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David,

Well thought out. I must print it for my audio history scrap book.

I can't say I disagree. Perhaps JBL will come out with a counter measure like post 192. I really don't think its...

It is interesting but people are people and its not the first time PR , not the product has back fired on the Brand in a global market. The message for the target audience does not always win the...

I actual saw the post immediately after it was posted. It was very late/early.

I think Greg wrote it after a quick scan of the thread and felt obligated to at least answer some questions that he...

I have not hard data but my impression is JBL distribution in the States has been inconsistant and patchy from the get go over the years with changes in management and the corporate thing.

If...

I think its a catch 22.

The market as a rule buys what its exposed to.

Why do you think its being launched as ground zero?

JBL as a business model needs distribution. They need coverage...

The void of affordability and Hi End audio has always been filled by the diy audio guru. Hi End sound does not mean Hi End prices but you do have to spend money and be prepared to work at it.
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Greg,

You are up late, I'll bet you just arrived back.

Thankyou for yet another informative post.

Much appreciated to get to straight from The Man.

The crossovers appear to be in the...

Jack,

I imagine that free of corporate influences Greg Timbers could have come up with something quite different. That is how the L250 started out. But the fact is there are numerous...

The voltage drive of the UHF tweeter is what gets me!!:bouncy:

It would be interesting to hear the tweeter on/off in a blind test.

Ian

Jack,

I agree with your insights however the overriding considerations may have more to do with the sensitivies and sensibilities of the intended market audience. The risks involved in attempting...

Mr JBL. Could be a Giskard impostor!

But I love the JBL cap!

Make sure you bring one of those back Don.

Please forgive my humour.

Ian