[bonami2]

Any idea?
 
 
JBL LSR305 Vs The M-AUDIO AV-40 ?
 
 
What you think is the best for sound quality and loudness reliability  thank you

 

[Headzone]

JBL's any time of the day and night and evening
 
Haven't heard either, just assuming
 
cheers

 

[bonami2]

Thank you  idk i got a used z2300 for 60$     so on the bass side im ok  and next is audio quality  the jbl will be

 

[Headzone]

When you look at the price for the JBL, remember that it's 149$ for each monitor, not for the pair. It can be confusing with active monitors sometimes.

 

[bonami2]

Ah yea but i see them at 186$ for the pair but idk just realised they are normally 150$ each...     Av-40 back on top...

 

[Headzone]

If they are 186$ a pair, steal your grandmothers savings and buy them. Any other models you are considering?

 

[bonami2]

My grandmother is poor if it was not that pretty good idea 

 
 
Idk there like 20000000 millions model of speaker monitor etc..
 
The av-40 are 140$ near my home   the audioengine are nicer but smaller and less power... and 200$
 
 
A amp Dayton is 100$ + bookshelf good one start at 100$ + pair..
 
 
 
I think the av 40 win

 

[Headzone]

If you can find an used pair of Polk, B&W, Tannoy/any quality brand bookshelf speaker from the 80's or 90's in good condition, I would recommend purchasing them + the Dayton amp instead of any of these new "Monitor" speakers at 100-300$ price range.

 

[JMS]

As an owner of the AV40's, I have to say: Get the JBL's, no matter if the AV40's were 80% off and you've already stolen your grandma's money. The Amazon page for the JBL's shows an excellent set of measurements. The AV40's don't sound as good as that.