- I have known JBL for 3 decades as a speaker company who's speakers can take at lot of power and sound really good. I bought without hereing them, as other reviewres have stated Im glad I did. The speakers I listen to in college that played rock very loud and clear have not changed in all these years.The engineering is assume. The front is curved at the top and the front is wider than the rear. The speaker is ported in the back for a low range of 40dbl. This is a 3 way bookshelf speaker that is large for todays speakers but small and narrow for bookself speakers of the seventies.I mounted them on 17" metal speaker stands for a strong visual presents and to get the tweeter to ear level when…
- 3 1/2 starsAfter purchasing a new LED Tv for my Bedroom, I decided to replace sub-par tv sound with either a soundbar or a pair of bookshelf speakers. I tried one soundbar, and decided to piece together my own sound for now. I decided to go with these speakers due to the reviews, woofer size, and dimensions.For reference, I'm running these speakers with an old Sony Rcvr I had handy and a new Outlaw M8 subwoofer.The speakers are really attractive and smaller than most of its type, but I'm just not 100% sold on its performance. Look, I wasn't expecting a huge sound for its size, but I am still let down. I'm not a audiophile, so its a bit difficult for me to describe exactly what I don't like,…
- Utilizes UHF drivers cable of 40Hz for excellent highs
- A JBL computer-optimized bass-reflex port provides deeper bass and less turbulence
- These speakers are designed to look good anywhere with a style that equals their substance
- The JBL ES Series uses cellulose-fiber cones reinforced with a ploymer coating for uniform pistonic motion
- Matches other speakers in the JBL ES line
