
JBL Northridge E-Series E80/E90 Floorstanding Speaker
This is a substantial floorstanding loudspeaker from the famous JBL Northridge E-Series, likely an E80 or E90 model produced in the early to mid-2000s. The unit features a large, rectangular tower construction with a dark wood-grain vinyl wrap or veneer over a heavy MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) cabinet. The front is dominated by a full-length, black fabric removable grille. A distinctive design element is the silver-toned JBL logo badge positioned on a grey plastic accent piece at the bottom left of the grille. In terms of condition, visible wear is present: there appears to be minor fraying or dust accumulation on the top edge of the speaker grille, and a significant chip or impact mark is visible on the bottom left corner base, exposing the underlying lighter wood or pressboard. This indicates heavy use or movement during its lifespan. These speakers are known for their 'PolyPlas' woofers and heat-free titanium-laminate tweeters, representing a mid-range consumer audio product known for high output and durability. The overall craftmanship is typical of high-volume manufacturing from that era—sturdy and functional but showing age-related aesthetic degradation in the outer skins and edges.
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Estimated Value
$250 - $350
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Category
Audio Equipment / Home Speakers
Appraised On
February 17, 2026
Estimated Value
$250 - $350
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2 JBL
Item Description
This is a substantial floorstanding loudspeaker from the famous JBL Northridge E-Series, likely an E80 or E90 model produced in the early to mid-2000s. The unit features a large, rectangular tower construction with a dark wood-grain vinyl wrap or veneer over a heavy MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) cabinet. The front is dominated by a full-length, black fabric removable grille. A distinctive design element is the silver-toned JBL logo badge positioned on a grey plastic accent piece at the bottom left of the grille. In terms of condition, visible wear is present: there appears to be minor fraying or dust accumulation on the top edge of the speaker grille, and a significant chip or impact mark is visible on the bottom left corner base, exposing the underlying lighter wood or pressboard. This indicates heavy use or movement during its lifespan. These speakers are known for their 'PolyPlas' woofers and heat-free titanium-laminate tweeters, representing a mid-range consumer audio product known for high output and durability. The overall craftmanship is typical of high-volume manufacturing from that era—sturdy and functional but showing age-related aesthetic degradation in the outer skins and edges.
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