JBL LSR4328p And Room Mode Correction With DJ Puzzle

The JBL LSR4328p reference monitors may not appear to be as exciting as a soft synth or DAW, but these monitors have some hidden tricks that DJ Puzzle walks through in this video. Here, DJ Puzzle takes us through the process of recalibrating these speakers using a special feature called Room Mode Correction. Check out the video for more information.

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Music

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• music
• JBL LSR4328p
• JBL Monitor
• JBL Speaker
• LSR4328p
• Reference Monitor
• Studio Monitor
• Recalibration
• Room Mode Correction

[DjFai559]

My lsr4328 (right speaker) decided to that it just didn't wanna turn on. I tried switching out the power cords and nothing is powering it. Helppp!!

[MusicStylez]

Hi,

I was wondering one thing:

Do I need a soundcard to connect these to the computer, or do they have a built-in card, so that you would just have to plug in one speaker with the USB cable, and connect them via ethernet to get the sound to all speakers?

[LostTheGameXD]

@HardstyleFreak3

I don't think it does

In the manual it says that the voltage is set at the factory.

[HardstyleFreak3]

hey buddy, was looking at buying one from the states, seeing that the aussie dollar is higher at the moment, but was wondering if it has a line voltage switch somewhere on the speakers so i could switch it from 110v to 230v?

[firemancan100]

Kl bro