I have the JBL Northridge e80"s, and JBL EC35 center channel. If I replace the E80's with ES90's, will they voice match?
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You shouldn't have any problems. If you change them with a differen't "brand" I would give you a different answer.
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I assume what you're asking is...instead of using the two JBL standard 'bookshelfs', you want to replace them with the two JBL 'center' speakers? If so, I think it would be ok. I bet in a blind test you wouldn't be able to tell the difference. I'm also assuming you're substituting because of height or size restrictions because of your wall unit?
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I sincerely doubt it. If it were me and I had two sets, I would get a 'y' splitter cable for the input. I doubt JBL would tell you any other way either, they have always been kind of funny about that stuff.
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I would assume it would since they seem to have the same connectors. You plug the JBL into the earphone connection on the phone.
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Yaqin mc13s can drive my B&W; 302 speaker or the large advent speaker with no problem. I think the you'll be okey on 90db or better,88 should be okey too depend on your room size.
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Should mate quite well. Your receivers controls should allow you to match the necessary level to compliment the other 3.1 configuration. The main thing is that all the speakers are voice matched and you can always run the receivers room correction program after integration of the RB-51's.
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Of course you can use them, both models 820 or 810 but I prefere to use both models as front speakers. I recommend you for surround back the acoustimass 5 instead. I do not know what other brands you have in your system but if you really want to have JBL go for the 820
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Yes, these speakers will fit your system. But it sound like to me that your volume isn't being optimized or you're having an issue with an audio driver.
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Louie, these are fine speakers. However the entire ES series has been removed from the JBL line and the new ones in the ES series for sale are the only ones remaining. Some of the remaining new speakers in the ES series are selling for a premium. (Please note that the price listed is for ONE speaker. You need to buy two of them for stereo or to use in a surround system.)If you haven't bought them, now is your last chance. See my answer to Scott W. below for more details.
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Personally I have klipsch. Can't speak for JBL. Great digital amp. Had it for 3 months and love it.
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all my speakers are the same except for my centeri got all sonys,and my center is an energy c-c50,ecerything sounds fine,i have no problems
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I put these in old Community Floor Monitors and they played well with the original horn. Not a lot of bass but that may be from the design of the cab. For stage monitors I don't want a lot of bass anyway. Let the subs do the bass for the venue. I Prefer EV or JBL to Cerwin Vega for mains. I'd recommend the higher end EVs if you can afford them. JBL are easily overdriven and damaged if you are not careful in your setup and mixing.
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Yes, here's the link to the Owner's Manual: http://esupport.sony.com/US/p/model-home.pl?mdl=BDVN890WZ&template;_id=1&region;_id=1&tab;=manuals#/manualsTab Check the "Speaker Installation Guide" icon for the details...
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I used the speakers from my previous Onkyo system, not the ones that came with the CS-355 because they looked nicer so yes, you can change the speakersI can't tell you what to look for though. I find Google search can help you with almost everything. I think the sound is good.
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Yes, ISO-L8R155 is the recommended model for JBL LSR305. If you go to the IsoAcoustics website (www.isoacoustics.com) look for the link 'Choose the ISO-L8R stand for your speakers' which displays a chart showing which stand is recommended for many models of speaker. If your speaker isn't listed you can get an idea from the dimensions of similar speakers, or contact the helpful staff at IsoAcoustics.
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Did you ever find an alternative to the BB2001? Funny, I just bought the im600 today, and it still had the slip in it for the BB2001. I would like to buy a subwoofer for it though, so let me know :) That goes for anybody reading this, too!
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It all depends on the size of the cut out for your current speakers. These are 6.5 inch speakers come in a variety of sizes so measure the size of your current cut out and see if the JBLs will fit....these may come in different sizes......FYI....great sounding speakers!