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JPW ML-110

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Never heard these but Honeydew uses these in his test rig room.

These JPWs must be very good!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/JPW-ML-110-Bo ... 74c&_uhb=1
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Can't go far wrong for 99p.Eh. :D
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Honeydew,

Just wondering. Have you removed the 4mm Banana sockets off your NVA speaker cable to be used on your JPW ML-110? I see these JPWs only have ''naked wire'' type speaker terminals.

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No, the 4mm plugs fit in the speaker terminals, just about. Please don't get me wrong I bought them because they were available when I needed a small fast informative speaker for test. As far as I am concerned any of the small JPWs would have done the job.
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Would'nt you get better test results using a cube 2.......... :o
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I don't need anything that good and space is at a premium. The JPWs cost me £20, to build a pair of Cube2s would cost me over £300 in material costs.
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Dr Bunsen Honeydew wrote:No, the 4mm plugs fit in the speaker terminals, just about. Please don't get me wrong I bought them because they were available when I needed a small fast informative speaker for test. As far as I am concerned any of the small JPWs would have done the job.
One good thing about all these small JPW speakers is that they play music well. And for £20, can't really moan!

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Oh, and the bigger JPW speakers must be good too.

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Please Dont assume all JPW speaker's are good....there is a few hound's out there....Suck em and see............ :think:
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