit: Each

Complete Your Home Audio System

The JBL Stage 220P combines a powerful 12-inch woofer, flexible controls, and a tuned bass-reflex cabinet; moreover, its design stays refined. With bass extension down to 26Hz and LFE connectivity, it delivers controlled low-frequency impact; additionally, adjustable floor spikes provide stable placement on carpeting.

Frequently Asked Questions

How large is the woofer in the JBL Stage 220P? The JBL Stage 220P combines a powerful 12-inch woofer, flexible controls, and a tuned bass-reflex cabinet; moreover, its design stays refined.

How much amplifier power does the JBL Stage 220P provide? Yes. It provides 250 watts RMS and up to 500 watts of dynamic amplifier power; consequently, bass stays powerful and impactful.

Can the crossover frequency be adjusted? Yes. The variable low-pass crossover adjusts from 50Hz to 150Hz at 24dB per octave; therefore, precise system tuning is easy.

Does the JBL Stage 220P include an LFE input? Yes. It includes one line-level LFE input; therefore, it connects easily to a compatible receiver or processor.

Can the JBL Stage 220P be placed on carpeting? Yes. Its adjustable floor spikes provide stability on thick rugs and plush carpeting; therefore, placement remains secure.