The assembly mechanics is very interesting, it is safety at 6, 8, 10 ... 15 meters high and the L Acoustics boxes are rather well designed at this level, I mean at this level. Beyond that, I am absolutely not a fan of this brand which has never made a single speaker or amplifier. On the other hand, on the communication and marketing side, this brand is a champion. This is problematic when it is necessary to change a loudspeaker because the brand does not give the origin of manufacture, nor the information if it is a loudspeaker of series (in a manufacturer's catalog) or manufactured with special specifications. . And, it's problematic in terms of availability. No one ever broaches this delicate subject, it is silence. I have never seen a list of L Acoustics stamped loudspeakers with their selling prices. Nothing to do with the JBL VERTEC or VTX (best line array in the world audio industry). It's blending, great blending of course, but ... the best blender in the world is Clair Brothers USA. The design of the box and its interior architecture strongly exudes JBL VTX inspiration. L Acoustics is expensive for assembly.
The assembly mechanics is very interesting, it is safety at 6, 8, 10 ... 15 meters high and the L Acoustics boxes are rather well designed at this level, I mean at this level.
Beyond that, I am absolutely not a fan of this brand which has never made a single speaker or amplifier.
On the other hand, on the communication and marketing side, this brand is a champion.
This is problematic when it is necessary to change a loudspeaker because the brand does not give the origin of manufacture, nor the information if it is a loudspeaker of series (in a manufacturer's catalog) or manufactured with special specifications. .
And, it's problematic in terms of availability.
No one ever broaches this delicate subject, it is silence.
I have never seen a list of L Acoustics stamped loudspeakers with their selling prices.
Nothing to do with the JBL VERTEC or VTX (best line array in the world audio industry).
It's blending, great blending of course, but ... the best blender in the world is Clair Brothers USA.
The design of the box and its interior architecture strongly exudes JBL VTX inspiration.
L Acoustics is expensive for assembly.