Product Comparison: JBL LSR-308 vs Yamaha HS8
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- Love these monitors. Perfect reference. Ive mixed a few records on them and I must say that myself and my clients are very satisfied.
- I have some older JBL computer speakers I use during the initial stages of recording and these LSR308 are Great home studio speakers to finish off the projects!
- I enjoy them very much and was very pleased with the price I paid.
- Great sound, very good response to all of my synthesizer range. I am not a studio engineer, but they sound great to me.
- These are my go-to studio monitors to hear true sound without all the color a hi-fi system would produce.
- Great monitors for our small studio. Sound is so much better than the 5 inch we had before.
- Have had them set up in my studio for about a little under a month and these are great quality and knock.
- Heavy duty speakers for recording studio or home theater. Great sound.
- Perfect set of small monitors. Very detailed sound.
- They also look good though they are a little big for my space, I'll live with that however.
- Perfect reference sound for recording studio.
- There is zero noise and they are clear and clean in all ranges at all levels.
- Good bass, highs are sharp. Easy to listen for hours without feeling like your ears are beat up.
- Speakers are the most accurate I've ever owned, just plain awesome for any production, music, cinematic production/editing.
- These JBL LSR308 studio monitors lacked in the super-high frequencies area
- These studio monitors are not as tight, punchy, clean, crisp, responsive as they Event 20/20BAS studio monitors because they don't have as much power
- Volume can get very loud and quiet. Great quality woofer and tweeter. HUGE fan of JBL speakers. XLR and 1/4 connection.
- I"ve always been a JBL fan and these baby"s are as always,well built, great looking and sound awesome
- The greatly reduced weight from previous models may have seemed like a "feature", but the light weight also says cheap, and acts unstable.
- The only drawback I realized after purchase,(obvious, but I didn't consider...) is there is no speaker protection whatsoever, so they need a safe location where they wont get bumped.