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JBL L110 resources

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Someone selling some on ebay listed to fit the 110's,what's odd is the pic is the same for the 100's,and both in san diego.
But from different sellers,wonder if they are using stock pictures.
 
Seller wrote back and says they fit. However description of the other listing says it fits all speaker with an 11x12 base, which they don't have...

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Ghonk said:
Someone selling some on ebay listed to fit the 110's,what's odd is the pic is the same for the 100's,and both in san diego.
But from different sellers,wonder if they are using stock pictures.
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Rented a banquet hall for a birthday a few years back. I used my L110's for the entertainment system. and I thought they might not work well in such large room, but they held their own and then some. I would recommend getting them off the the ground at least 1 foot.
 
JBL L110's will sound best off the floor at least a foot. Normally, you would want them up where the tweeter and midrange are near ear level in your listening position. Nearer the floor will increase the bass response at the expense of imaging. The L110 is cousin to the JBL 4313 monitor which is meant to be used in nearfield monitoring.
 
The L110 cabinet is basically the same size as the cabinet of the L100. JBL included a speaker stand offer that came with the instruction manual packet that came with each speaker. If my memory serves me correctly, they were $36 per pair which included shipping and there was a choice of either Solid Oiled Walnut or Red/Blue/Gray Lacquered finishes. They were designed so the front baffle is at a 7-degree angle.
 
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