Review on Hollow speaker system JBL 305P MkII 1 column black by Agata Koczan ᠌

A fantastic product from JBL, it is used in homes and studios as an inexpensive way to access high-end audio. We pick a decent listening spot and take in the wonderful bass; for me, it is at midbass level at 3.5 meters. I use a Cowon X9 Hi-Fi player to listen. Pros include: A good speaker arrangement produces sound that is consistent throughout the full frequency range. The phase inverter can produce very low and deep bass with just a little equalization, negating the need for a bass subwoofer. High-frequency sound of silk. You can manually equalize the channels by controlling the input signal in steps. HF and LF channel step attenuator. I don't change it; it is at zero. Without any boosters, monitors listen, and you can hear how they introduce distortion. Avoid using a loud excess. Biamping! woofer and tweeter amplification channels that are separate. The muzzle has a light strip that serves as a lovely, completely unobtrusive signal of the on status. Con drawbacks control panels in the back. The front panel's glossy sheen doesn't annoy me in the least. Only XLR and jack inputs are balanced. We purchase replacement cable right away; it has two mono jacks on a stereo mini-jack and costs 600 for a three-meter length. The wire is divided into two mono cords. There are no frontal protective grills.