I wonder why that is...the JBL L100 made me fall in love with hi fidelity back in like 1978, when I heard for the first time how amazing recorded music can sound.
Just so you know: JBL isn’t JBL. The brand is now owned by a fly-by-night outfit called Harmon International owned by Samsung. Fly-by-night describes the customer service philosophy of Harmon International.
We know jburidan, we know! Harman still makes some great stuff...Mark Levinson, Revel etc.. Just because they are not made by ma n pa kettle or some audio sage darling of the year, the JBL sound seems to still be there. Guttenberg’s take on them was spot on!
D2girls. If you liked your 4367s', your going to like the 4429s. I think that they are a more user friendly setup for most peoples listening areas. I have had mine for a couple of years. Still not bored with them. They will go to 30Hz. after break in. Took mine about a year. Serious detail, soundstage, and clarity. Oh, and most importantly as some else mentioned, realism.
Hi john, when I said maybe I should by a pair earlier I was referring to the pbnaudio m2!5, not the 4429.
Suffice to say I am selling my Jbl because I need to immediately downsize for personal reasons not necessary because I’m unhappy with my 4367... and honestly I don’t feel like sharing every last little detail about my personal audio journey. Not yet anyways...
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