JBL 4305P Studio Monitor can also be used as....a studio monitor!

Yeah, I know, rather confusing name for a Hifi loudspeaker...studio monitor, but it's based on the typical horn studio monitors. Probably it should give you the feeling of getting the studio sound in your home. But guess what? Besides great loudspeakers for in your living room, these can actually be used in the studio as well.
I got these loudspeakers in for review for the website www.hifi.nl and I just recorded some thoughts just before returning them to the distributor.
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[@puddleduckist]

These really sound like great speakers. Considering upgrading my audioengine A5 plus to a set of these! Great info!!

[@syanhc]

Great video. I like your attitude to audio.

[@TheSaintofSound]

Thanks Hervie!

[@DJJASProductions]

I see you have the Iloud speakers in the background too. How would you compare the sound signature between the two? as I own the iLoud MTM too.

[@malibustacy3606]

These would be a tough fit for a small room, they're like small scale P.A. speakers and not nearfield monitors, smaller than the 4329P's for sure but the same use scenario.

[@groovalotfunk4147]

Can you attach an EQ? Any recommendations? Thanks!

[@organeu]

I've loved JBL for many years, the 70's. ! This very high-tech hi fi studio monitor is the result of extraordinary research and development by JBL pro and JBL high fidelity engineers who work in synergy. These are the greatest engineers in the audio industry who regularly file revolutionary patents. But, I no longer buy a single Chinese product because I came close to bankruptcy, the filing of bankruptcy for my sound rental company because of China which rotted the planet with the Wuhan virus in 2020 and 2021. The horror of this pandemic. In addition, China is the world champion in counterfeiting, that worries me because JBL has a factory in China. It's very tricky to ask a reseller if they get their supplies from the official importer or... Indeed, you need to know that parallel networks like Alibaba, Made in China, Amazon supply individual users and also from stores, causing confusion "did I buy real JBL" I won't take the risk. I only buy JBL made in Mexico. In my opinion, Harman is making a major strategic error by not producing this series in Mexico.

[@murranz]

J not G