Posted by GarMan [ 216.13.136.38 ] on July 12, 2004 at 09:17:39:

(And I don't doubt for a moment that they are), then why are their use in home hi-fi systems limited to DIY'ers? I understand from a business standpoint, it doesn't make sense for JBL to introduce a "home-use" line, with the high volume that they get in the pro market. But why are there not more independent shops building and selling home speakers using JBLPro components? Just like the Lowther and Fostex-based speakers that are pretty common.

Gar.

Replies:

• Don't you watch TV?? - Robert Hamel 20:28:33 07/12/04 (7)
  • Great looking speakers Robert. - akhilesh 09:27:46 07/13/04 (2)
    • Thanks! - Robert Hamel 17:23:47 07/13/04 (1)
      • wow....sound good! - akhilesh 23:34:40 07/13/04 (0)
  • Re: Don't you watch TV?? - GarMan 20:53:44 07/12/04 (2)
    • Re: Don't you watch TV?? - Robert Hamel 20:58:20 07/12/04 (1)
      • Re: Don't you watch TV?? - GarMan 10:25:35 07/13/04 (0)
• Re: If JBLPro Components are so great ... - Bill Martinelli 19:35:59 07/12/04 (1)
  • Bill, forgot to recognize that you build with JBLPro (nt) - GarMan 20:55:01 07/12/04 (0)
• Wayne does! - wunhuanglo 19:16:25 07/12/04 (0)
• Re: If JBLPro Components are so great ... - akhilesh 10:50:10 07/12/04 (7)
  • Re: If JBLPro Components are so great ... - GarMan 14:26:31 07/12/04 (5)
    • HI, I think Wayne PArham does: www.pispeakers.com nmt - akhilesh 09:24:31 07/13/04 (4)
      • JBL keeps the best for themselves - Bill Fitzmaurice 14:38:08 07/13/04 (2)
        • Wow, I wonder what THOSE sound like - akhilesh 15:00:35 07/13/04 (1)
          • Not much different - Bill Fitzmaurice 17:28:39 07/13/04 (0)
      • I stand corrected (nt) - GarMan 10:20:05 07/13/04 (0)
  • Re: If JBLPro Components are so great ... - manualblock 13:51:19 07/12/04 (0)