JBL 4329P Studio monitor speakers (walnut)
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Product highlights bi-amped design with separate woofer and tweeter amplifiers for greater headroom and lower distortion patented JBL 2409H 1" compression driver with high-definition imaging dispersion horn 8" cast-frame paper-cone woofer 600 watts RMS total system power 50 watts x 2 to the tweeters 250 watts x 2 to the woofers frequency response: 28-25,000 Hz (-6dB) bass reflex design with dual front-firing ports built-in DAC supports high-resolution audio files up to 24-bit/192kHz resolution when speakers are connected using included Digital Link cable up to 24-bit/96kHz resolution when speakers are connected wirelessly supported music formats: AAC, AIFF, ALAC, DSD (to PCM), FLAC, MP3, MP4, OGG, WAV, WMA, and MQA front-panel volume and source/pairing knobs on primary speaker left/right stereo assignment switch -3dB bass contour switch 3/4" MDF construction with internal bracing real wood veneer removable grille remote control detachable power cord Apple AirPlay 2 lets you stream directly from an iPhone or iPad and ask Siri to play Apple Music® Chromecast built-in for streaming music from the cloud with compatible mobile apps supports UPnP™ (Universal Plug 'n' Play) high-resolution wireless streaming from a Windows or Mac computer, or from a NAS drive control with free MusicLife app for Apple and Android devices Bluetooth 5.3 works as a Roon player (requires subscription and Roon Core running on your network) Roon Core is media server software that runs on your computer, NAS drive, or other compatible hardware combination XLR/TRS analog input selectable input sensitivity switch for use with balanced or unbalanced signals 3.5mm analog aux input optical digital input asynchronous USB Type-B input for connecting a computer signal-sensing line-level mono RCA output for connecting a powered subwoofer USB service port Ethernet port for connecting to your home network 12-5/8" W x 20-5/16" H x 15-1/4"D (each) primary: 34.5 lbs.; secondary: 34.3 lbs. warranty: 5 years (enclosure and drivers), 2 years (electronics)
What's in the box2 Powered speakers 2 Grilles Two 69" AC power cords 10' CAT5e cable Remote control 2 "AAA" batteries 8 Self-adhesive feet Owner's Manual Important Safety Instructions
About this item
Written by Crutchfield's Ned O.
The 4329P Studio Monitor wireless speaker system from JBL has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, plus digital and analog inputs (shown in walnut).
High-performance powered hi-fi speakers
JBL's 4329P Studio Monitors give you hi-fi sound in a robust powered speaker pair. It's a big reminder of JBL's heritage in the control rooms of many a high-end recording studio.
You can use these speakers in your studio for accurate audio reproduction. Or enjoy high-quality home listening with your favorite wireless streaming options. They also include plenty of wired digital and analog inputs.
With their furniture-grade wood veneer finish and retro-styling, they'll look great wherever you place them.
Formidable power and horn-loaded tweeters
The 4329P's built-in Class D power includes four discrete amplifiers — one for each driver. It sends 50 watts each to the horn-loaded tweeters and 250 watts each to the 8" woofers. That eliminates the need for passive crossovers and ensures a tailored response for agile, detailed, and muscular sound.
The power to thrill
The 4329Ps are descended from storied JBL studio monitors, and it's remarkable how much these speakers sound like much larger passive JBLs I've heard in recording studio control rooms — and in state-of-the-art PA systems we've all experienced in venues from packed nightclubs to cheering stadiums.
The kinship is there with these speakers. They retain detail while delivering undeniable bass that vibrates nicely in your bones at reasonable volumes. They also have the amplifier power to blow your hair back and even overwhelm you — and it's a thrill to crank them.
I set up the 4329Ps with a Bluesound NODE streamer. I had several options for hooking it up, but I chose to test these speakers with the NODE's built-in DAC using a pair of 1/4" adapters I already owned. On Ray Price's 1963 version of “Night Life” this setup delivered attention-grabbing, distinct instrument presence — including a delicious rendering of Buddy Emmons' pedal steel guitar — with an appealing stereo soundstage.
The title track of Steely Dan's Aja
sounded muscular and full, and I picked out something new — to me — among the song's clearly rendered details: a pair of what sounds like nice ringing open-string rhythm guitar chord moments in the instrumental bridges. And the 4329Ps delivered a stunning presentation of the tumbling tom-toms in Steve Gadd's drum breakdowns.
Control in your hands
Front-panel and remote controls let you power on and off, switch sources, control playback, and more. The free MusicLife app for Apple® and Android™ devices gives you another control option.
But with Bluetooth, Roon, Chromecast built-in, and Apple AirPlay 2 all native to the 4329P, you can do pretty much everything from within your smartphone's streaming apps.
Flexible connections and high-res DAC
You can connect the 4329P to your home network via Wi-Fi or Ethernet. Its combination XLR/TRS input lets you add analog sources with a balanced or unbalanced connection. There's also a 3.5mm analog aux input, plus an optical digital connection. An asynchronous USB input lets you connect a computer and enjoy precise sound with your stored digital music files.
The system's built-in DAC supports high-res audio, and with the primary and secondary speakers connected wirelessly, you'll get 24-bit/96kHz resolution. Use the included Digital Link cable to reach the system's maximum resolution of 24-bit/192kHz.
You can connect a powered subwoofer for more oomph
in the low frequencies — and more headroom in the 4329P, since it automatically engages an 80Hz high-pass filter.
Pair them with matching stands
Elevate these large monitors and give them a slight backward tilt with JBL's heavy-duty matching JS-80 speaker stands.
What's in the box
About this item
Written by Crutchfield's Ned O.
The 4329P Studio Monitor wireless speaker system from JBL has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, plus digital and analog inputs (shown in walnut).
High-performance powered hi-fi speakers
JBL's 4329P Studio Monitors give you hi-fi sound in a robust powered speaker pair. It's a big reminder of JBL's heritage in the control rooms of many a high-end recording studio.
You can use these speakers in your studio for accurate audio reproduction. Or enjoy high-quality home listening with your favorite wireless streaming options. They also include plenty of wired digital and analog inputs.
With their furniture-grade wood veneer finish and retro-styling, they'll look great wherever you place them.
Formidable power and horn-loaded tweeters
The 4329P's built-in Class D power includes four discrete amplifiers — one for each driver. It sends 50 watts each to the horn-loaded tweeters and 250 watts each to the 8" woofers. That eliminates the need for passive crossovers and ensures a tailored response for agile, detailed, and muscular sound.
The power to thrill
The 4329Ps are descended from storied JBL studio monitors, and it's remarkable how much these speakers sound like much larger passive JBLs I've heard in recording studio control rooms — and in state-of-the-art PA systems we've all experienced in venues from packed nightclubs to cheering stadiums.
The kinship is there with these speakers. They retain detail while delivering undeniable bass that vibrates nicely in your bones at reasonable volumes. They also have the amplifier power to blow your hair back and even overwhelm you — and it's a thrill to crank them.
I set up the 4329Ps with a Bluesound NODE streamer. I had several options for hooking it up, but I chose to test these speakers with the NODE's built-in DAC using a pair of 1/4" adapters I already owned. On Ray Price's 1963 version of “Night Life” this setup delivered attention-grabbing, distinct instrument presence — including a delicious rendering of Buddy Emmons' pedal steel guitar — with an appealing stereo soundstage.
The title track of Steely Dan's Aja
sounded muscular and full, and I picked out something new — to me — among the song's clearly rendered details: a pair of what sounds like nice ringing open-string rhythm guitar chord moments in the instrumental bridges. And the 4329Ps delivered a stunning presentation of the tumbling tom-toms in Steve Gadd's drum breakdowns.
Control in your hands
Front-panel and remote controls let you power on and off, switch sources, control playback, and more. The free MusicLife app for Apple® and Android™ devices gives you another control option.
But with Bluetooth, Roon, Chromecast built-in, and Apple AirPlay 2 all native to the 4329P, you can do pretty much everything from within your smartphone's streaming apps.
Flexible connections and high-res DAC
You can connect the 4329P to your home network via Wi-Fi or Ethernet. Its combination XLR/TRS input lets you add analog sources with a balanced or unbalanced connection. There's also a 3.5mm analog aux input, plus an optical digital connection. An asynchronous USB input lets you connect a computer and enjoy precise sound with your stored digital music files.
The system's built-in DAC supports high-res audio, and with the primary and secondary speakers connected wirelessly, you'll get 24-bit/96kHz resolution. Use the included Digital Link cable to reach the system's maximum resolution of 24-bit/192kHz.
You can connect a powered subwoofer for more oomph
in the low frequencies — and more headroom in the 4329P, since it automatically engages an 80Hz high-pass filter.
Pair them with matching stands
Elevate these large monitors and give them a slight backward tilt with JBL's heavy-duty matching JS-80 speaker stands.
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