Not the prettiest speaker on the block but I bet it would sound great behind an acoustic curtain.
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The THX Ultra2 certified JBL Synthesis SK2-3300 LCR has technology based on the flagship Project Everest. Sporting dual 10" woofers plus two ports, a heavily braced enclosure with a curved front baffle, and dual binding posts plus horn-loaded midrange and ultra high-frequency drivers with extension all the way up to 50kHz. The 1" ultra-high-frequency beryllium diaphragm driver is paired with a 60x30 degree JBL Bi-Radial horn. The horn shape is designed to increase off axis response as horn-loaded drivers are known for their directionality. The 3" beryllium diaphragm midrange/high-frequency compression driver is mated with a 100x60 degree horn. The 10" woofers are treated with JBL's Aquaplas material, has dual 3-inch heavy-duty edge-wound voice coils, neodymium motor structures, and cast-aluminum frames. In our book, if there was ever a speaker designed to be heard and not seen, the JBL Synthesis SK-3300 LCR is it.
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Not the prettiest speaker on the block but I bet it would sound great behind an acoustic curtain.
Horns are an absolute must in large listening spaces like movie theaters or concert venues.
I have had a chance to listen to JBL Synthesis in a home environment and the system was excellent and I am by no means a "horn" person unless you add a "y" to it![]()
its phillip (11-16-2010),strube (11-15-2010)