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JBL Studio 590 Speaker Review

Rate this speaker:

  • 1. Poor (headless panther)

    Votes: 17 5.6%
  • 2. Not terrible (postman panther)

    Votes: 92 30.2%
  • 3. Fine (happy panther)

    Votes: 156 51.1%
  • 4. Great (golfing panther)

    Votes: 40 13.1%

  • Total voters
    305
I'm not discussing the stock, passive, as is, design. It is what it is, made to hit a price point, i think its very lacking even for the price point, what ever, done.
From here on? its a pile of parts, and I offer a way to make it better with some investment.
And I'm not talking just marginally better, I'm talking few orders of magnitude better.

With that said, after matching my mid to the tweeter (which is still connected to its passive crossover network with all the damping in there), when matching the woofers output to the mid+tweeter, i'm lowering the woofers by -3.5dB which tells me a single woofer can work fine doing 20-600Hz.

Next stage I will bypass all the passive crossover (other then safety cap on the tweeter).
 
This is a review thread, and ASR has rules about steering review threads off topic.
You've created a goofy bastardized version of the 590 speaker that doesn't have any relevance to the product reviewed.
Start your own thread with your DIY project.
 
"ASR has rules about steering review threads off topic"
1. How it's off topic if it's about the 590?
2. If an admin think the same he/she has my full consent to delete my posts on this thread regarding the 3 way conversion.
3. Where are the forum rules?
 
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