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JBL LSR305
$150 for pair on amazon
amazon.com/JBL-LSR305-Professional-Studio-Monitor/dp/B00F1DEI8G/

>review
youtube.com/watch?v=qOySstGCMRg

I already own monitor audio BX2 but for fuck sake, for $150 I would have bought them immediately if they would ship to EU :(

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usually they go for double that, around $150 for single speaker, not for pair

jbl is a meme brand

>another review
noaudiophile.com/JBL_LSR305/

you are thinking of m-audio

I was able to listen to them a year ago. sound ok, but nothing mindblowing

woah I've never seen what I would call bookshelf speakers that were powered and took 1/4" trs and xlr.

Is that a common feature on other products on that form factor?
I've been using a pair of JBL eon 10" powered pa speakers as piano keyboard speakers but they're honestly a bit too big for a personal practice studio type situation. I need to be able to sit within 4 feet of the speakers, and my current eon's dont sound that good if you're that close, so I put them on the floor, but the compression drivers go over my head and I dont hear the high end.

I'm thinking monitors this size would be perfect, I could perch them right at head level

pic related is my current setup. you cant see the whole speakers but obviously the placement is janky, because they're too large.

I dont want to sacrifice any more low end though, and I'm afraid I already am, with 10" drivers even.

piano, organ, and bass sounds mostly.

dude those jbl's have 5" drivers, they aren't what you want

>tfw I bought the LSR305s at $265

already back up to 240

Postan my str8 70s set up. Anyone use wharfedales? Thinking of the 10.1.