James Loudspeakers, by Sonance.

James Audio Mavericks Range

James Loudspeaker, founded in 1999 in the vibrant San Francisco Bay area, emerged from the collaboration of a skilled team comprising audio engineers, craftsmen, and enterprising individuals. Over the years, the brand has solidified its position as a renowned global pioneer, specializing in cutting-edge residential and commercial speaker solutions. Their product range caters to the discerning needs of exclusive residences and commercial establishments alike.

James Loudspeakers

Mavericks Range

Inspired by the legendary “Mavericks” surf of NorCal - Awesome, Powerful & Exciting! This large format hybrid horn system, was specifically developed for ultra-high output home theater applications where enclosure depth is not an issue. The Mavericks series by James Loudspeaker provides ultra-wide bandwidth, very high sound pressure levels and very low distortion - making for a stunning cinema experience.

James Loudspeakers

  • When installed, each L/C/R stack (MQ84A+M152) is a full 5-way amplified system covering 30Hz to 25kHz with a sensitivity of 102dB at 1 meter.

    A dedicated 64 channel DSP controller allows full control of crossover, delay, EQ, limiting and level management for all channels and individual speakers in the system.

    The MQ84 module includes a passive network reducing the amplifier channel count for a lower cost alternative.

  • A number of surround options are available.

    The James Loudspeaker 806BE and QX806BE are traditional in-wall surrounds.

    While the MQS85 is an on-wall bipole surround.

    All surrounds are timber match the left, center, right speakers.

  • A number of subwoofer options are available. The M122 and M152 can be used with a L/C/R to create truly full range front channels.

    The M152 and the massive M213 triple 21" should be used for LFE channels.

    Each subwoofer is powered by a dedicated subwoofer amplifier.

  • The M1040BMS in-wall subwoofer is used for bass management in the listening room and, along the LFE subs, is used to create a more uniform bass sound field within the room.

    For bass management, each subwoofer needs to be powered by a dedicated subwoofer amplifier.