[jdandy]

Originally Posted by pi314

Thanks Dan. I had been looking at the 6328's spec sheet (http://www.jblpro.com/products/recor...L.LSR6328P.pdf) and the distortion graph (102dB @ 1m) had me a bit worried.


By the way, nice looking setup you have there.

pi314.......Thank you for the compliment on my room.

Don't get to excited about the 2nd and 3rd order harmonic distortion curves in the JBL .pdf file. You may have overlooked the information inside the parenthesis above each graph. It tells you the harmonic distoration figures were raised 20 dB. That's so you can see them on the same graphs that the frequency response plots are displayed on. Drop those harmonic curves 20 dB, and you will be looking at the actual response.

The JBL LSR6328P speakers are very clean, and they maintain that clarity at high volume. The 250 watt amp on the woofer, and the 120 watt amp on the tweeter, with electronic crossover produces an impressive performance, and is dead silent with no signal. You could do your entire home theater with five LSR6328P's and one LSR6312SP powered subwoofer, and find yourself completely satisfied. Music will sound great, and movies will rock the room. A total system like this gives you 2150 watts of power in your home theater. It will get the job done with power to spare.

Another thing to know about the LSR6328P, they are threaded on the bottom to fit an Omni Mount wall bracket, which mates like a glove if you choose to hang them, and this professional extra produces a rock solid mount.