305P MkII

audio rabbit hole is the most expensive detour in the desk setup game, glad you made it out alive. jbl 305p mkii + ws 6.2 combo is a legit jump over most prosumer setups. the 305s have that slightly scooped mid that people either love or tolerate, but paired with a real sub it fills in the low end n

Pa sad što se tiče bass-a za tu nižu cenu nemoj puno da očekuješ... al ima solidnih izbora tipa JBL 305P MKII, Kali Audio LP6, PreSonus Eris 3.5/4.5/5 (zavisno od budzeta)... Sve navedene imaš u beloj boji s tim što su aktivni zvučnici i zasebne jedinice, dakle potrebne su ti dve utičnice i Y kabal

Yamahas are good. For the price, I also like JBL, for example their 305P mk II. You can add a subwoofer later if you feel you’re missing out on the bass.

Take a look at the Spinorama measurements comparing Edifier R1280T and Kali LP-UNF. Improved on-axis linearity.Better controlled directivity.Lower harmonic distortion around 2kHz and bass. Other models to consider with improvements over the Edifier R1280DB: JBL 305P Mk ii and 306P Mk ii,Pioneer DJ V

Yes. Jbl 305 over edifiers. Then add a sub

i ran into this same thing when i switched from a soundbar. the kali lp-6 v2 are solid for the price - they translate well for guitar plugins and pianoteq. another option worth checking is the JBL 305P MkII which have a bit more low end for synths. your room matters too so maybe look at some isolati

You shouldn’t have sold the JBL 305, you should have added the LSR310s subwoofer to that to give it the mind altering bass you were missing… oh well. If you need to change…

First, I apologize for my English; I'm using a translator. I bought the Photon and the JBL 305, both for my Pixel 8 Pro. The JBLs are more bass-heavy. They're better for club music. The Photons, on the other hand, separate vocals from music nicely. In my opinion, they're better for movies, YouTube,

The JBL 305P are probably the best ones but they really only thrive if you add a subwoofer that can go down to 27.5 hz too and that gets expensive really quick. (the JBL LSR 310 S is a brilliant choice though) Don't bother with a subwoofer that can't go to 27.5 hz, it's not worth it I would probably

I personally use the JBL 305P MkII in my studio, they are loud, the sound is very clear, and the bass is strong for their size. Simple to connect to any setup, and they fit well in any studio. I’ve been using them for the past few years and never had any issues, and I honestly haven’t found anything