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- JBL_Paragon abstract "The JBL D44000 Paragon is an iconic one-piece stereo loudspeaker created by JBL that was introduced in 1957 and discontinued in 1983; its production run was the longest of any JBL speaker. At its launch, the Paragon was the most expensive domestic loudspeaker on the market. Designed by Arnold Wolf from a concept elaborated by Richard Ranger, it is almost nine feet long and requires over a hundred man hours of hand-finishing by a team of dedicated craftsmen. Resembling less a conventional loudspeaker than an elegant sideboard, it is a landmark product for the company that was sought after by the well-heeled and celebrities. With estimated total production of about 1,000 units, it is highly sought after by collectors to this day.".
- JBL_Paragon thumbnail JBL_Paragon.jpg?width=300.
- JBL_Paragon wikiPageExternalLink 1957-paragon.htm.
- JBL_Paragon wikiPageExternalLink 6Mqk7EPJQ.
- JBL_Paragon wikiPageID "40160100".
- JBL_Paragon wikiPageRevisionID "595139084".
- JBL_Paragon align "left".
- JBL_Paragon align "right".
- JBL_Paragon caption "75".
- JBL_Paragon caption "Connector terminals".
- JBL_Paragon caption "Horn".
- JBL_Paragon caption "Sculpted leg".
- JBL_Paragon colwidth "25".
- JBL_Paragon direction "horizontal".
- JBL_Paragon header "Frontal aspects of a JBL Paragon".
- JBL_Paragon header "Rear view of a JBL Paragon".
- JBL_Paragon image "Paragon horn1.jpg".
- JBL_Paragon image "Paragon leg.jpg".
- JBL_Paragon image "Paragon ring radiator.jpg".
- JBL_Paragon image "Paragon terminals.jpg".
- JBL_Paragon refs "* * * * * * * * *".
- JBL_Paragon width "125".
- JBL_Paragon width "165".
- JBL_Paragon width "180".
- JBL_Paragon width "280".
- JBL_Paragon subject Category:1957_introductions.
- JBL_Paragon subject Category:JBL.
- JBL_Paragon subject Category:Loudspeakers.
- JBL_Paragon comment "The JBL D44000 Paragon is an iconic one-piece stereo loudspeaker created by JBL that was introduced in 1957 and discontinued in 1983; its production run was the longest of any JBL speaker. At its launch, the Paragon was the most expensive domestic loudspeaker on the market. Designed by Arnold Wolf from a concept elaborated by Richard Ranger, it is almost nine feet long and requires over a hundred man hours of hand-finishing by a team of dedicated craftsmen.".
- JBL_Paragon label "JBL Paragon".
- JBL_Paragon sameAs m.0wy0fj7.
- JBL_Paragon sameAs Q15719223.
- JBL_Paragon sameAs Q15719223.
- JBL_Paragon wasDerivedFrom JBL_Paragon?oldid=595139084.
- JBL_Paragon depiction JBL_Paragon.jpg.
- JBL_Paragon isPrimaryTopicOf JBL_Paragon.
