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JBL HDI-3600 2.5-Way Floorstanding Loudspeaker (High Gloss Black) for
$1,149.95.
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JBL HDI-3600 2.5-Way Floorstanding Loudspeaker (High Gloss Black) for
$1,149.95.
Shipping is free.
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JBL HDI-3600 2.5-Way Floorstanding Loudspeaker (High Gloss Black) for
$1,149.95.
Shipping is free.
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Details:
- HDI-3600 floorstanding loudspeaker: 2½-way design
- Features patented HDIâ„¢ waveguide technology and 2410H-2 1-inch (25mm) compression driver
- Equipped with triple 6.5-inch (165mm) Advanced Aluminum Matrix cone woofers for powerful dynamics and accurate sound
- Heavily braced enclosure for solid acoustic foundation
- Bass reflex design with dual rear-firing, computer-optimized flared ports
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I tested the 1600 'bookshelf' model it is an excellent speaker in nearly every possible way. I have not heard the towers but would expect them to be exceptional.
I hope jbl stays in the mid priced speaker consumer market. There is talk of them going only to the classic lines (L100,L82, ect) and the synthesis stuff which is typically bonkers expensive. (Everest, Summit series, crazy expensive home movie theater custom instal stuff,)
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I tested the 1600 'bookshelf' model it is an excellent speaker in nearly every possible way. I have not heard the towers but would expect them to be exceptional.
I hope jbl stays in the mid priced speaker consumer market. There is talk of them going only to the classic lines (L100,L82, ect) and the synthesis stuff which is typically bonkers expensive. (Everest, Summit series, crazy expensive home movie theater custom instal stuff,)
I tested the 1600 'bookshelf' model it is an excellent speaker in nearly every possible way. I have not heard the towers but would expect them to be exceptional.
I hope jbl stays in the mid priced speaker consumer market. There is talk of them going only to the classic lines (L100,L82, ect) and the synthesis stuff which is typically bonkers expensive. (Everest, Summit series, crazy expensive home movie theater custom instal stuff,)
Having heard these & 6 series(also on clearance).
These are for the devoted JBL fan with maybe a large environment & listens at high levels.
The average person would likely find these do sound better but likely incrementally imo.
Definitely not worth over double the cost better imo.
I tested the 1600 'bookshelf' model it is an excellent speaker in nearly every possible way. I have not heard the towers but would expect them to be exceptional.
I hope jbl stays in the mid priced speaker consumer market. There is talk of them going only to the classic lines (L100,L82, ect) and the synthesis stuff which is typically bonkers expensive. (Everest, Summit series, crazy expensive home movie theater custom instal stuff,)
I tested the 1600 'bookshelf' model it is an excellent speaker in nearly every possible way. I have not heard the towers but would expect them to be exceptional.
I hope jbl stays in the mid priced speaker consumer market. There is talk of them going only to the classic lines (L100,L82, ect) and the synthesis stuff which is typically bonkers expensive. (Everest, Summit series, crazy expensive home movie theater custom instal stuff,)
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Bringing the much higher-PtP Studio 6 series to the US market (they had been in the Asian market for almost a decade before) was the final nail in the coffin. Personally I would take the 698 over the 3600 in a heartbeat since I have zero ASC aspirations. 😆
Just got off the phone with Amazon, and now my 3rd replacement is being shipped?!?!? Asked them to escalate this case because who loses a box with a big ass speaker twice.
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