I think authority and bass extension go hand in hand.
I think authority and bass extension go hand in hand.
Hallo!
I have now tested with a tune from youtube with good 20-40Hz bass content. I can see this from the input signal of dbx260.
I agree, now I can hear the difference with boost at 32hz with 6dB and Q-factor between 4,410 and 5,016 Bell shape.
Hallo!Originally Posted by ngccglp
Don't worry!
There is a system that I can compare the 4365 with, is this.
Totally differen't ballgame
When those twin 4641 kicks in one can clearly hear thundering bass shaking content at 20-80Hz. The 4365 has no chance in comparison.
Do you have a perf screen that drops down in front that gear? And if not, why not?
Widget
How about a link to those RPG panels on the ceiling? What are they made from? Interesting room.
No, there is not a perf screen. Only LCD-TV as shown in the picture.
My twin brother does not like projectors.
Mc"Twins" very clever.
That setup looks awesome.
He does not like video projectors, I take it? Those horns seem like they would 'project' quite effectively...No, there is not a perf screen. Only LCD-TV as shown in the picture.
My twin brother does not like projectors.
David F
San Jose
Then you would know what I'm talking about...Hallo!
Don't worry!
There is a system that I can compare the 4365 with, is this.
Totally differen't ballgame
When those twin 4641 kicks in one can clearly hear thundering bass shaking content at 20-80Hz. The 4365 has no chance in comparison.
Yes, I do.
These are not RPG products, not a singel one, accually.
All of the treatment is from SMT http://www.diffusor.com/
Thanks for the link. Can't translate it on my phone, but I'll look later. Very interesting treatment to that room.
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Anyone have any updates on the 4367 sound?
Joe http://www.audioshark.org/forum.php moderator
Any updates now? Had OP compared 4367 and 4365 side by side?
Widget made mention of a finish having a manufactured appearance that is off-putting. I am familiar with reconstituted wood veneer that fits that description though its hard (for me) to confirm this is what is on these 4367s. Reconstituted wood is actually layers of thin sheets of an abundant species that are glued and then pressed together. The wood can be died to mimic a particular species. That may well be what JBL used for your cabinets. The cost of the product (based upon my casual shopping for veneers over the past year) is not much less on a retail basis than veneer of the most common species (oak, walnut, beech, etc). It may be that because of its uniformity and lack of defects that it costs less in terms of waste and man-hours in the production process.
We may all agree that it lacks the appeal and distinction of some flat cut veneer hardwoods. Still it is wood, it is far more sustainable and it might get JBL California carbon offsets. Who knows, it may also be a look into the future when we are told we can't buy natural wood lumber anymore.
Funny, I was looking at my S4600 and thinking the grain and vertical pattern, extremely simliar, but mine are Cherry. That made me think they could possabily use the same base veneer and then stain/coat to suit speices look?
Jbl L15, S4600
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