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JBL 4329P Studio Monitor Powered Loudspeakers Unveiled

Published: February 24, 2023

JBL 4329P Powered Studio Monitor
JBL 4329P Powered Studio Monitor

 

JBL unveiled the JBL 4329P Studio Monitor - Powered Loudspeakers earlier this year and now it is ready for pre-ordering. The 4329P becomes the larger more powerful sibling of the JBL 4305P ($2200/pair)studio monitor (Compare JBL 4305P vs 4329P).

 

JBL 4329P
JBL 4329P

 

The JBL 4329P features patented JBL 2409H 1-inch compression driver, High-Definition Imaging (HDI™) horn, and JW200P-4 8-inch pure-pulp black paper cone woofer with a cast frame.  The J4329P provides both wired and wireless network audio capabilities via built-in Google Chromecast, Apple AirPlay 2, and Bluetooth 5.3 aptX™ Adaptive audio. The speakers’ built-in DAC supports up to 24 bit/192 KHz audio as well as MQA files (Tidal Hi-Fi), and they are prepared to be controlled from a Roon client.

 

Price and Availability

The JBL 4329P will be available Q2 of 2023 at $4,500 per pair. An optional JS-80  speaker stands (used for JBL L82s as well) are also available and sold separately.

 

JBL 4329P Powered Bookshelf Speaker Key Specs

  • 2-way Bass Reflex Design
  • 1" Horn-Loaded Tweeter
  • 1 x 8" cast-frame paper-cone Woofer
  • 28-25 kHz Frequency Response
  • Crossover Frequency at 1675 Hz
  • 600-watt RMS Class D Type Integrated Amplifier
  • 24-bit Max Depth / 192kHz Max Sample Rate
  • Built-in 5.3 Bluetooth
  • Ethernet Port
  • mono-RCA Subwoofer Output
  • Handheld Remote
  • App Control Feature
  • Roon Ready
  • Weight:32.41 lbs / 14.70 kg
  • Dimensions (H x W x D): 20.3125" x 12.625" x 12.75" / 515.5mm x 320mm x 322.4mm
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JBL 4329P Back Panel
JBL 4329P Back Panel

 

FEATURE and SPECS COMPARISON
ModelJBL 4329PJBL 4305P
Speaker TypePowered BookshelfPowered Bookshelf
Enclosure TypePortedPorted
Driver Setup2-way2-way
Max Power (RMS)600 watts300 watts
Tweeter1" Horn-Loaded Tweeter1" Horn-Loaded Tweeter
Woofer1 x 8" cast-frame paper-cone Woofer1 x 5.25" Pulp Woofer
Frequency Range / Low28Hz45Hz
Frequency Range / High25kHz25kHz
Crossover Frequency1675 Hz1750 Hz
Port Positionfrontfront
Available ColorsSatin Walnut, Black WalnutSatin Walnut, Black Walnut
Finish3/4-inch MDF with real wood veneer3/4-inch MDF with real wood veneer
GrilleYesYes
Height515.0mm336.0mm
Width320.0mm210.0mm
Depth322.0mm223.0mm
Weight14.70kg6.60kg
Ethernet Port
USB PortUSB-BUSB-B
Aux Input3.5mm3.5mm
MSRP(pair)4500USD2200USD
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