If you don't like them the price is not a bargain.[..] But right now I would say that it is a totally new experience for me, and I am not sure if I like them. But for the price its a bargain.
If you intend to keep them my advise is to disconnect the woofer from the crossover and feed it directly as a sub. You'll need another power amp and an active crossover though, so not really a cheap solution. But the sound should be the best of both worlds (clean as JBL, powerfull as Magnat)From what I can tell, comparing them to my JBL 308`s:
Of course Magnat speakers have a lot more fuller sound, they seem to have some dips in mid frequencies and it definitely sounds like that. I have a Sony speaker amp loaned to me to test these new speakers and by increasing mids the sound becomes more pleasant to my ear.
JBL`s seem to be faster (some audiophile terminology). The Magnat`s do not have the fast kicks and drums as JBL`s have.
If you don't like them the price is not a bargain.
too much bummy and not midrange
Typical for such speakers is the dome of the woofer. It's much bigger than the voice coil and suggests a woofer with a much bigger voice coil and more power.