In Reply to: More new speakers posted by sberger on March 7, 2021 at 09:05:39:
with 70s era JBLs is running the midrange a good octave too high for consistent directivity. It causes a peculiar hour glass shaped soundstage perspective in terms of frequency: wide at bottom and top and shrunken in a critical range. I think they were intended for nearfield listening only.
Enjoy, but current versions corrected that anomaly.
BTW, the stands do look much nicer. :)
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