JBL 4435 Studio Monitor Speakers

JBL 4435 Studio Monitor Speakers These are an "end game" speaker for many. I've owned the JBL4350 and these are just as good, if not even better in some areas. They seem to have a smoother and more natural midrange, along with that amazing JBL punch and dynamics. They are massive speakers and weigh in at 114Kg each. Shipping is possible, but neither easy or cheap. All bass drivers have been refoamed, as seen. Cabinets have been oiled. The trolleys they sit on are included with the sale and make them a lot easier to set up. I'd love to hang onto these and roll them out when I need my "JBL Fix" ! But I barely have the room for them these days and they're just being wasted here. Better they go to someone who will use and treasure them Key Features: b Frequency Response ( ? 3 dB): 35 Hz - 16 kHz (4430) 30 Hz - 16 kHz (4435) b Sensitivity, 1 W @ 1 m: 93 dB SPL (4430) 96 dB SPL (4435) b Flat power response 100“ x 100“ coverage Bi-Radial@’ horn b High frequency compression driver with titanium diaphragm and pat- . / ,’ ented diamond pattern suspension b 380 mm (15 in) low frequency transducer with 100 mm (4 in) edge-wound copper ribbon voice coil Developed to meet the challenge of digital and advanced analog recording technology, the JBL Model 4430 and Model 4435 represent a significant new approach to two-way studio monitor design: the incorporation of the L unique JBL Bi-Radial@ horn in a studio monitor loudspeaker. High Frequency Compression Driver The Bi-Radial horn is coupled to a compression driver which is crossed over at 1000 Hz. The driver features a titanium diaphragm with a three-dimensional diamond-pattern suspension? Developed by JBL, this diamond surround offers. an extended frequency response normally associated with exotic materials while retaining ruggedness and high power capacity. The diaphragm is pneumatically drawn to shape to eliminate stresses that cause fatigue, and a phasing plug of concentric exponential horns eliminates phase cancellation.