Richersounds have these on sale at £49 but there isnt one very near to me. However Maplin will price match this , so you get them for £49. I think it can only be done instore , but still a great dea.
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deadcert
2 Feb 163#2
Very tidy speakers for the size, excellent build quality... I'm tempted myself... but do I need them? Hhhhmmmmm....
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kremix
12 May 16#20
just realised price match deal....
kremix
12 May 16#19
£79.99 now EXPIRED!!!!
gm8dwj
29 Feb 16#18
no cables included.
praevalens
29 Feb 16#17
do i need to buy speaker cable seperately or does it come in the box?
gm8dwj
5 Feb 16#16
Pro model is slightly different , but even the non pro goes for around 70-100 usually
Within this hardy exterior, the JBL Control 1 houses a 5.25” low frequency driver and a 0.75” polycarbonate dome tweeter that together handle a maximum of 150watts and provide 114dB peak volume (SPL). The frequency range is impressive for such a compact speaker, operating within -10dB fall-off from 80Hz to 20kHz – not quite the full audible spectrum, but enough to give a good clean, warm and loud result. The crossover frequency where signal is split between the woofer and the tweeter sits at 4.2kHz, with an updated network delivering a very steep slope and providing a consistent frequency response of +/-3dB from 100Hz to 18kHz.
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Within this hardy exterior, the JBL Control 1 houses a 5.25” low frequency driver and a 0.75” polycarbonate dome tweeter that together handle a maximum of 150watts and provide 114dB peak volume (SPL). The frequency range is impressive for such a compact speaker, operating within -10dB fall-off from 80Hz to 20kHz – not quite the full audible spectrum, but enough to give a good clean, warm and loud result. The crossover frequency where signal is split between the woofer and the tweeter sits at 4.2kHz, with an updated network delivering a very steep slope and providing a consistent frequency response of +/-3dB from 100Hz to 18kHz.
for those that dont.....
5 1/4 are the pro american version where jbl are based or were not the grey imports.
get the pro and you can whack amazing wattage through them.......
like the control 5;s they glow in happiness..
if you dont know what i mean you dont know jbl
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EDIT: Noticed they have a pro site as well :smiley: