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Been a long time not posting. Have been working on a written piece and need to get in contact with Greg Timbers. Is he around here or does anyone here in contact with him? Thanks again. You can...

If you think 3 weeks on the market for those 4430's (which cost me $1300) is a long time, maybe it is...maybe it isn't. They are the nicest ones I have ever seen.

If my wife let me bring another pair into the house and get away with $100 I would do it in a second. For me, the emotional distress that is caused is probably the equivalent of $10K in her eyes...

I rarely see nice pairs on offer, and I rarely see them come up for sale...I searched long and hard for mine, and they are mint. I bought them a year ago and they were outfitted by JBL Pro with...

Mc2300 with 4430s is a brilliant combination. I have been experimenting with several Mc2300s and large JBLS, and soon might have some 4435s to connect.

I can personally say that Sculpted Foam Innovations offers a superior product - he is a total JBL enthusiast. He has been out and about lately because of a massive move to Washington state and is a...

Simply amazing work...I do believe you improved them, if not made them more desirable. Can't wait to see them when they are finished.

I have a pair of 4430s that go well with my McIntosh MC2300 - 300 Watts per channel (more like 420+) and it sounds very good. The MC2300 is one of the first larger Mc amps designed that came out in...

Contact Scott McCoy at Sculpted Foam Innovations.

He always has them in stock, is a JBL fanatic, and knows more about the L100 than most people - as he has more pairs of them than probably...

Thanks Don - I will also be adding my own closeups today or tomorrow.

The thing about the C533, is that it was not sold as a cabinet, it was sold as a complete speaker through what was coming to be JBL Pro, and as it says in a few threads on this board, that the C533...

Thanks, yes I read this several times, and the search has not been my friend. But when you read these, it's basically wrong, because the 4310 was NOT made at the request of Bob Fine, the C533 was,...

I thought I would post one of the rear labels from the C533 ‘Bob Fine’ monitors. Both envelopes stapled to the back were still untouched, and I was hoping to find some more information about them...

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My best find was a pair that you might have seen on that auction site - a set of original C533s - the original JBL made to design specs for the late, great C. Robert Fine. I have not found much info...

Get a McIntosh MC2300. Make sure you get the later model with the temp. sensor for the fans. They are very heavy, but most put out more than 400 watts per channel. I love this amp - though not the...

Honestly, I would not wait forever with a purchase from JBL Pro. I would buy them off eBay for $10 - the seller's name is dougie.com and his name is Douglas Grimm. I have been happy with the ones I...

I was going to say it was one of those JBL customer specials built to order, but yes, you are right - painted pegs. Good observation...

After looking through the notes on the back they are models C533WX - as I know now they are Model C533 with a walnut enclosure. Now that I know that they are C533's - which seems to make them the...

Just got back from a long trip up to Lake Tahoe to retrieve the 4310 prototypes (the C. Robert Fine JBL Monitors) that I purchased. I was able to interview the owner for more than 2 hours about the...

I hate to bring this up because I think it is here somewhere. I am looking for the paint code for JBL gray monitors from the late 60s and early 70s. All I could find was the baffle paint and Altec...

Awesome project. I would say talk to many people before sanding and or/refinishing. There are lots of knowledgeable people in this area. For example, I have talked to some local restorers on how...

I really don't think there as 'less' -philes of anything today, I would say there are more. I believe -phile added to any word is an old term. Today we use the word enthusiast.

Working class...

And no, it would not be sacrilege to refinish them to match the espresso pieces - if you had an in at JBL here in SO CAL you probably could have gotten them made that way. By the way, did you see...

Hey I thought this was a JBL board...I see there are lots of knowledgeable people around here on many other things besides JBL...

If you've never driven a 914 you should, especially the 2.0...