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JBL LSR305P MKII 5" Powered Studio Monitors (Pair) $409 Delivered ($204.50 Per Single Unit) @ Store DJ

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JBL LSR305P MKII 5" Powered Studio Monitors (Pair) $409 Delivered ($204.50 Per Single Unit) @ Store DJ
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thebadmachine on 26/10/2019 - 12:54 storedj.com.au (581 clicks)
Last edited 26/10/2019 - 17:09
NEWSTORES

Original $50 off $250 Spend @ Store DJ Post
USE CODE: “NEWSTORES” for $50 off $250+ spend.

Very close in price to previous deals.
Cheapest previous deal was $398 Delivered ($199 per single).

Note: These are Professional Studio Monitors and have only XLR / TRS Balanced inputs.

Features

  • Patented Image Control Waveguide for detailed imaging and a broad, room-friendly sweet spot
  • Next-generation JBL transducers for optimized transient response and improved linearity
  • Patented Slip Stream™ low-frequency port for superior bass performance at all playback levels
  • Dual integrated, custom Class-D amplifiers provide 82 watts of power for high output and dynamic range
  • New Boundary EQ settings compensate for low frequency variants introduced by the environment
  • HF Trim switch adjusts high-frequency output to room acoustics or personal preferences
  • Flexible connectivity with balanced XLR and 1/4" TRS inputs, +4dBu / -10dBV input-sensitivity switch and adjustable volume control
  • Engineered to JBL Linear Spatial Reference design criteria for outstanding accuracy in any working space
  • Strenuous JBL 100-hour full-power test ensures years of reliability
  • Sleek, modern design provides a visual upgrade to any studio

SPECIFICATIONS

LF DRIVER SIZE 203mm (5")
HF DRIVER SIZE 25mm (1")
HF DRIVER TYPE Soft dome
CROSSOVER 1725Hz 4th order acoustic Linkwitz-Riley
OK FOR USE NEAR MAGNETICALLY SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT Yes
INPUT SENSITIVITY
(-10dBV INPUT) 92dB / 1m
POWER CONFIGURATION Bi-amplified
HF DRIVER POWER AMP 41W, Class-D
LF DRIVER POWER AMP 41W, Class-D
FREQUENCY RESPONSE (±3dB) 49Hz – 20kHz
FREQUENCY RANGE (-10dB) 43Hz – 24kHz
LOW FREQUENCY EXTENSION (-10dB) 43Hz
MAXIMUM CONTINUOUS SPL 94dB
MAXIMUM PEAK SPL 108dB
MAXIMUM PEAK INPUT LEVEL
(-10dBV / +4dBu) +6dBV / +20.3dBu
SYSTEM DISTORTION CRITERIA <10% THD at maximum output with full compressor / limiter engagement
ELECTRICAL DISTORTION CRITERIA 0.2% THD @ 1kHz / 2.83VRMS output; <1% THD @ 1kHz, full rated output
SIGNAL TO NOISE RATIO 75dBA (A-Weighted), 70dBr (unweighted), relative to 2.83VRMS output
COVERAGE
HORIZONTAL x VERTICAL 120° x 90°
ANALOG INPUT TYPES 1 x XLR female, 1 x TRS female, balanced
HF TRIM CONTROL -2dB, 0dB, +2dB
BOUNDARY EQ LF Shelf @ 50Hz: -3dB, -1.5dB, 0dB
AC INPUT VOLTAGE 100 – 240VAC (±10%), 50 / 60Hz
ENCLOSURE TYPE Ported
ENCLOSURE CONSTRUCTION 15mm MDF
ENCLOSURE FINISH Matte black PVC
BAFFLE CONSTRUCTION Injection-molded structural ABS
CABINET DIMENSIONS
(H x W x D) 298 x 185 x 231 mm (11.75" x 7.3" x 9.9")
DISPLAY CARTON (H x W x D) 354 x 244 x 299mm (13.9" x 9.6" x 11.8")
SHIPPING CARTON (H x W x D) 373 x 260 x 315mm (14.7" x 10.2" x 12.4")
NET WEIGHT 4.73 kg (10.43 lbs)
SHIPPING GROSS WEIGHT 5.72 kg (12.61 lbs)

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closed Comments

  • shiny1 on 26/10/2019 - 14:12

    How's this compare to the original 305?

    • thebadmachine on 26/10/2019 - 15:09

      “The most noticeable difference between JBL 305P and JBL LSR305 is the new glossy look on the front around the tweeter of JBL 305P MKII. There is not much contrast with its sizes and weight because it is almost the same.

      Apart from the difference in the look, another factor the separates the two speakers is the new Boundary EQ settings, which will help restore the neutrality in the low-frequency area.
      Another difference between the two products is the use of ferro-fluid damping on JBL 305P MKII transducers. Although the two speakers possess high-quality transducers, these ferro-fluid damping technology is worthwhile for a more powerful transient response.
      Upon closer inspection of the specifications, both speakers have almost the same specifications with just little modifications. The weight, dimensions, low-frequency trim control, max peak sound pressure level, and frequency range don’t differ very much.

      Furthermore, the auto-off function is a new addition to the JBL MKII. It may hold a decisive factor for those who favor having this feature. Other than that, there is no other major difference between the two speakers.”

      The changes are very minor.
      ‘Boundary EQ’ basically changes the LF adjustment (-2, 0, 2dB) to -4, -2, 0dB.
      Other than that and ‘auto-off’ function, the specifications are identical.
      The new ‘shiny’ finish also makes the new model look cheap & ‘for consumers’.

  • spiderbite88 on 26/10/2019 - 17:03

    I have the original pair and love them

    • thebadmachine on 26/10/2019 - 20:21

      Thanks for sharing.

    • soymeat on 27/10/2019 - 10:44

      I know people on the Audiophile subreddit go nuts for the originals, maybe just audiophiles in general. They must be pretty damn good.

  • Archaleas on 26/10/2019 - 22:28

    How woudl these compare with rokit 6's?

    • ozbjunkie on 27/10/2019 - 12:22

      Not impressed with the rokits in general. I compared the 8" rokits. Jbls and Yamaha hs8s and the jbls were a clear winner. I believe results for smaller models would be similar. Store DJ or djcity should be able to AB them for you.

    • thebadmachine on 27/10/2019 - 14:38

      I recommend listening to both in-store. Code ends today.

      • Archaleas on 27/10/2019 - 15:17
        +1

        Store closed today and promotion ends today! Ahhh. Just about to sell my rokit 6's gen 3 and get these. Bit I'm doing it without a test which is risky

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