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Buy JBL 308P MkII
JBL Professional 308P MkII Next-Generation 8" 2-Way Powered Studio Monitor | $249.00 |  | |||
JBL 308P MkII 678 | $249.00 |  | |||
JBL 308PMKII Powered 8" Two-Way Monitor Speaker Outstanding Pe... Studio | $299.00 | | |||
JBL 2x 308P MkII 678 | $498.00 | | |||
JBL 308PMKII x2 Studio | $578.00 | | |||
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The speakers are amazing. All 5.1 and 2.1 soundbars are much worse. I had a Yamaha soundbar myself. Not the same... I paid 21 for this pair. It's unlikely there's anything better on the market. For those on a tight budget, it's truly a find. I use it with a Fiio DAC and a TV. I adjust the sound through my Xiaomi phone. Sony TV. Bass in a 14 m² room is just right. A subwoofer would be unnecessary. Get a good Chinese DAC plus these speakers, and the sound will be equivalent to a 70-worth setup if you compare it with an amplifier, sound card, and bookshelf speakers. Not yet discovered. use JBL 305P MkII week i recommend it should buy |
I bought 2 monitors, the sound is excellent, especially at the top, but due to the cheap amplifier, noise can be heard at a radius of less than 1.5-2 meters, and I advise everyone to do this) Good sound, highs are clearly audible Noise  Beatmaker Yung Jerry: use JBL 305P MkII few months |
Bloated sound, cumbersome sound, not enough density, very massive, low sound resolution difficult to say very large for bookshelf speakers, Igor michigor: use JBL 305P MkII few months |
Monitors that led the revolution
The first revision of JBL LSR monitors became a popular hit in the oversaturated market for inexpensive studio monitors. Literally all music magazines like SOS and Future Music unanimously praised them for a hitherto unseen combination of professional sound and affordable price. Usually, inexpensive monitors always made some compromises, while the 305 sounded honest and pleasant, fully meeting the requirements of the studio. Five years later, JBL released the second revision of the 305s, which redesigned the dynamic heads and made more flexible low-frequency equalization.
Got even better
Externally, these are all the same speakers with a recognizable lacquered front panel, a large bass reflex port at the back, a built-in class D amplifier and a branded waveguide, which was previously used in more expensive M2 series monitors. Its unusual shape ensures better coherence between the speakers and creates a more even sound field. Thanks to this monitors are not too capricious in the positioning of the listener. Roughly speaking, being a little to the side of them, you will hear exactly the same sound as in the perfect position. This somewhat simplifies the options for installing monitors in a room. Adds variability and a modified Boundary EQ switch that allows you to adjust the low frequencies depending on the room and the position of the monitors themselves. The treble switch, which allows you to add or remove 2 dB to the "tops", remains the same.
Smooth and honest sound with pronounced bass
Like the first revision, the 305P MkII uses a small fabric tweeter and a 5" polymer cone mounted on a rubber surround. In terms of sound, this is still one of the most interesting options in the low-cost segment: the timbre is even and neutral, but without dryness that tyres the ears. Despite the small size of the woofer, the bass is clearly distinguishable, it has decent power, pressure and structure. For this they are so loved by producers of electronic music, where powerful bass is critical. At the same time, the upper frequencies sound clean and pleasant, although they are slightly lacking in detail. This is a feature of all fabric "tweeters". In general, these monitors have a fairly balanced and versatile sound, so they are equally respected by techno producers and pop music connoisseurs.
variability
Oh yes, in addition to the 5 and 8-inch models, the MkII now has a more compromise solution with a 6-inch speaker. So choosing the right option for the room is now even easier.
