S4700 use cloth surround indeed,and its 2216Nd is so great that it is also used in newly developed M2.Originally Posted by Dave_72
so it is one of my goal.
Dave,JBL strongly recommend Crown® iTech 5000HD to power M2,so you should have a try to your S4700
4313 said the designer himself has said that, in his opinion, the S4700 is more lively and musical compared to
4365.
46 lover
I would not be surprised if all this Crown technology filters down into the H/K line. If I'm not mistaken, some of the latest H/K's already incorporate some of the technology.Dave, JBL strongly recommend Crown® iTech 5000HD to power M2, so you should have a try to your S4700
Alot of people complain that H/K isn't what it used to be. We'll JBL and Crown certainly aren't either!I'm pretty confident that they all go very well together.
Just as intended.
The "Studio Monitor" systems have usually been voiced differently than the other Consumer products so it comes down to preference.4313 said the designer himself has said that, in his opinion, the S4700 is more lively and musical compared to 4365.
Oh,i don't think H/K is a HIFI machine at allI would not be surprised if all this Crown technology filters down into the H/K line. If I'm not mistaken, some of the latest H/K's already incorporate some of the technology.
Alot of people complain that H/K isn't what it used to be. We'll JBL and Crown certainly aren't either!
The "Studio Monitor" systems have usually been voiced differently than the other Consumer products so it comes down to preference.
look,this is Hi-End machine
Oh,i don't think H/K is a HIFI machine at all
look,this is Hi-End machine
The fact remains that H/K has had its share of milestones. Harman will gladly sell you something from one of their other brands if you'd feel better spending alot more money.The Crown as referenced for instance, but get two.
But my point was specifically that the Crown technology will likely permeate throughout Harman. I mentioned H/K in particular simply because I noticed a few weeks ago that the newest offerings at the show were considerably lighter than previous models and I believe some form of EQ was incorported. I could be wrong as I didn't investigate in depth.
In the meantime Harman will continue to permeate on itself!
Always fun learning more.......
I think that there was some decent intent somewhere in there at some point in history.In the meantime Harman will continue to permeate on itself!
Really, I guess I just feel kind of bad for them. Well, some of them anyway.
Yeah, I'm getting very good bass after break in of these S4700s.S4700 use cloth surround indeed,and its 2216Nd is so great that it is also used in newly developed M2.
so it is one of my goal.
Dave,JBL strongly recommend Crown® iTech 5000HD to power M2,so you should have a try to your S4700
4313 said the designer himself has said that, in his opinion, the S4700 is more lively and musical compared to
4365.
Yeah, maybe. Right now, I'm looking at Pass Labs Class A amps.
Ok, cool, thanks!
S4700 owner.
Ok, thanks.
S4700 owner.
On the subject of foam vs cloth surround, I have always wondered why JBL isn't using rubber surround. I had 30 year old Kef 105/2 on which the woofers had a rubber surround and they were like new after 3 decades. No drying, no desintegration.
Lee
We know they have used the technology but just choose not to in most applications. Must be some reason for it which I assume has something to do with movement and/or efficiency. Everything in the L7 has butyl rubber surrounds except (the 035ti and . . .) the LE120H-1.
". . . as you have no doubt noticed, no one told the 4345 that it can't work correctly so it does anyway."—Greg Timbers
They use rubber surrounds on some of the modern drivers.
Because of only a few of H/K low level AV amp could be found in China
The fact remains that H/K has had its share of milestones. Harman will gladly sell you something from one of their other brands if you'd feel better spending alot more money.
But my point was specifically that the Crown technology will likely permeate throughout Harman. I mentioned H/K in particular simply because I noticed a few weeks ago that the newest offerings at the show were considerably lighter than previous models and I believe some form of EQ was incorported. I could be wrong as I didn't investigate in depth.
After a long time run-in,your S4700 will be getting better and betterYeah, I'm getting very good bass after break in of these S4700s.
Yeah, maybe. Right now, I'm looking at Pass Labs Class A amps.
Ok, cool, thanks!
I think PASS 350.5 is a good choise for you,but in my opion, 350.5 is still lack of some powerful bass.
Yes,no drying, no desintegration,and no rotting.
Rubber surround is widely used in many speakers for many years,and really,rubber surround can last for a long long time.
but for JBL,it is another thing.
Foam surround is JBL signboard.
Yes,JBL begain to use rubber surround on some of its modern drivers in recent years.
JBL has a variety of surround selection.
But rubber surround for JBL is a revolution or regression,who knows?
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Posting Permissions
