Love the retro looks! The apple airplay 2 lossless feature is what this speaker has over any other in this price class! Great alternative to Genelec 8361A or 8341.
Pretty sure that a 8361 plays on a different level in terms of performance. Specially with the DSP (SAM) on board. Who cares if youve Airplay Losslesy, just use your laptop or other digital source with an genelec and youve all available streaming services
I spend hours working with the 2409h on jbl 708 and 705 . That compression driver is really amazing. I'm glad jbl realized it for the hifi maket. You can't go wrong with those speakers.
I'm really loving the size and looks of these speakers. Unlike most powered speakers, these reach down to 28hz(-6dB), which justifies the size and means they can deliver an impactful sound without needing a subwoofer. These speakers are the complete package!
Unlike ? When you need lowend use subs with DSP. I rather have good 40 Hz Speaker then a bad 28 Hz (and in passive section there are a lot of bad examples). In the active studio world youve in most cases way better bass performance out of smaller cabinets (Barefoot, Neumann, Genelec etc)
They are fairly different actually. Much more lower end in the L100 but the fact the 4329 is bi-amped makes the midrange more effortless. Please reach out to our team at www.audioadvice.com to discuss your use case. Thanks for watching
@@AudioAdvice I got the HDI 3800/4500 already went for the 4309 instead of the 1600 because the ports and design. But 8” version on the rear would be nice. Got 6x Studio 530 for Atmos but 4309 will be my replacement later on.
jbl really missed out her on the design, that is a wide baffle and could easily fit a 10" woofer on there and made it a smaller cabinet at the same time. you just have to make it a sealed box, and you get the sound quality benefits and deep bass benefits.
It's interesting that JBL dominate Cinemas yet every film studio in the United States use M&Ks along with codec makers like DTS, Dolby and THX studios...
Mmh not bad for some people, they for sure great, but i think a Neumann KH150 with the KH750 Sub are the better solution. Only 500,- more and dedicated Neumann DSP / Correction Software on Board. Flexibility yes, but all these in build wireless stuff is unneccessary and another electronic component i dont trust. I hear active since years without any problems but i always outsource the Media / Music via BluRay Player, PC or TV wich goes into an High End DAC and via XLR to the speaker
Actually the Dolby post production studio where all of the Marvel and other blockbuster movies are mixed use the pro version of this speaker everywhere. As do tons of others around the world.
You might want to look at some of the actual frequency response measurements people like Erin's Audio Corner has done on them. Most models are extremely flat with great phase accuracy as well, far better than many highly regarded brands.
People in the studio world are the last people to listen to on speaker advice. How many studios still use yamahs ns10s or even the modern hs series? Yeah those suck. How many studios use b&ws? Those are super colored too. Its not that hard anymore to see which speakers have a flat response and these days you can eq
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i've just experience the 4329p today, such big and detail sound in a small form, the vocal and mid bass hit me hard
Glad you liked them, thanks for sharing! They are some great speakers!
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Love the retro looks! The apple airplay 2 lossless feature is what this speaker has over any other in this price class! Great alternative to Genelec 8361A or 8341.
For sure! Thanks for watching 😃
Pretty sure that a 8361 plays on a different level in terms of performance. Specially with the DSP (SAM) on board. Who cares if youve Airplay Losslesy, just use your laptop or other digital source with an genelec and youve all available streaming services
@@vtkz very true. 2x the cost for 2x the performance.
I spend hours working with the 2409h on jbl 708 and 705 . That compression driver is really amazing. I'm glad jbl realized it for the hifi maket. You can't go wrong with those speakers.
Agreed! Thanks for watching!
I have the 4309s in the bedroom and 4430's in the living room. I don't need these but I still want them
You sound like a big JBL fan! Thanks for sharing
I'm really loving the size and looks of these speakers. Unlike most powered speakers, these reach down to 28hz(-6dB), which justifies the size and means they can deliver an impactful sound without needing a subwoofer. These speakers are the complete package!
Absolutely! Thanks for watching 😊
Unlike ? When you need lowend use subs with DSP. I rather have good 40 Hz Speaker then a bad 28 Hz (and in passive section there are a lot of bad examples). In the active studio world youve in most cases way better bass performance out of smaller cabinets (Barefoot, Neumann, Genelec etc)
I love the JBL monitor sound. These are really exciting.
They are!
These look absolutely awesome! Great video!
Thanks so much!
Was thinking about the 4305P's for the Living Room, but may need to consider stepping up to 4329's! Sound awesome.
Good idea! Thanks for watching
Good ones, I love the design and style
Thank you! Cheers!
How do these compare to the L100 Classic MK2?
They are fairly different actually. Much more lower end in the L100 but the fact the 4329 is bi-amped makes the midrange more effortless. Please reach out to our team at www.audioadvice.com to discuss your use case. Thanks for watching
Great review of an amazing sounding speaker system!
Thank you kindly!
Hoping for a passive version for surround use 😃
The JBL HDI line would fill that bill www.audioadvice.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=jbl+hdi Thanks for watching
@@AudioAdvice I got the HDI 3800/4500 already went for the 4309 instead of the 1600 because the ports and design. But 8” version on the rear would be nice.
Got 6x Studio 530 for Atmos but 4309 will be my replacement later on.
@@BigStreetCinema Sounds like you have a great system!
If your receiver has surround preamps out, you can still use powered speakers
@@DescartesRenegade yes got a processor and a bunch of Lab Gruppen amps, don’t want to mix passive and active speakers
Do they have ht bypass or fixed volume?
Not sure what you would use that for with these but no they do not.
couldnt you use 4 of these for a surround sound system?
Technically yes but you would need a surround sound processor with preamp outs. Thanks for watching
Is there a way to adjust the bass and treble?
No, but there is a bass contour switch on the rear, more for room placement
Fantastic review! Can you please review the JBL Everest? I'm in the market but need more information. Thanks for all your great work.
We haven't had a chance to test those yet. We will look into it and thanks for the suggestion!
I am thinking about Klipsch the Nines and this JBL 4329P, which one is better for the 20 m² -living room (4m x 5m) ?
We would pick the JBL's
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Thank you!
jbl really missed out her on the design, that is a wide baffle and could easily fit a 10" woofer on there and made it a smaller cabinet at the same time. you just have to make it a sealed box, and you get the sound quality benefits and deep bass benefits.
These trickle down from the professional 708 speakers, which also use an 8" woofer. That is likely the reason. Thanks for watching
If I only had $4500
Haha, thanks for watching!
How do these compare to the Klipsch The Nines?
You should reach out to our team at www.audioadvice.com to go over those two great speakers. Thanks for watching
It's interesting that JBL dominate Cinemas yet every film studio in the United States use M&Ks along with codec makers like DTS, Dolby and THX studios...
Mmh not bad for some people, they for sure great, but i think a Neumann KH150 with the KH750 Sub are the better solution. Only 500,- more and dedicated Neumann DSP / Correction Software on Board. Flexibility yes, but all these in build wireless stuff is unneccessary and another electronic component i dont trust. I hear active since years without any problems but i always outsource the Media / Music via BluRay Player, PC or TV wich goes into an High End DAC and via XLR to the speaker
Fair enough! Thanks for watching
BT 5.3, not 5.1
Thanks for the correction!
U never see horn loaded drivers in recording studios... There's a reason for that.
Actually the Dolby post production studio where all of the Marvel and other blockbuster movies are mixed use the pro version of this speaker everywhere. As do tons of others around the world.
too much face time
Thanks for the feedback.
I've got to say everyone in the studio world has always told me to stay away from jbl bc they are extremely colored. I think they're right.
You might want to look at some of the actual frequency response measurements people like Erin's Audio Corner has done on them. Most models are extremely flat with great phase accuracy as well, far better than many highly regarded brands.
People in the studio world are the last people to listen to on speaker advice. How many studios still use yamahs ns10s or even the modern hs series? Yeah those suck. How many studios use b&ws? Those are super colored too. Its not that hard anymore to see which speakers have a flat response and these days you can eq