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[eltabor]

What is the difference between JBL's Northridge line and the Studio L line? It looks to me like it is only visual.

[Robinson_A]

I believe the Northridge Line is no longer in production. I can't say with certainty that the Studio L's are the successor to the Northridge line however, I did review the Studio L's and found them to be exceptional speakers for the money esspecially if you like action films and/or rock music. I would also say that the Studio L's build quality, esspecially the cabinet, is better than the Northridges'. I believe the Northridge Series was a bit more entry level than the Studio L's when they were around.

[tonester]

Robinson_A: i'm currently deciding between the JBL Studio L series and the Klipsch reference series. Since you're also in so.cal, do you know where i can go to audition the JBL Studio L series? I had a chance to listen to the Klipsch this weekend at Ken Crane.

thanks

[Robinson_A]

Unfortunately, I am not aware of any local dealer for the JBL Studio L Series. In fact, I've only seen the JBL Studio L's for sale from on-line vendors. I would check out this link to hopefully find a local dealer.

JBL Home Audio

I really wish I could help more. Let me know if I can be of further help.

[eltabor]

Originally Posted by Robinson_A

Unfortunately, I am not aware of any local dealer for the JBL Studio L Series. In fact, I've only seen the JBL Studio L's for sale from on-line vendors. I would check out this link to hopefully find a local dealer.

JBL Home Audio

I really wish I could help more. Let me know if I can be of further help.

Here in the Southeast part of the country Tweeter caries the Studio L's, that is where I saw them. I have owned JBL's for 30 years so I trust the manufacturer as far as above entry level goes.Maybe this will help.

[pschwartz]

I've heard both, not doing A/B comparison, but at different times. The Studio Ls were much better IMO. They are the best JBLs I've ever heard, actually.