2/2023: Something different. I've seen ZZ TOP several times in years past. Sounds Live. I've always loved these speakers, no matter what is played through them. I love many of the speakers that you so wonderfully demonstrate to us. Thank You and Best Regards and Cheers
i have the 1970 version of this system. mac c28 preamp, 2105 amp and jbl s2 speakers. no sub needed. much more modest of a system, but have always liked the synergy of mac & jbl together. still gives me chills.
Definitely have to toe those in for sure. Amazing how directional they are compared to conventional dome tweeters with waveguides. As soon as he starts to walk around them, the sound from the tweeter totally disappears. That said given their indented application you kind of need to keep things focused to allow for high SPLs.
@@JamesWilliams-gf8gm I heard the Cornwall IV for the first time yesterday, and they were majorly impressive! That said, these JBL’s cost over twice as much, so they should be better.
I love how the amps are hovering around 1.2-2 watts out of 1200. Actually the 4367 is not a speaker that requires 1200w having a 94db/w/m sensitivity. I know it will not work with a flea powered amp, but anything with a solid 50w/ch and a proper powersupply will make them sing 🙂
@@jstoli996c4s Its worth noting that the M2 has outboard DSP to go with it. These are passive, and measurements of similar speakers in that line show some resonances. That said, the variation could be something coming from the port/cabinet resonance as well, or maybe an odd room mode.
@@mysock351C The acoustics in that room are -far- from perfect, hey, they're far from good... So almost nothing can actually be known from these videos.
@@bayard1332 Its certainly possible that much of it is the room, combining with some port resonances to give it that tonality. Although that said, a fair amount can be known since there are a boatload of demos on this channel from said room, but not a comprehensive picture for sure, and the tonality issue could be much more slight in a normal listening setting. There is _something_ there, but its hard to say how much, or how observable it would be in a good listening room. That said, these sound demos will only hint at tonality issues and not how good a speaker really is. With things like the Magico A5s which are about as close as you can hope to get, nothing can be said about the tonality as everything heard is simply from the microphone and room acoustics.
Sounds great. I was just playing this recording on my system minutes ago. It is available in 24/196. Which is probably what is being played here... I have a hot rodded pair of Duevel Jupiters. I think they even sound better than this. I'm lucky to have them.
Please compare the Jbl 4367 with the Klipsch Cornwall 4, which are standing at the back of the room, with the same equipment and the same music. PLEASE PLEASE!!!!
Hey bro. I request you badly to please try some Hindi songs . In those speakers. There are many beautiful audiophile level Hindi songs available. And I've always wondered how they sound in those speakers of yours .
The LP of this album sounds so much better than the digital source- way more bass and dynamics. Shame does injustice to the song and of course the setup
JBL knows PA speakers and those sound like PA speakers, you might get away with trying to tweak them with a DBX drive, but it probably wont duplicate a good Hi-fi speaker.
@@seanwalsh999 la scalas are pretty nice too. JBL has that boogie down sound through. Just wondering what other speakers that are horn loaded would be good too?
@@labalo5 Well you got me there, I guess Klipshits, and thats about it. Horns that big really require a large space to avoid that directional thing, that is why they don't tend to use them for Hi-fi.
My dream is to have a room like this , cigar and whiskey , all I need in this life . Thank you for perfect guality
Mancave heaven.
Indeed!
me too😅
Same here
Me Vodka🥴👍
2/2023: Something different. I've seen ZZ TOP several times in years past. Sounds Live. I've always loved these speakers, no matter what is played through them. I love many of the speakers that you so wonderfully demonstrate to us.
Thank You and Best Regards and Cheers
A great example of music and speaker matching! Happy returns, thanks my friend.
Dream of any audiophile is right there, thanks for sharing these beauties!!!
THAT just never gets old.
Thank you! Please carry on!
Wow. Next to live, that's how to listen to ZZ Top.
Finalmente qualcuno che mette musica 🔝 con impianto 🔝📈
GREAT VIDEO!!! Good to see SS still playing great music through great gear!
Thanks!
It's not SS. It's McIntosh ;)
i have the 1970 version of this system. mac c28 preamp, 2105 amp and jbl s2 speakers. no sub needed. much more modest of a system, but have always liked the synergy of mac & jbl together. still gives me chills.
Sounds great. Need an encore of the 4367s.
jbl is jbl !!! you can not pass...🙌
I always have liked jbl for the power handling. Draw back is the are to harsh in the midrange and high frequency.
@@markclark1605Are you confused with Klipsch? JBL horn drivers are silky smooth with great tone.
Number 1!!!!!!!!
AWESOME!!! Love it! Thanks for posting this set-up!
Finally decent music for a sound demo. Great video
Definitely have to toe those in for sure. Amazing how directional they are compared to conventional dome tweeters with waveguides. As soon as he starts to walk around them, the sound from the tweeter totally disappears. That said given their indented application you kind of need to keep things focused to allow for high SPLs.
But when you’re in the sweet spot, you get a wall of sound from these bad boys 🔊🔊
High SPL, beyond 85dB SPL it's bad 👍
Damn good choice of music.
McIntosh my dream tanks a lot for sharing
*WOW*
Beautiful !!!!
Now these are some speakers! No replacement for displacement 🔊🔊
Are those 2 way or 3 way speakers ?
@@mdr4670 2 way - 2” compression driver and 15” woofer. Both sourced from the $$$ M2.
right music with the right speakers .... cheers !!
RIP Dusty Hill....
Wanderful sound. More interesting than my Diatone 77HR
JBL 4367 Great speakers for "Rock music"
Hence proved again. No replacement for displacement 👊🏽
Love that system!
Masterpiece
These are very hard to beat. Great sound!
I think, we would love to see a ''Sound Sommelier'' testing a few turntables at some point... 😉
Amo muito som com qualidade esse aí me impressionou lindo
Yeah my dream too Cigar's Belvenie Scotch Whiskey and Four Roses Bourbon Whiskey 👍✌️. Thank You.
How do they compare to the Cornwalls behind them?
Buenas a todos 🙋♂️🎼💖👍👌 . Estos altavoces son idóneos para este tipo de música 👏🏆👏👌
These seem like the sweet spot in the JBL high end
EXCELENTE TRABAJO
MUCHAS GRACIAS
UN FUERTE ABRAZO DESDE SANTIAGO DE CHILE
Hey, possible for you to play those Cornwall or Forte IV in the same setting on the same music ?
The Cornwall is disappointing imo. Would be interesting to hear them back to back though.
@@JamesWilliams-gf8gm I heard the Cornwall IV for the first time yesterday, and they were majorly impressive! That said, these JBL’s cost over twice as much, so they should be better.
@@JamesWilliams-gf8gm hear and change yout mind. CW 4 is very impressed in spund quality but build quality not good at all
I love how the amps are hovering around 1.2-2 watts out of 1200. Actually the 4367 is not a speaker that requires 1200w having a 94db/w/m sensitivity. I know it will not work with a flea powered amp, but anything with a solid 50w/ch and a proper powersupply will make them sing 🙂
Nice....👍 really really NICE...👍
They do have that classic 15" paper woofer bass that I remember from my old 15" Optimus' back in the day. That said I still totally want them.
The magnet and driver assembly is very modern though.
Woofers are very similar to ones in the pricey M2 monitors
@@jstoli996c4s Its worth noting that the M2 has outboard DSP to go with it. These are passive, and measurements of similar speakers in that line show some resonances. That said, the variation could be something coming from the port/cabinet resonance as well, or maybe an odd room mode.
@@mysock351C The acoustics in that room are -far- from perfect, hey, they're far from good... So almost nothing can actually be known from these videos.
@@bayard1332 Its certainly possible that much of it is the room, combining with some port resonances to give it that tonality. Although that said, a fair amount can be known since there are a boatload of demos on this channel from said room, but not a comprehensive picture for sure, and the tonality issue could be much more slight in a normal listening setting. There is _something_ there, but its hard to say how much, or how observable it would be in a good listening room. That said, these sound demos will only hint at tonality issues and not how good a speaker really is. With things like the Magico A5s which are about as close as you can hope to get, nothing can be said about the tonality as everything heard is simply from the microphone and room acoustics.
Sounds great. I was just playing this recording on my system minutes ago. It is available in 24/196. Which is probably what is being played here... I have a hot rodded pair of Duevel Jupiters. I think they even sound better than this. I'm lucky to have them.
I would love to hear some Tindersticks track ("Boobar") in one of your great video ! 😉
Where are they made ? I just wonder because most high end audio products are not made in China
What are the bags for hanging off the amps? The amps show they are making 10 watts at the max, how loud would you say it was if you had to guess?
Great setup what do you think Jbl Synthesis S2m LR And Jbl S3hc Center speakers 5.1 setup? ?
Dam,mmmmmmmmmmm Goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood
👍😎👍
I recently bought a vintage pair of JBL 4312Bs to flip and sell. I never owned a pair before these. Now, I cant sell them. I get t it now.
look like baby Altec Voice of the Theaters !
2 way design is chocking on this song. Mids distorted by bass.
Fantastiše
Which song is that ??? Anybody ??😊
“La Grange” by ZZ Top
Please compare the Jbl 4367 with the Klipsch Cornwall 4, which are standing at the back of the room, with the same equipment and the same music. PLEASE PLEASE!!!!
I, too, would love to hear such a comparison.
👍🎶🥂
thumbs up if you want to hear the transparent speakers in the background (y)
globalization is fantastic! the brand new L100 are made in china, the old 4319 are made in usa, and the 4367 are made in mexico.. for 17.000 €.
They sound just like my computer speakers.
Try a good pair of headphones....not exactly the same but a whole lot better than the alternative.
Why on earth are these on the floor?
Ya, no kidding. All gear on the floor? Must have amps equidistant or else .
Floor is the best stand
I have l65 with a10-es.
👌👌👍👍👏🇮🇹
👍
Thank you fir playing something other than classical crap
🔊🔊🔊BILLY GYBBONS🦾🦾🦾
Zzuper
JBL È JBL. PUNTO.
*A HELL OF A LOT OF MONEY SPENT (( TO NOT )) HAVE A PROPER SYSTEM TO MIC THIS PRESENTATION, SO WE CAN HEAR IT RESPECTIVELY.* #JUVENILEOVERSIGHT
🤤🤤🤤
Hey bro. I request you badly to please try some Hindi songs . In those speakers. There are many beautiful audiophile level Hindi songs available. And I've always wondered how they sound in those speakers of yours .
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The room sounds very live….
The LP of this album sounds so much better than the digital source- way more bass and dynamics. Shame does injustice to the song and of course the setup
They sound boxy as hell
Ancora Co ste Trombe?
JBL knows PA speakers and those sound like PA speakers, you might get away with trying to tweak them with a DBX drive, but it probably wont duplicate a good Hi-fi speaker.
The room acoustics contributed greatly to the boomy echoey sound in this video.
The speaker sound like dusbin box
P a sounding. Good upper bass but lacking midrange clarity
Hmm I will have to break out the good headphones and if I can hear the coloration.
I will put my $300 dollar Cerwin Vega at-15s up against these, JBL should be ashamed of 94 db rating
terrible speaker, sorry!
What would be good ones? Thx!
@@labalo5 La scalla's see Sommelier's video on them.
@@seanwalsh999 la scalas are pretty nice too. JBL has that boogie down sound through. Just wondering what other speakers that are horn loaded would be good too?
@@labalo5 Well you got me there, I guess Klipshits, and thats about it. Horns that big really require a large space to avoid that directional thing, that is why they don't tend to use them for Hi-fi.
Great speakers being driven by MID-FI Mcintosh. What a shame