At ProLight+Sound 2009 in Germany, JBL Professional introduced its new LSR2300 Series, a budget-priced studio monitor system that delivers full professional performance for pro studios as well as computer-based production systems. The LSR2300 Series includes: the LSR2328P, a biamplified 8in monitor with 165W of amplification; the LSR2325P, a 90W biamplified 5in monitor; and the LSR2310SP, a 180W 10in studio subwoofer.
In developing the LSR2300 Series, JBL applied the same stringent Linear Spatial Reference criteria used in the design of its LSR6300 and LSR4300 Series. JBL’s Linear Spatial Reference methodology requires 70 measurements, yielding design data that enables greater accuracy at the mix position. For extended low-frequency performance and high dynamic range, JBL engineered new long-excursion, low-frequency transducers with high-flux motors and a custom-tuned port. The LSR2328P 8in model provides extension to 37Hz; the smaller LSR2325P down to 43Hz; and the LSR2310SP subwoofer reaches below 28Hz.
All models include balanced and unbalanced inputs and RF-shielded transducers for integration into any system. The LSR2325P and LSR2328P enclosures include mounting points, while the LSR2310SP subwoofer includes a two-channel bass management system with selectable crossover settings and balanced outputs. The JBL LSR2300 studio monitor system is now shipping and can be seen at the upcoming NAB show in Booth N6724.
