I was speaking relatively so I am sure there are many ways to destroy
speakers. Apparently ammonia fumes do them no good but who lives in a cloud
of ammonia?


Brian

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On 17/02/2018 9:05 PM, Brian Gaff wrote:
I did post this but I never saw any replies. If there were some my
newsreader or the usenet system ate them.

Yes unfortunately JBL engineer great almost indestructible speakers, but
they all sound like they are in a large bathroom or stone room wherever
you
have them, to me.
Brian


**JBL are like most audio companies. Some of the stuff they make is junk.
Some is good and some is REALLY good. Indestructible? Not a snowball's
chance in Hell. JBL speakers can be destroyed in the usual fashion.

If you don't like JBLs, then you should try to hear a pair of 250Ti JBLs.
The most un-JBL like speakers you will hear and absolutely stunning
sounding. Prodigious amplification and a decent sized room are mandatory.
I should also add that JBL was the first company, IME, to deliver a really
nice sounding titanium HF driver.

https://www.stereophile.com/content/...ti-loudspeaker

And a view from a reviewer with some ears:

https://www.stereophile.com/content/...-opposing-view


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