JBL in-wall speakers on a budget
Ron,
Take a look at this FAQ about Theater Sizing: http://www.inwallstore.com/kb_results.asp?ID=25
The JA Aluminum Series sounds better than JBL`s SP Series, much more robust and smoother highs.
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ron johnson
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i am looking to go stealth on a budget. currently i am looking at some JBL in-wall speakers. the SP series. i am looking to put 8" for the FL,C,FR and 5.25" for RL,RR. i am using a Kenwood reciever. I noticed your JA audio and the price compared to that of the JBL. stupid question, but would i get the SAME SOUND? and recommendations would be appreicated.
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