JBL EON10 G2 for guitar

kerveros · #1 (**permalink**) 3rd December 2008 , 04:14 PM

hi there
does anybody have use the JBL EON10 G2 with guitar\amp modeling like roland vg 88......
im using a 12'active monitor for gigs and im very happy but i need something with more quality and not very heavy does the
10" speaker of the JBL EON10 G2 is going to reproduse the guitars frequency well?.........
please help.......

modz1 · #2 (**permalink**) 3rd December 2008 , 04:20 PM

Hi kerveros
Welcome to the DV Forums, but please don't multi-post the same question.. this is the fourth one so far..

kerveros · #3 (**permalink**) 3rd December 2008 , 04:31 PM

[QUOTE=modz1;20320]Hi kerveros
Welcome to the DV Forums, but please don't multi-post the same question.. this is the fourth one so far..[/QUOTE]

sorry
man

I_Am_Bic_Pentameter · #4 (**permalink**) 5th December 2008 , 12:25 PM

JBL EON10 G2

The guys who use these type of things and are good judges say - not great.
They can do a job but better is to be found elsewhere.

I'll dig deeper and see if I can find what is 'better'

ecc83 · #5 (**permalink**) 6th December 2008 , 10:41 AM

Morning K,

If you want a straight answer no! And yes!

If you are coming out of the "raw" line feed of say a Marshall head the wide band JBL will sound rather fizzy and "hi fi".

If you are feeding it from a guitar processor or modelling amp and just using it as a PA that should be fine.

E.G. Take the emulated output of a Blackstar HT5, go ON!!!

Men (and gals) who know...www.musicradar.com

Dave.

kerveros · #6 (**permalink**) 6th December 2008 , 03:37 PM

yeah im fitting from an a guitar possessor this is the way i doing it so far
the question is if the 10" speaker and the plastic box of the jbl are going to reproduce the amp emulations right....

ecc83 · #7 (**permalink**) 6th December 2008 , 05:26 PM

"the question is if the 10" speaker and the plastic box of the jbl are going to reproduce the amp emulations right...."

Should do...The theory is that once you have the "right" sound you can re amplify it to kingdom come, all you need is an accurate and powerful reproducer.

Now JBL have been in the PA game a looong time and looking at the spec' of that box you should be fine.

A few months ago my company ran newly developed emulation thru' a 50W 4"+tweeter hi fi speaker and all who heard it were knocked out.

Dave.

kerveros · #8 (**permalink**) 7th December 2008 , 02:30 PM

thanks dave it was very helpfull

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kerveros Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 4	JBL EON10 G2 for guitar hi there does anybody have use the JBL EON10 G2 with guitar\amp modeling like roland vg 88...... im using a 12'active monitor for gigs and im very happy but i need something with more quality and not very heavy does the 10" speaker of the JBL EON10 G2 is going to reproduse the guitars frequency well?......... please help.......
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kerveros Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 4	[QUOTE=modz1;20320]Hi kerveros Welcome to the DV Forums, but please don't multi-post the same question.. this is the fourth one so far..[/QUOTE] sorry man
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#5 (permalink) 6th December 2008 , 10:41 AM
ecc83 Super Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 442	Morning K, If you want a straight answer no! And yes! If you are coming out of the "raw" line feed of say a Marshall head the wide band JBL will sound rather fizzy and "hi fi". If you are feeding it from a guitar processor or modelling amp and just using it as a PA that should be fine. E.G. Take the emulated output of a Blackstar HT5, go ON!!! Men (and gals) who know...www.musicradar.com Dave.
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#7 (permalink) 6th December 2008 , 05:26 PM
ecc83 Super Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 442	"the question is if the 10" speaker and the plastic box of the jbl are going to reproduce the amp emulations right...." Should do...The theory is that once you have the "right" sound you can re amplify it to kingdom come, all you need is an accurate and powerful reproducer. Now JBL have been in the PA game a looong time and looking at the spec' of that box you should be fine. A few months ago my company ran newly developed emulation thru' a 50W 4"+tweeter hi fi speaker and all who heard it were knocked out. Dave.
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kerveros Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 4	jbl thanks dave it was very helpfull
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