JBL LSR2328P

The JBL LSR 2328 P is a bi-amped powered studio monitor that is very affordable and has a clean design. They have a frequency response of 44 hz – 18 kHz with a low frequency extension of 37 Hz. There are controls on them for input level, low frequency adjust and high frequency adjust. They are not very big standing only 15.5 inches tall and 10 inches wide. But they have a nice weight to them (almost 30 pounds). They can be mounted though I just had them on my workstation table top and they still sounded great without any acoustic treatment under them.

SOUNDS

The sound quality is very clean, the low end is pretty tight but can get to be too much when turned up to high volumes so most of the time I would only mix the low end at very low volumes to get it as clean as I possibly could.

OVERALL OPINION

If the low end sound was a little cleaner when turned up to high volumes I would say that these are some of the best speakers you can get in this price range but that is where I feel like they differ from the KRK G2 speakers. The sounds are almost identical except for the low end and especially at high volumes you can hear a huge difference. If you are going to spend the money to have these monitors I suggest just getting the G2’s from KRK because you will have a way better sound on the low end. Unless the low end isn’t that important to you.
The speaker itself has a nice finish on it and looks great in the studio being a matte/metallic black. It does not scratch easily either and will keep its shine throughout the time the user has it. I like these speakers a lot just not the low end when turned up.

What motivated me:
The 8-inch woofer
I did 4 years with HS50 + box, really need to tone changed!

switch 120/240V
in case I return to France, I have abandoned my HS50 because it was not.

Which need: Listen daily, Guitar Rig, mix at

Three types of entries:
6.35 Jack + XLR
Rca

+-2.5dB acute 2filtres 2-3 db bass

Gain (notched) = practice

SOUNDS

Its defined, but not too aggressive.

Neutral enough for my use but it does not. There's a hole in the midrange.

It's 8 inches of: there are low. Very present, at least we can hear them well no worries there. Flat on the precision bass that is less compared with return to top medium - acute.

I find them very pleasant to listen to, nothing to do with my HS50.

Excelente stereo image.

OVERALL OPINION

I use them for 1 month and a half, 2 hours per day on average.

I have tried many models prior to the:

Adam A7x - Yamaha HS80 + 8 inches of Genelec - Focal - Krk - MAUDIO - Event

I had tried almost everything in the store showroom ..

I wanted Adam to A7x the base, but I did not have the budget (in Canada the adam's almost double the price of the JBL). I would say that in Europe I would have rather taken the Adam.


What I like most: Precise but not tiring, real low
What I like least: low low + mid in a little too runny for my taste


I chose the JBL in my budget because it was one that had the best record. I recommend this choice for the price I paid here (1000cad).

Listening is good for this price (it's still very subjective, given the experience with your pro).