The original JBL L100 loudspeaker was released in 1970, itself a consumer version of the popular JBL 4310 Pro Studio Monitor. L100 production subsequently added the L100A and L100 Century evolutions ...

Back in the day audio nerds (like me) knew the L100 was the consumer version of JBL's sought after 4311 pro studio monitors. The L100 epitomized 1970s West Coast sound, and once you heard an L100 ...

As with the legendary L100 3-way bookshelf loudspeaker released in 1970, itself a consumer version of the popular JBL 4310 Pro Studio Monitor, the new L100 Classic follows on the heels of the ...

Debuting at CES in 1970, the L-100 was developed based on the success of JBL's popular 4310 studio monitors. What are the key ...

In the heydays of 70s hi-fi, few speakers were as famous as JBL’s L100. Considered one of the ... KH80 is the flattest speaker I’ve tested, a studio monitor which uses digital signal ...

To prove the point, JBL has just announced the launch of the new JBL 4309 Studio Monitor compact bookshelf loudspeakers. These come from HARMAN’s Luxury Audio Group and are modeled on the award ...

Detailed, authoritative, and one of the most cohesive sounding active loudspeakers around. The JBL 4329P check off almost every box. JBL is a brand in transition and one with a very clear vision for ...

Case in point: the JBL 4329P Studio Monitor. The 4329P are powered, streaming-savvy speakers that share a strong aesthetic likeliness to previous passive JBL models, namely the five-star, high-end ...

JBL's new CLUB series could serve as a happy medium between pro monitors and consumer headphones by combining studio-grade specs with more mainstream features like adaptive noise cancellation (ANC ...

Here’s how it works. At NAB2007, JBL Professional will unveil its LSR4300 Series studio monitors for broadcast applications with two new 5.1 surround-sound systems featuring networking functionality ...