Mackie 824 vs JBL LSR6328P???
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Mackie 824 vs JBL LSR6328P???
Can anyone give me some advice on either of these two speakers?
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Personnally I don't like the Mackies. The bass is a problem, JBL stuff, I like it because it is the Highgrade plylosophy. The more...
I own LSRP system and love it but those speakers demand less room treatement compared to the Mackies, maybe this comes from my ears...
Apart from that, The JBL have a better dispersion, a more controlled bass, and a seamless transition from the mid-woofer/tweeter compared to the Mackies. Not the same price too.
But you get much more R&D from JBL and you can get a much truer mix (you have to know the pitfalls from any monitors) with the LSR series.
Mackie is more low-end compared to the JBL's
My humble opinion
I own LSRP system and love it but those speakers demand less room treatement compared to the Mackies, maybe this comes from my ears...
Apart from that, The JBL have a better dispersion, a more controlled bass, and a seamless transition from the mid-woofer/tweeter compared to the Mackies. Not the same price too.
But you get much more R&D from JBL and you can get a much truer mix (you have to know the pitfalls from any monitors) with the LSR series.
Mackie is more low-end compared to the JBL's
My humble opinion
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JBL LSR 6328 P
I own a set of JBL LSR 6328 P's and I absolutely love them.
I didnt have to do any room adjustment..they just sounded superb right out of the box and all of my mixes sound great evetywhere I play them.
I strongly recommend them way over the Mackies.
I didnt have to do any room adjustment..they just sounded superb right out of the box and all of my mixes sound great evetywhere I play them.
I strongly recommend them way over the Mackies.
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I have the original version of the LSR series (LSR28 and LSR12 Sub).
I love 'em! I've never looked back. I've also heard the 6328's in a 5.1 configuration. They sound great! At some point I will either buy the remainder 3 matching 28's for 5.1 or buy all new 6328's.
I bought mine about 6 years ago when they first came out. I A/B'd them with about a dozen other monitors, and they came out the best sounding to my ears. My clients love them too, so no complaints here.
I love 'em! I've never looked back. I've also heard the 6328's in a 5.1 configuration. They sound great! At some point I will either buy the remainder 3 matching 28's for 5.1 or buy all new 6328's.
I bought mine about 6 years ago when they first came out. I A/B'd them with about a dozen other monitors, and they came out the best sounding to my ears. My clients love them too, so no complaints here.
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I had the chance to demo these recently, and if it's between the newer Mackie's and the JBL's, I may lean towards the JBL's. If you have a chance to demo the Dynaudio BM15's though - definitely do it before making your final selection. They're a bit more, but sound really great, and better than the JBL's.
When I say newer Mackies I refer to the fact (or supposedly) that Mackie started making some parts of the 824's (power amps and such) in China at some point. I've got the original versions from the later 90's and the difference is night and day. In fact if you find a used pair of 824's somewhere from that period you may want to give them a listen to. The newer ones they're selling today sound f'd up to me.
When I say newer Mackies I refer to the fact (or supposedly) that Mackie started making some parts of the 824's (power amps and such) in China at some point. I've got the original versions from the later 90's and the difference is night and day. In fact if you find a used pair of 824's somewhere from that period you may want to give them a listen to. The newer ones they're selling today sound f'd up to me.
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I've tried the combo and they fit really perfect in terms of integration to the JBL "sound" givin' good bass extension. This is not a bad thing if you like the JBL sound, witch I'm more confortable against other brands I've tried (KRK, Quested)biggator wrote:I've been considering the 6328's for when I redo my room - been using an old pair of JBLs for about 15 years (they've served me well, but it's time)...
My question is - does anyone use the matching 12" sub with them?
You need some bass traping behind the JBL's they are rear ported and if they are too close from the wall you get too much bass, but you still can adjust
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JBL lsr 4328P
Hello friends Has any body have some thing to say about JBL lsr 4328P vs the makies or vs the 6328's .
I thinking of buing the lsr 4328P or the makies and I´m looking for some
opinions.
Thanks!!!
Alejo
I thinking of buing the lsr 4328P or the makies and I´m looking for some
opinions.
Thanks!!!
Alejo
Acoustic for recoding studios