JBL 4410 studio moniters

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Found a pair at goodwill today $20. No grills. Needed to remove the rear connector cup on one b/c of loose connector. Very simple fix. Listening to them now. They sound very good, but from pics I've seen online, I think these may have had drivers replaced with after market products. Drivers don't like pics of 4410s I've seen online. (Crappy ipad pic below). Not sure what is neutral setting for mid & HF, 0 at 4 o'clock or -3, w/ dial straight up. Opinions welcome. (Posted over at speaker forum as well.)

Thanks,
Jim

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Topic - JBL 4410 studio moniters - jazzthusiast 14:48:36 11/28/14 (7)

RE: JBL 4410 studio moniters - The Dill 08:08:53 11/30/14 (1)

RE: JBL 4410 studio moniters - jazzthusiast 12:19:12 11/30/14 (0)

one sure way to tell... - realistico 07:13:00 11/29/14 (4)

RE: one sure way to tell... - jazzthusiast 13:48:51 11/29/14 (2)

could be... - realistico 05:38:29 11/30/14 (1)

RE: could be... - jazzthusiast 12:18:03 11/30/14 (0)

Thanks for the helpful tips... - jazzthusiast 08:32:32 11/29/14 (0)

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