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According to JBL’s calculations, the Summit Ama is the best representative it can make. Don’t let that sink in. JBL was founded back in 1946, and decades of experience gained from making all kinds of speakers for home, cinema and concert venues, as well as recording studios around the world, have led to this. Few, if any, competing speaker manufacturers come close to this depth and breadth of experience<\/p>\n

The Summit Ama is the smallest and only stand-alone option in JBL’s trio of Summit high-end speakers. All three are named after Himalayan mountains (others are called Summit Pumori and Summit Makalu). They all sit below the company’s top-of-the-line Everest DD67000 (\u00a379,999 \/ $82,500) and K2 S9900 (\u00a349,998 \/ $68,000) tower models in price and size.<\/p>\n

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The technical highlight of the Summit range is undoubtedly the horn-loaded compression tweeter. JBL has decades of experience making such drivers, and the engineering of the D2815K unit used here at Ama is impressive.<\/p>\n