All user reviews for the JBL LSR2325P

I was looking for versatile speaker although more oriented home studio, modest and powerful both in size and do not require a box in a room of 15m2. These LSR2325P perfectly fulfill the specifications and even go beyond my expectations as they produce a sound that is a flawless clarity in all frequencies, ideal for homestudiste, but also being able to provide enough roundness to caress the ears of any music lover without the sometimes aggressive crystallinity of some models very (too?) typed monitoring.

SOUNDS

Excellent sound clarity across the entire frequency curve.
The sound is clear and detailed across the spectrum. Beware of false notes emerge more clearly than conventional speakers (but it is one of the purposes of monitoring).

OVERALL OPINION

After a little over a year of use, I am extremely pleased and satisfied with my purchase. The price / quality ratio is perfect, although time starting in the middle of the home studio I lack of comparison ... One downside, but may be linked to the rest of my hardware, or configuration of my studio: the bass is sometimes a little too ubiquitous, but again this may be related to the location (eg ground) of my speakers?
I do the same choice if it was necessary.

The JBL LSR2325P cost 200 USB a piece and they have a 5” woofer and 1”tweeter. On the back of the monitor you can turn it on and off, turn it up and down, and you even have a HF and LF trim option. All of the options on the back of the LSR2325P are great to have because you can change those parameters to fit the style of room you are in, mainly the size of the room. The LSR2325P have balanced XLR and ¼ TRS inputs, also RCA unbalanced input connectors if you are using some older mixing units.


SOUNDS

The sound is clean, and big. For the price of these monitors you won't find many others that can compete in the sound they provide. I have used these monitors for months now and I can get a full mixing session done with them and be 100 percent satisfied after going on and testing the mix in a few different audio systems. You just can not beat what you get with these monitors.


OVERALL OPINION

One of these monitors weighs about 15 pounds, they are very solid and will last you a long time. They are about a foot tall and 7 inches wide. They can fit on your workstation desk or you can put them on a stand. They are magnetic shielded with a frequency range of 43Hz-20kHz. With the LSR2325P you will have the right tool to get a great sounding mix in no time. I recommend these to a lot of home musicians that want to get a good sound and don’t have a ton of money to spend for monitors. These are the best for the price range.

Purchased for sound to the computer, Logitec me out by the ears!
Indy a box to toslink rca to enjoy the mini optical output jack of the iMac and with that 0 hum.

SOUNDS

I have lsr 32 in this series and show and little known in Europe.
These speakers are neutral, faithful in tone (much more than the studio style 4311 series)
Work on the waveguide is twetter of these fruits, the stereo image is wide and precise.
Of course, bass do not shake the walls, but are very good for the size.
Connected to the living sources of more upscale than the computer, they can go out
hifi speakers of the same size at the cost delusional!

OVERALL OPINION

The value for money and right in Europe, but ordered the United States is excellent!
Just € 300 delivered at home for me, of course taxes.
I have the address of the store that delivers US everywhere if anyone's interested, contact me by MP.

I needed compact speakers for mixing and monitoring that can also be used for the live in a bar or restaurant.
I bought new $ 400 with 2 XLR and 2 feet Samson. In short, France is not found in these prices. It was on Amazon U.S. and there was anyway to port $ 70, shipped to Texas.

The power is 50W RMS, but beware, there it goes!
A 25% if I put the mp3 player at the bottom is too hard on a recent song.

XLR and RCA inputs, detented volume on-off silent, subtle correction + / - two bands. For full details see the website JBL.

SOUNDS

I listened to all the monitors in Paris before I decide, from 200 € the pair X000 € each. I listened to all the m * HERD surcôtées best known, and I weigh my words when I say this: Genelec, Mackie, M-Audio, ADAM, etc..
I went with a buddy who is also in the sound since 1996 and has been training engineers in SAE because I trust his ears (the only): He has confirmed listening to each other product, they found the same defects.
Adam: horrible, mediums and no serious tear.
Genelec: no media.
Dynaudio BM15a: very very disappointing.
Dynaudio BM15: quite frankly!
PMC: Funky (best of all, but too large, passive and too expensive)

In short, everything was shit, really suck, except BM15 passive PMCs and ... to my astonishment, the little JBL equipped with 5 ".

They go down to 43Hz! Compared with the big JBL 4311 Studio Monitor buddy engineer (these are the former speaker of a large studio in Paris), well I think my little 2325P have little to envy. Perhaps even more dynamic ... they are sending more than 25% as its big with a 2x275W amp to 50%.
The only thing better on the 4311 comes from the third way: the spectrum is better served, it sounds more balanced.

I find neutrals, not aggressive in the midrange or treble, which is super rare in itself (see also B & W DM602 for mids and highs of hell).

The sound of thunder seems to me, I dare not imagine what gives the 2328P model with 8 "!
There is a lot more bass than my B & W DM 602S2 yet larger and equipped with a woofer also wider, with a large vent in front and above all it comes down much lower.

They support high volumes very well and seem to remain neutral at all volumes.

OVERALL OPINION

I heard everything before choosing them, there is that PMC to do better.
Avoid what the press talking about almost all the most popular models have flaws rhédibitoires apart BM15 passive which is correct. However, I prefer the JBL. If you need bigger, take 2328P.

I love everything about these speakers, they are brilliant, really. The value for money is just crazy when you consider that these speakers are the mini scraped to expensive "references" commercial.

Know that if you take monitors, passive versions are much better and does not blow with the original volume to zero, which is the case for all active, including the 2325P but low enough not to be annoying (I did not say that one day because my previous amp did not blow, even to the bottom of its 80W RMS - an Onkyo Integra - and I attached importance bcp).

I strongly recommend them and I highly recommend avoiding other. Otherwise, bah ... you only get what you deserve. Learn to listen. If you like Genelec proximity, bah you have nothing to do with the sound in my opinion, and Adam, bah if you like them, you have more than the transplant ears.

descends to 43Hz. home studio use and enjoyment of the ear by listening to my albums or herself watching movies

SOUNDS

yeah the neutral curve is now clear that lacked low my taste so, I bought the sub that goes with it. Excellent dynamic and very good stereo image that the place where I am I can not space them sufficiently. and yes the sound is clear and specific on without a shadow of a doubt. I sub with a sound that has more than a degree of appalling srieusement. in terms of presence, power, depth and clarity

OVERALL OPINION

coupled with the sub standard really is! enough power to bring down the top floor of the neighbors lol and neutral enough to own a mix. now I have no pice soundproof and have not been able to calibrate the unit with the MSC1 seen that the software bug. suddenly I had a few errors apprciations low frequencies. But I think this problem will not exist when this could ... software will work