23-11-2014, 04:56 AM
Hello and welcome to the fun
Cant listen right now but I can answer your question about the JBL 4313
Lovely speaker, I have a pair and got them reconed as age ate some of the speaker material. Also the condensators in the crossovers are known to dry up, causing a wrong crossover frequency.
I love the sound of them but find them too pretty. I make awfull mixes on them. I use a pair of Dynaudio bm6a powered speakers.
The jbls need a really good amp to deliver decent bass. The guy I bought them from used a big american amp, if I remember right a 300 watt. My 110 watt pioneer is kinda ok but they sound much better run by my LAB amp, but its pretty unconvenient runnin them with that as its used for giggin and live in my live rack
I'll give your mix a listen when Im able
A thing you may enjoy is analog soundin plugins. UA make wonderful emulations of fairlight compressors and orher classic gear. It lives on my drum bus only kissin the meters but make a huge diffrence to my ears. Also tape emulators are very handy often
Cheers !
Cant listen right now but I can answer your question about the JBL 4313
Lovely speaker, I have a pair and got them reconed as age ate some of the speaker material. Also the condensators in the crossovers are known to dry up, causing a wrong crossover frequency.
I love the sound of them but find them too pretty. I make awfull mixes on them. I use a pair of Dynaudio bm6a powered speakers.
The jbls need a really good amp to deliver decent bass. The guy I bought them from used a big american amp, if I remember right a 300 watt. My 110 watt pioneer is kinda ok but they sound much better run by my LAB amp, but its pretty unconvenient runnin them with that as its used for giggin and live in my live rack
I'll give your mix a listen when Im able
A thing you may enjoy is analog soundin plugins. UA make wonderful emulations of fairlight compressors and orher classic gear. It lives on my drum bus only kissin the meters but make a huge diffrence to my ears. Also tape emulators are very handy often
Cheers !
Old ears, old gear, little boy inside love music and sounds and my wife, not necessarily in that order