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JBL LSR25P Compact 5.25 Inch Powered Studio Monitor
Every pro audio company is making small, powerful, bi-amped nearfield monitors, so you know that JBL's entry in the field is going to be a stone winner. The LSR25P is chock full of clever bits that all add up to that legendary JBL sound. Let's kick it off with a 5.25 in. woofer with a non-woven carbon fiber composite cone. Add a 1 in. titanium composite diaphragm tweeter with an elliptical oblate spheroidal waveguide. Didn't we hear Scotty say that on Star Trek once? Powering those components is an 80 watt amp for the lows and 40 watts for the highs. Add that together, pilgrims, and that's a whopping 120 watts of power hunkering down in each of these little bulldogs. They're shielded so you can place them next to video monitors without either the speaker or video going goofy on you. JBL also put the power and volume controls on the front where they should be. There's a built-in high pass filter in case you want to hook up an optional subwoofer for full-blast bassage. This rig is for MIDI studios, personal recording workstations, keyboard practice, computers, or as a really neat small stereo system when you hook up a CD player to them. They're also great as "small speaker reference monitors," although these might be too good for the job. Most folk's home stereos don't sound this good. LSR25P Powered Studio Monitor Features• Ý 5.25 in. woofer with non-woven carbon fiber composite cone.• Ý 1 in. Titanium composite diaphragm tweeter. • Ý Elliptical Oblate Spheroidal (EOS) Waveguide with 50Á x 100Á dispersion. • Ý Bi-amplified design with 80 watts of low frequency power and 40 watts of high frequency power. • Ý Front Panel Volume and Power Controls. • Ý Integrated mounting points for horizontal or vertical orientation. • Ý Shielded for use next to Video Monitors • Ý Built-in high pass for use with optional subwoofer.Technical Description • Frequency Response (+1, -2 dB): 70 Hz - 20kHz • Low Frequency Extension: -3 dB: 65 Hz, -6 dB: 56 Hz, -10 dB: 48 Hz (User controls set to default) • Crossover Frequency: 2.3 kHz, 4th-Order Electroacoustic Linkwitz-Riley • Input Connectors: XLR Balanced (+4 dBu), RCA unbalanced (-10 dBV) • User Controls: High frequency control, workstation boundary compensation, low frequency alignment, 80 Hz high pass filter (for use with subwoofer) • Variable input attenuation: 0 to 26 dB • Low Frequency Transducer: 134mm (5.25 in.) diameter, 38mm (1.5 in.) diameter voice coil, Ferrite magnet with Integral Shielding, Tempered Paper cone with Butyl Rubber Surround, 8 ohms impedance • High Frequency Transducer: 25mm (1 in.) diaphragm, 25mm (1 in.) diameter voice coil, Ferrite magnet with Integral Shielding, Damped Titanium Composite diaphragm, 4 ohms impedance • High Frequency Waveguide: Elliptical Oblate Spheroidal (EOS) Waveguide, 50Á x 100Á dispersion • Low Frequency Amplifier: Bridged Class A-B Monolithic, 100 Watts Sine Wave Rating (
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