Jbl Lsr 310 Studio Monitors

I'm using these with JBL LSR 305 reference monitors. I have a small music wrok station and the room is far from an ideal sound room. These isoltate the monitors and there are no unwanted rumbles form the low end. I especially like that there are several options for tilting the monitors either up or down.

I added this sub woofer to my JBL LSR 305's after our first screening of our independent film production. When played back in a theater with full surround system at theater volumes I was shocked at the low frequency handling noise that crept into the tracks from the boom mic that did not register on the 305's alone. A simple EQ got rid of the problem, but I had no way of knowing that there was a problem without this unit.

I recently received a pair of the JBL 3 MK II monitors for my birthday for my home studio. These monitors deliver great sound quality! They were set up in a matter of minutes and enabled me to hear the work that I have recorded without using headphones. The sound is crisp and clear and I highly recommend them.

This is a great kit for hooking up your laptop to pristine studio monitors. It's all there and at a fair price. But most importantly, these JBL's sound terrific. They produce accurately and without strain. You can certainly spend more on 8" monitors and to some ears and on paper others may seem better, but to me, these JBL's look good enough on paper and sound fabulous in my studio. I would heartily recommend them.

This has an awesome sound for it's size. I have used JBL in the professional environment and have JBL studio monitors as my home stereo speakers. This sounds right in line with my other JBL experiences. Just wish it has a tube amp inside.

Purchased two JBL 305P MKII studio monitors for a computer room studio, driven by external DAC and Amplifier with HI-RES flac wav source music files. I am really enjoying the outstanding high fidelity sound.

The best bluetooth I've purchased to date, familiar with JBL products, used their studio monitors for years and several club speakers as well.

It took me a few minutes to dial in the JBL, but once I figured that out it sounds smooth and complimented my setup perfectly. I'm not sure why anyone in a studio setting would want to use anything but the 80hz crossover. It had PLENTY of power, in fact, it's set to about 40 percent power to balance out with my studio monitors. Folks that say it doesn't have enough power need to turn down the gain of their monitors. The whole idea of a studio sub is not to blow you away (which this can certainly do) but rather to compliment (extend the frequency range of) the monitors. It does this very well. If you don't use this balance, your mixes will not be accurate may result in them being low-frequency deprived. I can easily switch between sub + crossovered monitors to monitors with no crossover with my Mackie 1642VLZ4 mixer. I just use a subgroup output to isolate my monitors without the sub. What makes this possible is that the HS8 monitors have 2 inputs, so your miles may vary. When dialing your sub in, remember that less is more. I've found this to be true in just about every facet of life. Happy Mixing.

I use a pair of JBL 306P MkII's for studio monitors and for music playback, song accompaniment during guitar practice and pleasure listening. Really, for a set of reasonably priced powered monitors, they sound fantastic. I run them from my PC through a DAC directly to each speaker. Impressed by the sound and the build quality. Purchased and shipped directly from JBL. Great experience. Would buy again.

Using these stands to support large JBL nearfield studio monitors. Work quite well. Light weight and very stable. Easy to move around as needed.