JBL On Stage 400P Speaker Review - Yanko Design

Really what would we do without music? I'm listening to it everyday. It provides the exact kind of ambience inspiration I demand when working. Of class that means having something modest even so powerful enough to really brand all the money I've spent on digital music worth it. Enter the JBL On Phase 400P speaker.

At the time of this review, this speaker wasn't even out nonetheless. Information technology's still difficult to find but at $250 it's comparable to the Bose Sound Dock 2. It's the latest in a long line of JBL speakers conveying the "On Stage" name and the nigh powerful. Similar its siblings, on-unit controls are express to volume. Everything else is controlled thru the RF remote. Inside you'll discover 4 Odyssey drivers and a defended Atlas bass driver equipped with far more amplification than previous models.

Sonically the 400P is very full with clear highs, rich lows, and a bassy kick you'd exist surprised to hear coming from a pocket-size desktop unit of measurement. One thing JBL has always been good at is maximizing sound quality while offer little features other manufacturers miss. In this case being fully compatible with iPhones since the unit of measurement is completely shielded from cellular interference and the remote existence able to navigate different playlists. Music came in distortion free with but the slightest crackling heard when the volume was cranked upwards.

This isn't the granddaddy of all stereos. It'south meant to be a mid-range solution for the iPod and iPhone toting cohorts merely priced $50 less than the Bose Sound Dock II while packing more than features. This is perfect for the office, your desk, bedroom, even a dorm room.

What we liked:

• Funny pyramid blueprint with the top chopped off
• Fabric mesh actually makes information technology look and feel like an expensive unit
• Fully compatible with all iPods and iPhones
• RF remote navigates playlists
• Uses accelerate digital signal processing
• Articulate highs and rich lows with strong bass
• $l less than the Bose Sound Dock II
• Charges the iPod/iPhone fifty-fifty if the unit is off

What could exist improved:

• No FM radio

Technical specs:

• Drivers – one Atlas neodymium and four Odyssey transducers
• Power Output  – 15 watts per aqueduct
• Frequency – 40Hz – 20KHz

Designer: JBL [ Buy it here ]

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Source: https://www.yankodesign.com/2009/06/16/jbl-on-stage-400p-speaker-review/

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