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Question: i have a 7.1 can i use this for surround back or the l810 thanks
Document: Got a new pair of these for $200.00 shipped. (Crazy Deal)I've got these as my L,R in a JBL6.1 set up. Build quality is top notch and the old knuckle rap on the back of these is solid with no resonance. Because these are sealed they are very quick and tight for music but are still able to dip down for very good mid bass in HT. You will be amazed at the clarity of the highs on these.
This is a very good pair of speakers. You can use them as front or surround speakers. The sound is really of high quality especially when paired with other JBL &#34;L&#34; series speakers. I got 2 pairs and paired it with a pair of L890s. Awesome! It can compete with those more higher end speakers that are 3 or more times more expensive.
I bought these to use in my small photographic studio with components that used to be my home stereo system. The system has a lot of power and fidelity but these speakers seem to be stuck in midrange with limited highs and muddy lows. And while they are very heavy, the mounting system is only 8-1/2" wide so they don't naturally attach to studs in the wall. For the money I had expected better fidelity ... maybe I've done something wrong.
I purchased these expensive speakers last year way sooner than I should have. When I recieved them I did not use right away because was doing some remodeling and did not want to hang until finished. When I finally did hook them up they would blow out the speaker circuit for my reciever. I contacted the vendor and never heard back from them.
I use these as rear surrounds with JBL S38IIs in front, and an LC1 center, running on an Onkyo TX-SR806. The timbre matching is great and sound quality excellent. Another reviewer called this speaker "marginal" but it sounds like he's expecting a small sealed speaker with a 5-1/2" driver to perform like a large front tower. For its size and cost I would describe this speaker as excellent, with great clarity. Bass performance is respectable.
this is by far the best surround speakers i've had. great sound stage. just make sure you pair it with an equally adequate tower fronts otherwise you'll have a out of balance sonic field.
Combined with the right receiver/amp, this sounds great. Originally I had a sony and it held these back light years.
Great highs and mid, my surround sound never sounded this good. I&#8217;m tempted to replace my front tower speakers with another set of these. They are solid and heavy speakers. Using a LC2 for center speaker, these for rear, 15&#34; powered sub for lows, unnamed front towers.
The mid-range keeps the sound 3Dimensional, and the added 6" sub extremely rounds out the sound where you may experience dead spots using a sub.I was trying to get the Owner of the bar to go with 2 pairs as opposed to 1 pair. After he heard the difference, even his frugal judgment was convinced! GET THEM, GET THEM, GET THEM!!!
Replaced some big old bass reflex speakers with a pair of the JBL L820 speakers driven bi-amp. What a difference a speaker makes. Despite the compact size they handle the output of the Onkyo TX-NR809 with ease and sound crisp as can be. A second pair serves as the surround speakers and together everything is awesome.
Answer: Undestood.  In that case if you have space If I were you I would put the L820 on the surround back and the 810 on the surround left and the surround right, by the way I could change the LC1 for a LC2 (Remmember that the center speaker manage aprox 50% or so of the sound, worth it)  and for the subwoofer Cerwin Vega XLS 12S