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JBL.com has JBL Studio 580 200W Dual 6-1/2" Floorstanding Loudspeaker (Single) on sale for $299.99. Additionally, earn 2.5% in Slickdeals Cashback before purchase when you follow the cashback instructions below (PC extension required, before checkout). Shipping is free.
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HarmanAudio.com also has JBL Studio 580 200W Dual 6-1/2" Floorstanding Loudspeaker (Single) on sale for $299.99. Additionally, earn 2.5% in Slickdeals Cashback before purchase when you follow the cashback instructions below (PC extension required, before checkout; cashback instructions refer to JBL but are valid for Harman as well). Shipping is free.
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Thanks to Deal Hunter JuJuFrankenbean for sharing this deal.
HarmanAudio.com also has JBL Studio 580 200W Dual 6-1/2" Floorstanding Loudspeaker (Single) on sale for $299.99. Additionally, earn 2.5% in Slickdeals Cashback before purchase when you follow the cashback instructions below (PC extension required, before checkout; cashback instructions refer to JBL but are valid for Harman as well). Shipping is free.
Key Features:
- The Studio 580 speaker is a perfect complement to other members of the Studio 5 Series, including the Studio 530 bookshelf and the Studio 520C center-channel loudspeakers.
- The Studio 580 features a 1" tweeter mounted on a glass-filled Bi-Radial horn ā the technology used in JBL concert sound systems ā to deliver concise, sustained high frequencies.
- A pair of 6-1/2" PolyPlas cones with Symmetrical Field Geometry (SFG) magnet assemblies handle low frequencies.
- Includes 5-Year Limited Warranty
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I'm pretty sure if one of the leading authorities on sound reproduction research (Dr. Floyd Toole) decided to go through the expense and effort of hanging 150lbs., full sized speakers on his wall they probably do actually sound better than their bookshelf counterparts. And yes, he does integrate them with subs so they are not running full range even though they are one of the true full range floorstanding speakers that don't cost more than a house. Like I said, the only benefit to bookshelf speakers is if you need to actually put them on a bookshelf or wall.
That said I don't think those JBLs would be "better."
I don't own the 580s...I do have the 590s...and while those produce a nice wall of sound that the Polks couldn't..they would do so at the loss of that silky smooth detail from the Polk's tweeter.
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Polk RTi150 towers
LSiM706c
FXi5 bipole surround
Polk Atmos in ceiling x 4
JBL 530 for front height
Infinity rs152 rear surround.
Monolith 15 subwoofer
My question is... Are these JBL 580s going to be a substantial upgrade to my Polk RTi150 from 10 years ago?
or would I benefit most from upgrading to Klipsch RP series (5.1) that are on sale at Adorama?
Any other suggestions would be welcome.
Polk RTi150 towers
LSiM706c
FXi5 bipole surround
Polk Atmos in ceiling x 4
JBL 530 for front height
Infinity rs152 rear surround.
Monolith 15 subwoofer
My question is... Are these JBL 580s going to be a substantial upgrade to my Polk RTi150 from 10 years ago?
or would I benefit most from upgrading to Klipsch RP series (5.1) that are on sale at Adorama?
Any other suggestions would be welcome.
It's the perfect option for a center channel to park between two 590s!
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Polk RTi150 towers
LSiM706c
FXi5 bipole surround
Polk Atmos in ceiling x 4
JBL 530 for front height
Infinity rs152 rear surround.
Monolith 15 subwoofer
My question is... Are these JBL 580s going to be a substantial upgrade to my Polk RTi150 from 10 years ago?
or would I benefit most from upgrading to Klipsch RP series (5.1) that are on sale at Adorama?
Any other suggestions would be welcome.
I owned the Polk RTi150s as well as the bookshelfs/dipole set as well as the center that was just leagues ahead of its time...
That said I don't think those JBLs would be "better."
I don't own the 580s...I do have the 590s...and while those produce a nice wall of sound that the Polks couldn't..they would do so at the loss of that silky smooth detail from the Polk's tweeter.
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That said I don't think those JBLs would be "better."
I don't own the 580s...I do have the 590s...and while those produce a nice wall of sound that the Polks couldn't..they would do so at the loss of that silky smooth detail from the Polk's tweeter.
Thank you for your reply. Now I'm wondering maybe I should get these 580s as front wides
Polk RTi150 towers
LSiM706c
FXi5 bipole surround
Polk Atmos in ceiling x 4
JBL 530 for front height
Infinity rs152 rear surround.
Monolith 15 subwoofer
My question is... Are these JBL 580s going to be a substantial upgrade to my Polk RTi150 from 10 years ago?
or would I benefit most from upgrading to Klipsch RP series (5.1) that are on sale at Adorama?
Any other suggestions would be welcome.
It depends what you think of the 150's?
What "substantial upgrade" are you looking for over the Polk's?
Is there an issue with your frankie 9.1.4 setup that needs a "substantial upgrade"?
As someone pointed out since you have the 530's. You can use them as your fronts to get an idea of what these would sound like to you.
It's the perfect option for a center channel to park between two 590s!
Could you clarify? I'm pretty sure the 580 is actually the ideal speaker in the Studio 5 series. 6.5" is supposedly just around the ideal mid range driver when paired with a subwoofer especially considering the Studio 5s are a 2.5 way design. If you're going for a pure 2 channel, yeah I think the 590s are better. I can't cite exactly where I remember reading this from but I'm pretty sure Greg Timbers who designed the 5 series and some of JBL's other speakers said the 580 was his favorite speaker of the line!
That said I don't think those JBLs would be "better."
I don't own the 580s...I do have the 590s...and while those produce a nice wall of sound that the Polks couldn't..they would do so at the loss of that silky smooth detail from the Polk's tweeter.
I second this. The most amazing aspect of any of the 5 series (I use 530s as nearfield desktop speakers and 590s as home theater LRs) is their ability to image like no other speaker I've heard. I haven't heard anything decently expensive (I.e. over 3000 USD for a pair) but I can't imagine anything in this price class beating out the 5 series' ability to set a magical soundstage.