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[Afterpay] JBL LSR305 MKII Powered Active Studio Monitor Speaker (Pair) $398.65 Delivered @ belfield_music_shop eBay (was $469)

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[Afterpay] JBL LSR305 MKII Powered Active Studio Monitor Speaker (Pair) $398.65 Delivered @ belfield_music_shop eBay (was $469)
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Master Bates on 28/06/2021 - 19:57 ebay.com.au (396 clicks)
Last edited 28/06/2021 - 20:22
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Highly rated budget Studio Monitor Speakers for the amateur DJ's and Music Producers out there.

Not the historical lowest ($359) but the cheapest I have seen in the past year and on par with most of the other historical sale prices.

Not sure on the best review site for Studio Monitor Speakers, but here are a couple for those doing research:

From the eBay page:

The JBL LSR305 MKII is a compact powered studio monitor makes legendary JBL performance available to every studio. With the revolutionary JBL Image Control Waveguide and refined transducers, JBL 305P MkII offers stunning detail, precise imaging, a wide sweet spot and impressive dynamic range that enhances the critical listening capabilities of any modern workspace. Featuring patented technologies derived from the JBL 7 Series and M2 Master Reference Monitors, and sporting a sleek, modern design, JBL 305P MkII delivers outstanding performance and an enjoyable mix experience at an accessible price.

Specifications:

  • 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

  • Powered: Yes

  • Power Configuration: Bi-amped
  • LF Driver Size: 5″ woofer
  • LF Driver Type: Cone
  • HF Driver Size: 1″ tweeter
  • HF Driver Type: Soft dome
  • LF Driver Power Amp: 41W
  • HF Driver Power Amp: 41W
  • Total Power: 82W Class D
  • Frequency Response: 49Hz-20kHz (±3dB), 43Hz-24kHz (-10dB)
  • Crossover Frequency: 1725Hz
  • Maximum Peak SPL: 108 dB SPL
  • Input Types: 1 x XLR, 1 x 1/4″ TRS
  • Enclosure Type: Ported
  • Enclosure Material: 15mm Medium-Density Fiberboard
  • Dimension: 298 x 185 x 231mm
  • Weight: 4.73 kg

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  • Sapper50 on 28/06/2021 - 20:58
    +1

    nice find
    $704 for the 308 (8" woofer)
    for those want it

  • tman2020 on 28/06/2021 - 21:01

    These are very good powered monitors. Had them a few years ago and only replaced when I got floorstanding speakers. Good price as well.

  • findingbargains on 28/06/2021 - 21:49

    How do they compare to KRK ROKIT 5 G4 from this deal from few days ago?

    • Master Bates on 28/06/2021 - 22:51

      From the reviews I read, the JBL’s produce a flatter/truer sound, which is better for DJ & music production. The Rokit’s on the other hand producer a nicer tone for general listening, but that somewhat defeats the point of studio monitors.

      Comparison reviews:

      With that said, if you want the best budget studio monitors, supposedly that crown goes to the Adam Audio TV5's. However at almost double the price (at least in Australia) I wouldn't call them budget.

  • snep on 28/06/2021 - 21:57

    Really good value at that price. I paid $380 for my pair a few years ago and am very happy with them for desktop listening.

    Only real caveats I can think of are the average looks and build quality (but reasonable considering the price), and a slight tweeter hiss noticeable when powered on near-field with nothing playing — usually doesn't bother me. In terms of sound pretty much the best new speaker you can get for the price I think.

    • InfamousCalf on 28/06/2021 - 22:10

      The hiss is very annoying for me.

      • snep on 28/06/2021 - 22:24

        Yeah fair enough. I usually have them either powered off or powered on and playing music, and don't notice it in either of those circumstances unless listening at very low volumes.

      • GS9891 on 28/06/2021 - 22:33
        +1

        Turning the internal amp knob down to 5 or so makes the hiss unnoticeable for me from more than 10cm away. Though that's when running them through a proper DAC that my PC outputs to over SPDIF. When I had them plugged straight in via 3.5mm direct to my PC it was a lot worse yeah.

        • tonyjzx on 28/06/2021 - 23:10

          I would imagine if you have a hot-ish digital preamp on balanced and run less volume on the speakers I bet you get zero hiss.

          I think this is the best damn deal for SQ at this price level assuming you have a good digital dac preamp combo to suit.

        • InfamousCalf on 29/06/2021 - 03:55

          I've connected mine through the companion LSR310S sub via XLR which then goes into a Steinburg UR22 Mk2 preamp via RCA. The volume knob is at 5 as well. There's a hiss regardless and I'm 50cm away. Every online search confirms it too

          • GS9891 on 29/06/2021 - 08:43

            @InfamousCalf: Even without the sub? Have them running via XLR myself also from a Behringer SRC2496 (which my PC just goes to via SPDIF again). Wouldn't surprise me if the signal from their own sub is a bit dirty though given the built-in hiss.

    • snoopydoop on 30/06/2021 - 10:53

      I notice the hiss when playing things at low levels - but I work in audio so I may be more sensitive to it than the average listener. I'd say they're also relatively bass heavy, so if you need a flat response monitor it won't suit you. Pretty enjoyable listen though. Worth it at the price point.

  • rever on 28/06/2021 - 23:46

    Anyone know the idle power draw? Would have thought its a hassle to have turn each speaker on and off all the time.

    • tonyjzx on 29/06/2021 - 00:03

      They are class D - they should be left on all the time. When off they will use close to zero.

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