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Automatically analyzes and corrects the sound for accurate mixing.
The JBL LSR4300 Series Studio Monitors are designed for critical recording wstereo and multi-channel audio production applications that require exceptional spectral accuracy and high SPL capability. Exclusive technology from JBL automatically analyzes and corrects the response of each speaker in the room for absolute accuracy in mixing.
Acknowledging that much of today's production is carried out in acoustically untreated rooms, the LSR4300 Series is the first professional monitor to combine JBL's Linear Spatial Reference technology and automated RMCTM Room Mode Correction, an onboard system that automatically compensates for low frequency anomalies measured at the mix position.
The LSR4300 Studio Monitor enhances computer-based music production by incorporating system-wide volume control, input source selection, individual speaker solo and user EQ. Harman HiQnetTM Network protocol enables centralized system-wide control from any speaker, wireless remote control, or computer using LSR4300 Control Center Software.
438H Low Frequency Transducer
The 8" woofer utilizes a powerful, shielded neodymium lightweight magnet which can be used in close proximity to CRT-type monitors with no interference. The transducer utilizes a copper-clad polepiece that improves high frequency output by reducing voice coil inductance. A copper ribbon voice coil ensures high sensitivity, and a flux shorting ring stabilizes the magnetic field in the gap, reducing distortion. Heat sinking has been placed close to the magnetic gap in order to draw out heat as efficiently as possible. The cone is polymer coated for uniformity of response over the woofer's passband.
431G High Frequency Transducer The high frequency transducer has a treated silk diaphragm that produces uniform and smooth sound. Its flat ribbon aluminum voice coil ensures low-moving mass and enables the transducer to achieve response out to 22kHz. A lightweight neodymium magnet structure with integral heat sinking, along with Ferrofluid in the magnetic gap, enable the transducer to produce high peak output levels with minimal power compression. The magnet structure is integrally shielded, enabling the system to be used in proximity to CRT-type monitors with no interference.
Bi-amplified Power System
The LSR4328P Studio Monitor incorporates 2 high power amplifiers that provide 150 watts of power to the low frequency transducer and 70 watts of power to the high frequency transducer. A precision digital dividing network having high-order Linkwitz-Riley slope characteristics for smooth transition between transducers, results in exceptional imaging and lack of time smear. The circuitry also yields a tonal-artifact-free noise floor.
Network and Digital Features
The JBL LSR4300 Series utilizes the Harman HiQnetTM network protocol that allows centralized control of a multi-channel system from a from any speaker's front panel, wireless remote control, or computer via a standard USB connection and LSR4300 Control Center Software. The network is configured using supplied CAT5 cable and by setting a DIP switch on each speaker. Harman HiQnet also enables synchronized RMC calibration of all speakers on the network.
JBL LSR 4328P Studio Monitor Pair Features:
- Key Features: Advanced LSR Linear Spatial
- Reference Design provides neutral off-axis response for greater clarity at the mix position
- Automated RMCTM Room Mode
- Correction system with calibration microphone measures and automatically compensates for low frequency standing waves and boundary conditions
- Harman HiQnetTM Network Protocol enables system-wide control of level, EQ, input selection, solo and more
- Wireless remote control and LSR4300
- Control Center Software enable control from the listening position
- AES/EBU, S/PDIF digital inputs
- Balanced analog input with selectable +4dBu / -10 dBV sensitivity
- Bi-amplified design eliminates the need for external amplification
- Front panel output meter with variable brightness displays signal level
- Custom designed, self-shielded transducers with neodymium motor structures for exceptional transient response and superb power-handling
- Integrated mounting points allow
- wall mounting for greater placement options
- Built-in handles facilitate optimum positioning
- Low and High Frequency
- Equalization with factory presets allows tailoring of response to preference, or acoustic conditions in the room
JBL LSR 4328P Studio Monitor Pair Specifications:
- Frequency Response: (+/- 1.5 dB): 55Hz—20kHz
- Enclosure Resonant Frequency: 52Hz
- Low Frequency Extension: User controls set to default
- -3 dB: 47 Hz — 22 kHz
- -10 dB: 39 Hz — 32 kHz
- Low-High Frequency Crossover: Digital Crossover: 2.4kHz, 8th order LR LF/4th order BW HF
- Distortion, 96dB SPL,
- 1 m: Mid-High Frequency
- (200 Hz - 20 kHz)
- 2nd Harmonic: <0.4%
- 3rd Harmonic: <0.3%
- Low Frequency (<200 Hz)
- 2nd Harmonic: <0.8%
- 3rd Harmonic: <1.4%
- Measured Maximum Continuous SPL : 106dB / 1m
- Measured Maximum Peak SPL: 112dB / 1m
- Maximum Peak SPL Per Pair: 118dB SPL / 1m
- Low Frequency Model: 436H
- Diameter: 159 mm (6-1/4")
- Voice Coil: 1.5" (38 mm)
- Magnet Type: Neodymium
- Cone Type: Polymer coated paper fiber
- Impedance: 8 ohms
- High Frequency Model: 431G
- Diameter: 25 mm (1 in) diaphragm
- Voice Coil: 1" (25 mm)
- Magnet Type: Neodymium, shielded with integral heat sink
- Diaphragm Type: Silk Dome
- Other Features: Elliptical oblate spheroidal waveguide
- Impedance: 4 ohms
- Amplifier:
- Low Frequency Topology: Class A-B Monolithic, Balanced
- Sine Wave Power Rating: 150 watts (<0.1% THD into rated impedance)
- THD + N, _ Power: <0.02%
- High Frequency Topology: Class A-B Monolithic
- Sine Wave Power Rating: 70 watts (<0.1% THD into rated impedance)
- THD + N, _ Power: <0.02%
- AC Input Voltage: 115 VAC, 60 Hz (230VAC, 50 Hz — models LSR4328P/230 and
- LSR4326P/230)
- AC Input Connector: IEC
- Self-Generated Noise Level: <13 dBA / 1m tonal artifact-free noise floor using analog input
- 1/8TH Power Rating: 13 watts LSR4326P
- Full Power Rating (100 hrs. IEC 58 watts IEC Pink Noise LF Channel Only
- pink noise, 6dB crest Factor):
- Wattage Rating: AC at 1/8th power IEC Pink Noise 60 watts
- Maximum Current: AC at maximum power output (audio)
- 120V AC line 2.2A (LSR4328P, LSR4326P)
- 230V AC line 1.1A (LSR4328P/230, LSR4326P/230)
- Fuse Value: 5A, 250VAC, Time Lag (LSR4328P, LSR4326P)
- 2.5A, 250VAC, Time Lag (LSR4328P/230, LSR4326P/230)
- Inputs and Outputs
- Analog XLR IN: Selectable +4 dBu/-10 dBV; Input Impedance 10K.
- Positive voltage applied to XLR pin 2 produces outward woofer
- motion
- 1/4-in tip-ring-sleeve IN: Balanced or unbalanced, Selectable +4 dBu/-10 dBV; Input impedance 20K. Positive voltage applied to 1/4" tip produces
- outward woofer motion
- AD Converters: 96kHz, 24 Bit, 64x Over sampling
- Calibrated Input Sensitivity,
- Analog XLR & 1/4":
- +4 dBu: 94 dB SPL / 1 m
- -10 dBV: 94 dB SPL / 1 m
- Digital XLR IN: AES/EBU(IEC60958)
- XLR OUT: AES/EBU(IEC60958)
- RCA IN: S/PDIF , (EIAJ CP1201)
- RCA OUT: S/PDIF (EIAJ CP1201)
- Digital Input Sample Rates: 96k Hz, 88.2 kHz, 48 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 32 kHz. Tolerance: +/- 3%
- Digital Input Word Length: 24 Bit
- RMC Microphone Input 1 8" tip-ring-sleeve; powered +15 Volts on tip.
- (Use supplied microphone only)
- Network Connection: RJ45 IN, RJ45 OUT
- Network Protocol: Proprietary Harman HiQNetTM Protocol using RS485
- Computer Interface: USB Type 1
- Front Panel Controls: ON, SOLO, RMC, EQ ON, LF, HF, PRESET, INPUT, +/-
- RMC Functions: Start, Bypass
- RMC Filter Range: 73 Frequencies (1/24th octave centers) between 20Hz to 160Hz, with a variable Q from 1 (1.4 octave bandwidth) to 16
- (1/11th octave bandwidth, and from 3 to 12 dB of attenuation.
- LF EQ: Factory Default: 500Hz Shelf, +/- 2dB in _ dB increments.
- 137 corner frequencies between 19.7 Hz and 1kHz accessible
- via LSR4300 Control Center Software
- HF EQ: Factory Default: 2kHz Shelf , +/- 2dB in _ dB increments 104
- corner frequencies between 1kHz and 20.2 kHz accessible via
- LSR4300 Control Center Software
- PRESET: 1-6 Factory/User plus NULL. Recall only.
- STORE possible using LSR4300 Control Center Software.
- INPUT Selection: Analog (XLR / 1/4")
- S/PDIF A, B
- AES/EBU A, B
- +/- Default: System Volume Control: 0 dB to -
- Secondary functions: Increment/decrement value of selected
- function
- Rear Panel Controls: Input sensitivity +4dBu/ -10dBV
- 8 SPEAKER ID DIP switches: Left, Right, Center, Left
- Surround, Right Surround, Center Surround, Left Extra,
- Right Extra
- Additional Controls via LSR4300 DIM (-12dB at full volume), System MUTE, Preset STORE;
- Control Center Software: LOAD Configuration, SAVE Configuration; Level TRIM +3 dB to — 10 db in 1/4dB increments
- Front Panel Display: 31 LED Segments for dBFS and indication of settings
- Front Panel Meter: -70 dBFS to 0 dBFS plus CLIP
- Rear Panel Indicators: 5 LEDs indicate active input & digital stream selection
- Physical Finish: Dark graphite
- Handles: 2, flush mounted on sides
- Mounting: 4 threaded mounting points conforming to industry standard
- square pattern, 107.9 mm x 50.8 mm (4 1/4" x 2" ) center to
- center
- M6 metric threads. Not for Suspension! Only placement
- on bracket
- Low Frequency Vent: Rear ported linear dynamics aperture
- Baffle Construction: Injection-molded structural ABS
- Enclosure Construction: 19mm (3 4") MDF
- Net Weight: 13 kg (28-1/2 lbs.)
- Dimensions: (9.3"W x 15.25H" x 10.3D")
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Extreme Accuracy
I started my studio just as I am sure many others have, low budget. I have gradually gained more experience and a larger budget, so I am trying to invest into the best equipment I can. I was looking for an upgrade from my Behringer Truth studio monitors, and was trying to decide between the Mackie HR824s and the JBL LSR4328Ps. The only way to really tell if you like anything is to compare it side by side with a competitor. I did just that. The Mackies were nice, but the JBLs were amazing! As soon as I calibrated the JBLs to my studio?s control room, I knew these were the ones for me. The accuracy was just unbelievable. They translated so well to consumer stereo systems. They are in a sense like microscopes for my ears, I hear every detail. These are by far the best purchase I have made for the studio yet and do not regret spending the extra cash.
Reviewed by JPL Records on 5/9/2007 who plays Rock, Alternative.
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Barnone!
My uncle the legendary Steel guitar player jimmy Day took me to get my first guitar and he told me if your gonna get something pertaining to music get something good cause you'll get discouraged if you get a cheap piece of junk, and I think that was probably some of the best advice I've ever had, I did'nt really have money for these but I got them and I own my own record label so pro quality is the only way to go. These are the best monitors I've ever heard and the ease of use is self explanitory, I couldn't be happier. The only way your gonna get better monitors is spending ten's of thousands on custom made Genelecs. But hey I'd still put em' up agaisnt those once I add the sub. You really can SEE the sound field with immaculate precision. DO NOT go and buy some 300$ pair of monitors you will only wish you had gotten these. Thank you JBL and Guitar center. Youv'e made me Rich.
Buck Lovett
Smokin' Buzzard Records
Reviewed by Buck Lovett on 3/21/2007 who plays All.
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Sound, Quality, Value in JBL LSR4328P
The JBL LSR4328P monitors provide an excellent sound, quality value for most recording musicians, project studios and control rooms.
With its auto Room Mode Correction, intelligent HiQnet and Control Center software, these monitors are easy to set up and use. Just connect the monitors via the supplied ethernet cables, set the DIP switches and, plug in the RMC mic, press a button on the remote or front panels and the monitors do the rest. The monitors can also be controlled with a Windows or Mac computer with the supplied USB cable.
A wide variety of inputs (digital AES/EBU, SPDIF, and analogue XLR and TRS) allows for incredible flexibility. This way you can connect multiple sources and switch inputs with the supplied remote, or front panel, when necessary.
With a nice tight low end, clear mids and detailed highs, these bi-amped active monitors will suit most monitoring situations very well. Although, for some applications, you'll probably want to add a subwoofer to your setup. The JBL LSR series is great for 5.1 surround monitoring as well.
If you're looking for a new pair of monitors for your project studio, or studio control room, you'll be hard pressed to find a better overall ease-of-use, great sound, quality, and value from the JBL LSR4238P and Guitar Center.
Reviewed by JordanAudio on 10/23/2006 who plays Classical, Jazz, Folk, Bluegrass.
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EXTREMELY PLEASED
These monitors are dead accurate, easy to use and probably one of the best investments I've made in my studio. Cheap monitors, in my experience, produce a cheap mix. These are the best I've ever had!
Reviewed by Goldleaf Studio on 8/31/2007 who plays Gospel.
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