JBL ND310 Floorstanding Speakers
JBL ND310 Floorstanding Speakers
[Jan 08, 2001]
Dave
Audio Enthusiast
Strength:
Powerful bass, very clear sounds at both low and high volumes.
Weakness:
The plastic bass port comes loose every once in awhile, but this is a result of one of the strengths, POWERFUL bass. No fuses. Can't say enough about these speakers. I have them hooked up to an Aiwa AV-D55 100x5 reciever. Might not sound like it's impressive, but trust me it's a good combination. If you can get a good deal (They're already inexpensive) these are highly recommended. Similar Products Used: Polk, Klipsch |
[Jan 14, 2001]
Damien
Audio Enthusiast
Strength:
Good bass and mids. high's are more than adequate
Weakness:
very big...but not very heavy. makes me wonder about the build quality Very nice sounding. They sound MUCH better in my apartment then in BB. Has good tight bass however the high's could be a little clearer. DO NOT GET THIS SPEAKER IF YOU LIVE IN AN APARTMENT!!! I have these mated with a Pioneer VSX509S reciever. Also have a Velo CT120 with HLS 610's as surrounds. To say that it rocks would be a drastic understatement. My neighbor's were pounding within 10 min. of me having them on. There paintings and mirrors were shaking! I am going to be getting the N38's. Much smaller and i'm sure i will be able to enjoy them more. Similar Products Used: JBL HLS 610 |
[May 17, 2001]
GotSUB?
Strength:
* stylish
Weakness:
* none, as long as you got the right equipment to compliment them and run them right. Beautiful speakers, with sound to match ... for the money. Keep in mind these are mid to low end speakers that will serve a conservative budget just right. Also, you can't always expect super low end bass from 10" drivers; so buy a sub. Some reviews talk about performance weaknesses; don't be a cheapazz expecting $250 speakers to totally blow you away, they should go find some high-end stuff. These are not meant to work alone if you have high expectations of a kickazz a/v system, so get a center and bookshelves/satellites. They are highly recommended. Similar Products Used: jbl s-center, sub, bookshelves |
[Feb 14, 2001]
Mike E.
Casual Listener
Strength:
Good Bass for 10's, good highs, go well with my S-Center, magnetically sheilded.
Weakness:
None yet These JBL's are a great set of speakers. Best Buy sells these for 299.00 plus tax, EACH. I got mine for a total of $425 and that included shipping. Similar Products Used: KLH 15 inch speakers |
[Jul 24, 2001]
Brandon
Audio Enthusiast
Strength:
Very good sound,
Weakness:
None hen i wrote the review below i had these speakers hooked up to a Teac reciever. But after running them on a Sansui integrated amp i am not gonna dare hook these up to the teac it made the sound like small speakers and the highs and mids didnt jump out at me like they should. Upon hooking them uo to the sansui model # au-517 they were open and airy everything was soo much better. So it is a must for these speakers to be hooke up to a good amp. With as much CLEAN power that you can afford. Or at least a very good reciever. Now that i hae them hooked up to the sansui these speakers are incredible they sound 100% better than the KLH's i had. Bass is very good and highs are more than enough. These are a very good speaker which i highly reccomend as long as yu have the right equipment. The revoews below about not much bass...are you kiddiing me i dont even need my sub anymore these have better bass than that thing did. And go lower than 37hz. But as long asyou have the riht equipment remember. JBL souds like crap if you hook it up to crap. And also the binding posts are soo thick that regular spades dont fit around them. They are very thick! which is a good thing. Similar Products Used: KLH,sansui |
[Nov 18, 2001]
RandyB
Audiophile
I would like to concur with Brandon. I have been in music for almost 30 years. As a general rule, JBL's like power. Lots of it. This goes for their mid, upper and pro-audio products. But, as Brandon correctly pointed out, it had better be CLEAN, low THD power. Or you will fry those tweeters. |
[Nov 14, 2001]
Randy Oldfield
Audio Enthusiast
Strength:
Depth of the Bass!!! Don't put these in an apartment, your neighbors will hear nothing but THUMP THUMP THUMP! Sound is awesome on them.
Weakness:
Cones on them are flexible, so keep your covers on if ya have little kids around. Love them, they pound hard, so if ya like having parties, crank em loud! Similar Products Used: Sony, Mirage, Bose |
[Jan 19, 2002]
ted
Strength:
hard bass great mids and highs
Weakness:
cabnet contruction I got these at a store that was closing down .I needed a forktruck to lift tnem 55lb each.Big boxes my son used them for a club house.Anyways they sound great the more power you have the better they sound .loud and proud great highs and lows.After a few weeks the cabnets started to rattle .I used some heavy duty wood glue and fixed that.Then the plastic bass cones fell out but they sound great .I blew up one receiver a sony got overheated.So now i got a onkyo they work great together. if your ears can!! Similar Products Used: none |
[Jan 01, 2002]
Duane
Audiophile
Strength:
Excellent sound and looks
Weakness:
None found, yet Excellent sound for the money. No better way to say it, these things rock. I "torture-tested" them with a 250wpc MOS-FET amplifier that I built myself and with a pair of Dynaco Mark III tube amplifiers. They sounded beautiful with both amplifiers. The highs were smoother with the Mark III's and the bass had a lower bottom with the MOS-FET. The effect is almost undetectable, though. Similar Products Used: JBL, Infinity, Sylvania |
[Oct 04, 2001]
lee gaudreau
Audio Enthusiast
Strength:
clear crisp sound
Weakness:
large very satisfied with these as my front speakers. A steal for the price! |