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JBL LSR6328p Near Field Active Studio Monitor

Quality studio monitors
The Good

I like the comparative light weight design of these studio monitors and the fact that their low frequency performance is off the charts amazing. I think best of all is their Advanced Linear Spatial Reference design because it changes the way that these sound entirely and really gives them a leg up on their competition.

The Bad

The JBL LSR6328p near field active studio monitors are too good at what they do to leave anything to complain about. They are great at picking up all levels of sound and they don’t break the bank either.

Full StarFull StarFull StarFull StarFull Star The Verdict

These are exceptional and affordable studio monitors. They are lighter than most and well worth their small-ish price tag. I really like the way these can get pick up. Even at the lowest frequencies they sound as rich and full as they should.

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JBL LSR6328p: Easy Mounting and Easy Listening

These JBL LSR6328p near field active studio monitors are a great buy. They are affordable and they perform their duties like the pros that they are.

Weighing in at only 30 pounds, the LSR6328R is the perfect choice for stereo and multi-channel music and post audio applications where both accuracy and high SPL are required.  The beauty of this studio monitor is in its exceptional low frequency performance in all situations.  There is also the ability to wall-mount in multi-channel editorial rooms. I love this feature.

These studio monitors have so many great features that it is hard to decide just where to start. Here is a quick rundown:

Advanced Linear Spatial Reference design means flatter-off-axis response for amazing precision when mixing.

Room Mode Correction that provides electronic control of the different modes that you may need.

As with many studio monitors, user measurement and calibration kits are available and definitely worth looking into to boost performance and ease of use even more.

When looking for a mid-range studio monitor, this is a great system for you as it has a ruler-flat +1dB/-1.5dB response from 50Hz to 20kHz and low frequency extension to 36Hz, boundary compensation. I really love the room mode correction system that will provide you with the best in low frequency performance in any room or space. It rocks!

This monitor also includes other features that make it an even better choice. For example, it comes with a biamp system that has a 250W LF amplifier and a 120W HF amplifier, a 8” LF driver and a 1” high frequency driver.

Then there is the titanium composite HF transducer with Elliptical Oblate Spheroidal waveguide that allows for precise pattern control along with the magnetically shielded high-frequency transducer that’s responsible for minimizing all interference when used in close proximity to video monitors.

This monitor can conform to any space or room requirement presented to you because the reinforced enclosure and convenient mounting points are not only easy to install for mounting, they are also easy to position.

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