Wireless Smart Speaker JBL L75MS walnut

Overview

The JBL L75 system is designed for audiophiles who are looking for an easier way to listen to their music collection without sacrificing acoustic performance. The L75 draws inspiration from the JBL Classic series, with which it shares the walnut wood veneer cabinet finish and black Quadrex foam grille. Behind this retro appearance lies thoroughly modern acoustic technology, including high-resolution audio capability and a multitude of wired and wireless connectivity options.

For most modern listeners, audio streaming offers easy and convenient access to music. The L75 is perfect for this, thanks to its integrated streaming engine that provides wired and wireless network audio capabilities via Ethernet, Google Chromecast Built-in, Apple AirPlay 2, and Bluetooth audio. A 32-bit/192 kHz high-resolution digital-to-analog converter ensures that your music is delivered with the highest fidelity. In addition to wireless audio, the L75 offers a number of connections for physical sources, including a 3.5mm analog input. For vinyl enthusiasts, it features a moving magnet (MM) phono stage for connecting a turntable, and an HDMI ARC input for exceptional sound for movies and games when connected to your TV.

For even greater acoustic impact, there is a dedicated signal-sensing subwoofer output for connecting an external powered subwoofer. Everything is designed to create a high-quality audio system without taking up much space.

The all-in-one JBL L75 system includes a pair of 1-inch titanium dome tweeters with waveguides, two 5.25-inch woofers accompanied by a 4-inch midrange speaker. The system has a total power of 350 W.

What the press says

The JBL L75ms is clearly designed to occupy a central place in the living room, while serving as a luxury soundbar. On paper, it directly competes with the few other all-in-one Hi-Fi systems, such as the Naim Mu-so 2.

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La JBL L75ms se destine clairement à occuper une place centrale dans le salon, tout en assurant la fonction de barre de son de luxe. Sur le papier, elle se confronte directement aux quelques autres tout-en-un Hifi, comme la Mu-so 2 de Naim.

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