JBL LSR28p vs. LSR6328 ??

gb-jazz · 23rd February 2005, 08:19 AM

In regards to the JBL LSR 28p and the JBL LSR 6328p: Does anyone know if there is any actual noticable sonic difference between these models and if so what they are?

What, if any, changes have occured in the technology? Does anybody use the LSR 6328's and if so how do you like them? I am very interested in these speakers, but maybe I should just purchase the older model since I can get them for less than half the price. I have also been looking into the Dynaudio BM6a's. I write and mix mostly hip hop and electronic music but also occasionally mix rock as well. Right now I mix with NS10s and I am about to sell my HR824s for something more accurate. Anybody with informed opinions on these matters is much appreciated.

gb-jazz · 23rd February 2005, 07:29 PM

RKrizman · 24th February 2005, 12:24 AM

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Originally posted by gb-jazz
In regards to the JBL LSR 28p and the JBL LSR 6328p: Does anyone know if there is any actual noticable sonic difference between these models and if so what they are? What, if any, changes have occured in the technology? Does anybody use the LSR 6328's and if so how do you like them? I am very interested in these speakers, but maybe I should just purchase the older model since I can get them for less than half the price. I have also been looking into the Dynaudio BM6a's. I write and mix mostly hip hop and electronic music but also occasionally mix rock as well. Right now I mix with NS10s and I am about to sell my HR824s for something more accurate. Anybody with informed opinions on these matters is much appreciated.

This doesn't answer your question, exactly, but I think the LSR28's are great for hip hop and rock. Very gratifying low end, very easy to "feel" when the beat is happening. Unlike the Dynaudios or Mackies (IMO). A friend of mine has compared the old and new JBL's and feel they are pretty much the same beast.

I like my LSR's and use them alongside ADAMs S3-As and NS-10s.

-R

gb-jazz · 24th February 2005, 12:57 AM

Thank you for the reply RKrizman. I called JBL and they said that some of they component's parts "may" have been upgraded. They told me the tweeter is now shielded and that the Room Mode Correction parametric eq has been added. Still I wonder if I can still get pretty much the same results with the LSR 28p

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23rd February 2005, 08:19 AM	#1
gb-jazz Gear maniac Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 165	JBL LSR 28p vs. JBL LSR 6328p In regards to the JBL LSR 28p and the JBL LSR 6328p: Does anyone know if there is any actual noticable sonic difference between these models and if so what they are? What, if any, changes have occured in the technology? Does anybody use the LSR 6328's and if so how do you like them? I am very interested in these speakers, but maybe I should just purchase the older model since I can get them for less than half the price. I have also been looking into the Dynaudio BM6a's. I write and mix mostly hip hop and electronic music but also occasionally mix rock as well. Right now I mix with NS10s and I am about to sell my HR824s for something more accurate. Anybody with informed opinions on these matters is much appreciated.

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24th February 2005, 12:57 AM	#4
gb-jazz Gear maniac Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 165	Thank you for the reply RKrizman. I called JBL and they said that some of they component's parts "may" have been upgraded. They told me the tweeter is now shielded and that the Room Mode Correction parametric eq has been added. Still I wonder if I can still get pretty much the same results with the LSR 28p