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Table 5 · 01-08-2022, 10:42 AM

Awesome insight, thanks!

Funny you show that link as I've come across that guy on Kijiji, and he always seems to have some interesting looking stuff, and it all seems to be fairly well priced considered the effort.

A few follow up questions:

1) Is there any rhyme or reason to the JBL speaker nomenclature? Ie. what's the difference between a 4301 and 4401? Also, sound wise do you find a big difference between the JBL monitors and the Loudspeakers?

2) Any thoughts on British/BBC-type speakers like Spendors or Harbeths? From what it sounds like they might be closer to the East Coast sound as well.
Ie. https://www.kijiji.ca/v-view-details...dId=1598600436 New versions of these are in the 6-8K range, but it sounds like they are not that different from the older models.

3) It also seems like Canada had (or perhaps still does) have a pretty good history with speakers, but you don't hear about them as much these days. How do Canadian speakers compare to the West coast" or "East Coast" sound?

01-08-2022, 10:42 AM	#177
Table 5 Franchise Player Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: NYYC Exp:	Awesome insight, thanks! Funny you show that link as I've come across that guy on Kijiji, and he always seems to have some interesting looking stuff, and it all seems to be fairly well priced considered the effort. A few follow up questions: 1) Is there any rhyme or reason to the JBL speaker nomenclature? Ie. what's the difference between a 4301 and 4401? Also, sound wise do you find a big difference between the JBL monitors and the Loudspeakers? 2) Any thoughts on British/BBC-type speakers like Spendors or Harbeths? From what it sounds like they might be closer to the East Coast sound as well. Ie. https://www.kijiji.ca/v-view-details...dId=1598600436 New versions of these are in the 6-8K range, but it sounds like they are not that different from the older models. 3) It also seems like Canada had (or perhaps still does) have a pretty good history with speakers, but you don't hear about them as much these days. How do Canadian speakers compare to the West coast" or "East Coast" sound?