They look rather similar, but it was the new active JBL 4329P that was playing in the room. In such a large room, the larger JBL 4349 would have been a better choice of speaker. Still, the 4329P was playing rather well and they sure flexed those 8-inch woofers. 😀
@@immersivesoundtech how big are the differences between 4349, 4329 and 4309? Which one should I buy for my room, I mainly want them for home cinema (movies) and play video games, sometimes I listen to music but more like older songs like Michael Jackson live concert 1990 Munich. Will they perform „worse“ with older songs? Thanks 🙏
Drop me an email with some pictures of your room along with a description of your equipment and your room, and I will try to share some advice with you. 👍 Email me at: freddan [at] ninjasound.se
Thanks for the question! That's hard for me to say, really. Are they in the upper range of their price segment? Yes, they are. However, all prices have gone up in this crazy World. At the Messe, they were trying to fill a rather large space - larger than they are designed for - still they kept up with the sound pressure level in the low-end pretty well. I can't really give them "a price tag" without listening to them in a room they are meant for. I hope you understand my view. 👍
They have stiff competition in that price range. The passive JBL speakers in the pro segment have a better price - with sound quality and performance in mind.
@@immersivesoundtechWhen I was gifted with a Sansui qrx9000 quad amp. I was looking for speakers that could be paired with it. Within a certain budget in mind, of course. I wanted JBLs or Cerwin Vegas as I listened to mostly metal, alternative and some electronica so I didn't really care much for top of the line sound quality. Prices where I'm from are truly prohibitive (overpriced) and although I did see some in the US for cheap. The shipping cost would make them the same level as the prices here (asia). I then ditched the amp in storage and opted for powered JBL monitor speakers (308P MkII) and the matching sub. I am happy now. Hahaha
Just hooked a pair of the 4329s yesterday, should be here in a couple days.
magnifico.💥💥💥💥💥💥
Which one is playing the sound?
The JBL 4329P are playing in the video.
@@immersivesoundtech ok I thought these are 4349
They look rather similar, but it was the new active JBL 4329P that was playing in the room.
In such a large room, the larger JBL 4349 would have been a better choice of speaker.
Still, the 4329P was playing rather well and they sure flexed those 8-inch woofers. 😀
@@immersivesoundtech how big are the differences between 4349, 4329 and 4309? Which one should I buy for my room, I mainly want them for home cinema (movies) and play video games, sometimes I listen to music but more like older songs like Michael Jackson live concert 1990 Munich. Will they perform „worse“ with older songs?
Thanks 🙏
Drop me an email with some pictures of your room along with a description of your equipment and your room, and I will try to share some advice with you. 👍
Email me at: freddan [at] ninjasound.se
Hi Frederick, on what price would you put JBL 4329p's sound in your opinion
Thanks for the question!
That's hard for me to say, really.
Are they in the upper range of their price segment? Yes, they are.
However, all prices have gone up in this crazy World.
At the Messe, they were trying to fill a rather large space - larger than they are designed for - still they kept up with the sound pressure level in the low-end pretty well.
I can't really give them "a price tag" without listening to them in a room they are meant for.
I hope you understand my view. 👍
I like 4367s! Everest is good but out of my budget.
JBLs are nice, but I just find them expensive.
They have stiff competition in that price range.
The passive JBL speakers in the pro segment have a better price - with sound quality and performance in mind.
@@immersivesoundtechWhen I was gifted with a Sansui qrx9000 quad amp. I was looking for speakers that could be paired with it. Within a certain budget in mind, of course. I wanted JBLs or Cerwin Vegas as I listened to mostly metal, alternative and some electronica so I didn't really care much for top of the line sound quality. Prices where I'm from are truly prohibitive (overpriced) and although I did see some in the US for cheap. The shipping cost would make them the same level as the prices here (asia). I then ditched the amp in storage and opted for powered JBL monitor speakers (308P MkII) and the matching sub. I am happy now. Hahaha