The compact LSR6325 has a 5.25-inch high-excursion low frequency transducer powered by a 100-watt RMS amplifier and a 1-inch damped titanium-composite high frequency transducer powered by a 50-Watt RMS amplifier. Housed in a cast aluminum enclosure with the dark graphite finish that matches the LSR6300 line, the LSR6325P produces flat frequency response +1.5 dB/-2 dB from 20 kHz-70 Hz and a peak SPL of 109 dB at 1 meter.

The LSR6325P is part of a bigger picture JBL is addressing: the inherent acoustic problems in most rooms used for critical listening. JBL's Linear Spatial Reference technology ensures that the mid and high frequency content that reaches the mix position is flatter at the mix position, regardless of working distance. This is accomplished by ensuring a +/- 30 degrees horizontal and +/- 15 degrees vertical, radiated response. To correct frequency response and overcome spectral shift when the system is mounted on a wall, in a corner or on a work surface, a boundary compensation setting is included in LSR6325P.

When used in conjunction with the LSR6312SP Subwoofer and its integrated JBL RMC™ Room Mode Correction system, a LSR6325P system produces exceptional accuracy at the mix position, from 20 kHz to below 30 Hz.

The LSR6325P includes balanced +4 dBu XLR and unbalanced -10 dBv RCA inputs, user settings, and a convenient front panel volume control and power switch. The speakers are THX pm3® approved, magnetically shielded for use near CRT monitors and there are mounting points for use with readily available mounting brackets. The LSR6325P sell for $399 MSRP each and available individually or in a 5.1 surround configuration with the LSR6312SP subwoofer and RMC Calibration kit. Check www.jblpro.com.