JBL Studio 590 vs Wharfedale Linton Heritage vs KEF LS50 Sound Demo
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2019
- Sound Comparison Of Soft Dome, Aluminum Dome And Compression Horn Drivers.
Timeline: 0:00 KEF LS50, Linton Heritage 7:00, JBL Studio 590 14:05
Room Size; 14x20x9ft room with big area rug and full furniture set.
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JBL Studio 590 Speakers
Price: $1999.90 Pair (Jun, 2018)
(JBL Studio 590 is even better buy than any of the speakers in this video when it on sale for less than $500 each)
Overall Rating ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ¾
My advice is before you buy anything, you must try Studio 590, Highly Recommended !
Pros: Good Mid Range, Bass Performance, Easy Placement.
Cons: Plastic Feet.
Highs:⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️½
Mid-Range: ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️½
Bass: ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
Sound Stage:⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
Price: ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
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Wharfedale Linton Heritage Speakers
Price: $1200.00 Pair (Jun, 2019)
Overall Rating: ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️¼
Reasonably priced Package with quality build, overall sound is a joy to listen.
Pros: Musical Sound, Quality Midrange.
Cons: Little More Treble Refinement & Bass definition Please.,
Build Quality: ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️ ⭐️½
Highs:⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️
Midrange: ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️½
Bass: ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Sound Stage:⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
Price: ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ½
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KEF LS50 Black Edition Speakers
Price: $1300 Pair. (Jun, 2019)
Overall Rating ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
Pros:High Quality Sound,Bass Performance,Best Midrange Under $5k.
Cons: None At This Price.
Highs:⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️
Mid-Range: ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️
Bass: ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
Sound Stage:⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
Price: ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️
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Kef
(0:01 bass) (0:25 vocal) (1:51 hammond) (6:40 bass)
Wharfedale
(7:04 bass) (7:30 vocal) (8:56 hammond) (13:44 bass)
Jbl
(14:10 bass) (14:36 vocal) (16:02 hammond) (20:51 bass)
Up you go ⬆️⬆️
Much appreciated!!
Thanks 😊
Just ordered the Wharedale's Lintons!!!! They ship this Tuesday!!!!!!!!!!
Me too mine Ship Tuesday as well :)
Wow, now THAT is how you do a comparo! Well done, sir! I thoroughly enjoyed that!
And man, I am really, really impressed by those JBL's. Course they can bring bass, but the quality of everything? Not too shabby at all! Great stuff.
You are absolutely right!!!
Excellent, organic, and honest review channel. Nice work!
Very interesting demo. Thanks for sharing!
The Lintons were a good mix of the other two. I like how the JBL’s reached down low but the Lintons seemed to reveal more of the song.
They're all good sounding speakers depending on every personal listening choice. I have the studio 590 paired to Emotiva XPA using Anthem preamp and I'm so happy with it! I have used and played that same music (Coming Home) with my system seems it's more lively and detailed with no suppression, what I really thought with this demo is the acoustic of the room has played big part of sounds realism. But overall it a nice demo! Thanks Tharbamar....
The JBLs are the only ones that give me impression of being in a cozy lounge listening to the performance. But they all sound good in their way.
Yes, because of the room's poor acoustics.
@@cs.b.9857 so they integrate well with a bad room? Bonus feature?
Thanks for the video brother! Appreciate it!
Those JBL look so cool to me. I dig that's spaceship look. I got their 520c center to try out with my Elac ub5. It should be here 24th Dec.! So excited. The ls50 sound amazing. Elac ub5 are smashing this demo for me!
How does it sound? did you buy any of the other JBL's line?
Warfedale has my vote here for sound. Probably over aesthetics as well if using in a family room. Just sounds like the warfedale plays more notes. more music being given off by them.
I finally found a new pair of Kefs on sale their just the Q100 got a great deal on them I'm very impressed and blown away that they have so much low end punch at low volumes and very large accurate sound from a small speaker box , i'm using them in a small dedicated music room what gets me is I heard the La50 but at a hifi shop and they didn't sound all that good think it was the room acoustics the room was filled with other speakers and amps these Q100s makes my 14set of speaker's I bought in 5 months lol video review coming soon ! Thank for the video !
Love the diversity in the way each company chose to “arrive” at their own awesome musical conclusions! Technology, brilliant minds, and brilliant minds challenging themselves to present each company’s best efforts! Love it! That the Kefs, which would appear to be easily overmatched(at least in the bells and whistles dept.), compete somewhat evenly, and shine in their own ways, is totally amazing to me! Love the wild wacky world of speaker stuff!!
Interesting sound demo. 👍👍👍
Saludos, excelente comparativa y aunque cada par de altavoces tiene lo suyo, el driver horn gana por su precisión, especialidad y contundencia, son los agudos más vivos, más presentes sin ser irritantes o que fastidien, por su mayor volumen las JBL ganan en presencia dinámica y construcción sonora, pero son sorprendentes por su tamaño las Kef, de las Wharfedale que decimos, honra su trayectoria, gracias por compartir ésta comparativa, sigue adelante, abrazos desde Bogotá, Colombia...
KEF: neutral and clear (needs dynamic or musical sources to balance)
Wharfedale: meaty and musical (needs neutral to bright sources to balance)
JBL: bright, tiring (needs sources that bring out the mids and tame the treble to balance)
Really nice demo of the loudspeakers.
The Wharfedale is the best speaker here.
by far!
Why do you believe this?
@@motodork Mid-range tone.
Ahahahaha! You win the dumbest comment from a fanboy award.
You can't hear any of them to make an informed opinion. You can only hear the video's audio played back through whatever audio device you are using. For you to say X, Y, or Z is better based on ABCD is BS. That's just you being a fan of a brand.
@@motodork Because he's a goofball.
The linton's sound great! JBL very good to excellent. The LS50 sounds congested. But I've heard them, great for near-field listening. For my office I preferred Focal aria 906 (more efficient, front port allows placement choices, better bass - in my room, and wider soundstage) But will take a liston to the Linton's now. Thx
WHARFEDALE for me. The 3 sounds great!
Thanks for sharing. To me, the Lintons sounded the most balanced and natural across the entire frequency range. Very articulate and detailed, without fatiguing exaggerations.
Patrick Would like to hear Heresy by Klipsch in this contest!
dawolyan13 Sounds like a great idea to me! I haven't heard the Heresies, but I have heard great things about them!
Not even close
As The Listener graduates from the smaller to the larger sizes, I find that as the units get bigger they handle the more complicated and muddy parts better. Definitely the JBL'S are best of all followed by The Wharfedals. I think the room size and the lack of dampening has something to do with the perception of the sound that's we are getting from the different sized cabinets. To me, the LS50'S would be much more suited for an office or a desk situation where the room is not large. I think that the sound would be more profound in a slightly smaller space. All are good especially at the price points!
Another great test!!
Just ordered the sacd that you are using here. Thanks!
Great video. My choice would be the Linton above the JBL . Not realy into the KEF sonic signature. A tad bright for my taste.
Yeah.Way too bright.I just like their look.The sound is not good.
I was listening to a pair of speakers from KEF that cost between 25-50.000 per speaker, high end price with a horrible sound. Really dont understand what others hear in that brand 😅
Bro what mic, camera and post video editing have you use for this upload? Can you do a list and walkthrough of your video capture setup?
I'll go with JBL. Not sure though how much the room influence the sound quality, but it sound more natural and balance to me using Audeze X headphone with WA8 headphone amp. And I like your music record too. Thanks.
I've seen so many reviews of all speakers. I'm no audiophile and need to get back the hifi I don't have at this time. I'm just not looking anymore. It's not because of this video. but I'm gonna start with the Linton. I need to hear all my vynal before I die. I'll take all advice on the minimal set up I would need,,such as a receiver or anything that will make my phono happy. Thanks
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Regarding aesthetics....the winner is BY FAR the Wharfedale linton!
Thanks for video . For me is Jbl because KEF has really clean sound but there is no bass means something like missing from melody, it is like torturing your ears that's why u can't go longer with it hours and hours. One thing that I wonder for the KEF, how those sound with a sub?
Agree Jbls may not be flat but give more emotion . And yes the Kefs should sound better with sub although I thought some of the low mids got a little lost.
Thanks Tharbamar, after listening to your demo I had to go out and buy Grace Mahya "Last Recording at Dug." Hard to find CD, and an Import to boot, but what a great CD, and I just purchased a pair of 590's and 4 530's with the huge JBL sale, Thanks.. Steve
Awesome, thanks for sharing.
The JBLs were a little more open in the top end and articulation but I hear a little more hiss so maybe they bumped top end a little more. The Lintons gave them a run for the money. I think for double the price I can turn the treble up a little on the Lintons and match the JBL's. Here's hoping. The Compression Horn Drivers are hard to beat. Thanks for the great comparison. Your subject and the speed with which you set up the comparisons is to be applauded. Bravo.
Which mode KEF was activated ? Wall, desk... Its can switch behind one of the speakers.
Would love to see a review of PSAs speakers.
The JBL's sound the best to me. The music sounds more lively on them. Perhaps it has something to do with the horn loaded tweeter. They are gorgeous too. The Lintons sound great too, and remind me of the Polk Audio Monitor 7 series, that were popular back in the 80's.
the dream team of speakers right here!>
This room sounds much better than the other one you use
Would love to hear the Wharfedale Linton Heritage vs their EVO 4.2 or EVO 4.3 (price wise a better match).
Maybe just using a Cambridge CXA81 or Parasound NewClassic 200 integrated amplifier.
Exactly what I am looking for
@@tommyw7 I'm now considering the new Tekton Dragonfly.
Great video. In your opinion, being that no speaker is perfect, which is the most REVEALING, DETAILING, ANALYTICAL speaker (or bookshelf speaker) you've ever heard? Thanks a lot for your opinion!
Lower end Focal and Canton speakers for me, detail, cold and without any depth with my integrated or separate amps.
Tharbamar thanks. Last question please, what do you think about Martin Logan Motion LX16 or 15? Thank you very much!!
I’ve heard 35XT I’m not sure if I can listen to them for everyday.
Even in this 3-player match Linton wins hands down. Much more complete sound throughout the range
I think JBL needed to make a center the same mass as the 590 just squat with the woofers next to each other and the tweeter turned sideways on top. It maybe the same size woofers flanking the tweeter.
Fun test, I'd take the Wharfdale. Please got some acoustic treatment if you already havent.
Thanks You very much, this comparisson y really usefull, i can do back and foward and have almost reall time comparisson. I was a wharferdale team.... Now i don't know.... I must listen it several times to have a final conclussion. I'm surprised with ls50 ( although i found them too bright for Mu gaste )
Thanks again
Greetings from argentina
An 8 inch kef ls50 would be a very very interesting product.
I agree.
I have a pair of Kef C55, I think the first uni-Q generation, and it's a 8" together with a 8" passive radiator and the sound is excellent.
I am sure an LS with 8" would be a greater speaker
Kef now make an updated version with a matching sub. Problem solved. Easily trounces the Wharfedale but ive never heard the JBL in person.
Nice comparison 👍
I would love to hear the jbl studio 590's on a Mcintosh.
Difference between them is like day and night. I'm hearing thru my cheap multimedia speakers with compressed audio courtesy by RUclips
Clearly only one winner in the looks department. 👌
Thank you. Finally someone who is doing this right.
Hey Tharbamar. I am seriously looking at: JBL Studio 590 or 580, or Wharfedale Linton or Klipsch RP8000. Because I had some customer service problems with JBL few years ago, they are offering me 20% off any purchase. Right now the Studio 580's are on sale for 300/each but if I wait for the 590's to go on sale for 450/each which does happen now and than, I can use that 20% discount. My room is carpeted, furnished, paneling, and drop ceiling, and is in basement...my man cave..LOL. What you think: Still try the Studio 590's? or 580's? or something else? I don't like the KEF's or any KEF's because they hurt my ears. Go figure. I got a vintage Mitsubishi dual mono block amp that is just plan sweet. Appreciate your input. Peace.
Amp model plz is the speaker cables are the same models
590's with a tube amp rock. Mine are on 18 inch stands to get them off the floor.
The Lintons are the most open and revealing but those JBLs just bring the beef along with the very pleasant highs delivered by those horn loaded tweeters. I purchased the 590s based on your comparison video vs the Klipsch. I have never regretted the purchase. They are amazing when driven by my Sansui AU517 or 9090db.
Like the look of the JBLs mostly but the best sound to my ears are the Warfedales. I think you have to have a dedicated midrange to help fill the full spectrum of the music in most cases. Great demo.
So we are deciding sound of these greats off our phone speakers!
Who is the best choice?
Outstanding test. Wished you’d limited it to a couple of minutes per speaker. I’m really torn between them all. The problem with this is that’s is so damned subjective and based on our own experience. I have a high end Naim system where grip, pace, timing and rhythm is everything. I’m really surprised to favor the JBLs. Will be buying the vinyl of this artist. Just an outstanding post, thank you.
Kef sounded like a portable boom box. It just does not produce a big sound compare to the Linton and JBL's. The Linton and JBL's sounded pretty accurate. Each has a different sound presence. If space were an issue, I would get the Linton. If you want deeper bass, get JBL's.
lol yup and the same price as the Lintons. i know what i'd choose. a no brainer really!
jbl 590s are lit. I'm amazed and never thought jbl's would compete at such high, clean, clarity, level.
Yes the jbl is hifi lore, for instance, just the old L100 will make you cry..
Thanks for the comparison. BTW, don't you miss some thick carpeting there? It should help to keep the sound and harmonics under control :--)
Please see my latest video for updates.
Through my reasonable quality earphones via RUclips, and taking into consideration comments regarding placement and reflections, I like the JBL’s. Lintons were good too. KEF were outshone I’m afraid, though they do a good job for their size. Thank you for sharing this audio experience. Take nay heed of the doomsayers! Well done!
Blown away by those KEF speakers! Holy cow! So much sound out of those little things!
Very true
I have experience listening to kef playing hotel california. I have to say , the front end must be really good to make them sings. To me they are like hd800 . If your equipment not good, the speaker will tell. Alas , this guy front end is good .
How well do the Lintons image? Do they disappear if driven correctly? Out of the three the Lintons sounded the best through my phone, you can sense the room better I feel with those, the JBLs are nice I’ve heard but in this instance they just seem really flat and boring.
If you want 3d imaging then dont go near the Lintons. They are hard to position and even then at best have only reasonable depth and bugger all width. Some people do like this however. None of that matters to me when the tweeter fitted to Linton/Denton is such a piece of poo.
Teraz tylko pozostaje popracować nad akustyką pomieszczenia. To znacznie polepszy dźwięk , który juz teraz ma potencjał. Pozdrawiam
The Kef have amazing sound regarding their size, but lack a bit of range and warmer/analogical sound. Never really liked Kef's metalic tweeters and their bright highs. Don't know what to think about the JBL, just they are too big, while the spatialisation is not as open and engaging to me... I whish the Linton was a bit more accurate and clean in the way it separates the frequencies; for sure it is warm, sounds more engaging and analogical, has a nice range, but i found them too messy regarding low medium and bass (could be better controled). Too bad, I thought it would be a perfect match with my tube amp :(
Thank you very mutch for your reviews, very interesting!!
Can some one help me? Say I was to listen to a Brahms symphony through the wharfedale lintons would it sound incredible? I do not know anything about audiophiles or whatever I just want a truly top tier listening experience for my classical music and on occasion 70s prog rock. And I hear the lintons are good for long sessions.
They are good speakers but not great, thanks
Wow those JBL’s 💯
What are those white things holding up the speaker cable?
cable risers for dust protection.
Когда вы сможете протестировать JBL Studio 6 и HDi серию?
Очень было бы интересно.
what music is this?
Do monitor audio vs Kef and Wharfendale or different tweeter metals vs horn
Once again the Linton's come off sounding much better than the LS 50s
The KEF punch above their weight, but nice sound. The Wharfedales were excellent. The JBL needed more room but still sounded good a little bit bright.
Ι would keep the KEFs but, with the addition of a subwoofer.
Their clarity is quite more obvious from the other two, with the Lintons come close second.
Also, placement - in my view - makes a difference. The closer you bring speakers together the more focused they sound but you loose the wide soundstage.
Any case, great shoot out! Thanks!
My first crearlly the JBL, and the LS50 always surprise me... please consider the size.
I wonder how the Kef would sound in a more separate position and probably with ba good subwoofer could be the best choice.
The Linton is a good speaker and a balanced solution, I miss some clearty in the highs, but it sounds great.
yes, i bought kef ls 50 and svs sb 2000 pro , not bad)
it's hard to give a definitive verdict but I liked the Lintons over the rest... not by much though
Wish we could get this song on Apple Music to see how it really sounds on my b&w 707 s2?
hello, you can hear a video comparing:
Wharfedale EVO 4.2
Wharfedale Linton Heritage
but with the same music and the same electronic components.
I look forward to it. Thanks, thanks. please , please .
EVO 4.3 is a better price match. I would include it in a 3-way comparison.
Pretty amazing that the LS50 can match the other 2. Linton would be good but sub is mandatory. Jbl for bigger room. Man that LS50 is impressive.
match? they really dont! lol
Tharbamar I have one suggestion, first of all thanks for your time, love the chance to demo speakers, I think you’re recording the speakers with the mic a bit too far from the speakers, i feel like the mics are picking up the room too much, the reflections, echoing, etc. I would encourage you to try it. thanks again
I mean, that is how you are going to hear them.
The main problem is the spacing - you should set them up as ABC, ABC, not ABC, CBA. Now the speaker width is variable as is the distance to the walls, which is giving the JBLs a more spacious sound due to side wall reflections.
@@matsudakodo wrong. The JBL like about 6-8 feet and a face squared arrangement. It's the manual , it's in my bedroom 2 pair. Tubes do play with the effective spacing as do buffers. They are at a disadvantage in the video. Not an advantage.
agree, wd prefer nearfield mics so that what we hear will be less colored by room acoustics
I liked the Wharfedale's the best. I really liked the "knock" of the bass, especially on the kick drum. It was very tight and defined. The vocals were very forward and present in a way I enjoyed.
Surprisingly the JBLs may have been my least favorite. They were actually TOO bassy for my tastes. Or maybe it was that the bass was a little flabby? I also felt that the JBL's frequencies sounded too "separate." At times it felt like the higher pitched instrument were coming from a different speaker.
I'd have to hear them live to really know, of course. My headphones are adding their own character.
I can guarantee that any boominess of the bass your hearing is just due to the fact that you're listening to a recording in a room. I've done a similar recording of my amateur built speakers and the recording made it seem like they had WAY more bass than they actually did.
As a big JBL fan, I also agree that the wharfedales sounded sweet! I preferred them to the JBLs as well
Wish I went with tower JBL's instead of the baby 530's plus 550p's (2.2).
Is it me or do the KEFs sound congested. I definitely prefer the litton and JBL. The Littons are warmer, but the JBLs are really entertaining.
Starts
7:04 wharfedale
14:09 JBL
How do you still think of Jbl 530s?
I still like them a lot, thanks
Have you thought of any room treatments?
I have dedicated space for my music room and it’s not a option for minimalist wannabe like me, this room is used in this video because I can’t move JBL towers to upstairs.
I would have liked to have heard the Wharfedales with the covers on to get a better impression.
JBL lost the soul of the song...
Keff were too bright to me...
Wharfedale low freqwency helped by its woofer...
I choose Wharfedale for the better sound on this song...
999o
I would use shorter snippets overall but I'd definitely choose the 590s anyway
What stands are the KEF's on? Do you fill them with sand? Thanks ....
B&W 24” stands, of course it is filled with sands.
@@Tharbamar Thanks. Some people say metal pellets.
Fantásticos altavoces y gran trabajo 👏🏻 de..pero lo q más me ha encantado y gustado es el tema,la canción 🎵..xapooo por elegir esta canción o song
Espectacular canción…lovint this swing cool cool music..jazz adicto
Felicidades a Kef por el trabajo con estas Ls 50.. ❤ el mejor bass para JBL
To AB the speakers just add or subtract 7 minutes for KEF to Linton or 14 minutes for KEF to JBL and scroll.
Could you add sub to Ls50 to compare those of them ?
That's what I do and they make them even greater
What do you think about the new stage series?
I’m working on one, I will be uploading in a few weeks, thanks
Those 590's are HUGE!!!
Soft dome fantastic in Grace live version , but JBL/horn twt good for rock/heavy, aluminum twt average
The JBL speakers seem more relaxed and accurate. They fill the listening space better with a live like sensation over the other speakers.
Because of the extended low end not boosted and high end boost; comparded to the other speakers
Funny - I totally disagree...Thank God there's more than one opinion in this world..Cheers mate!
The kef I think would be best in a near field situation and only that it's funny you can actually hear it's smaller footprint through a micrphone, through youtube compression then played back on different speakers. The warfdale sounds traditional 3-way in nature of modern day speakers and does nothing I'd think anyone would deem to be offensive all thanks to that soft dome. and lastly the JBL's with it's compression horn I think the microphone was kind of messing it up but you can hear a sense of depth through them, I think they sound the most realistic with some distance between you and them. None of them sound in any way particularly bad to me. I'd say it really depends on the situation and how you are planning on setting them up. I wouldn't buy those kefs for a living room that's for certain and the warfdale is more traditional sounding but it lacks that depth that the JBLs seem to have, you get a real sense of the room it was recorded in on the JBL which honestly if I had to pick its' what I would want personally. I wouldn't be upset with the warfdales though.
Can't say the mic/recording is good enough for me. Seems to overload easily and no extension. What are you using? Look in my channel for an acceptable binaural recording of an audiophile system with sme, vdh, audio research, bw.
I just picked up the JBL 590 and looking for a good amp for it so open for suggestions. Want to keep it under $1500 if possible
I would go with Marantz PM8006 or Yamaha AS1100.
@@TharbamarThanks! I had my eye on the Marantz, but thought the 70W might be too low. I will read up on the Yamaha.
@@trencher7 Did you make a choice yet? How big of a room are you listening in? How close to the speakers do you sit?
These JBL's have impressed me in every single sound demo that I've heard them in. They're good. Clarity all around is very good. Great presence and impact overall. I like their sound signature. I will own these SOON!
Sale is on now
@@rumporridge1 Hey bro. I got them early last year. Love em!
@@rumporridge1 I got em for $500/1 speaker, but I see they've gotten as low as $399. That's an absolutely STEAL!
@@Larwiz yea bro. Just ordered a second pair of 580’s and a pair of 590’s. So now have the whole set of the 5 series. Ridiculous value vs sound stage.
@@rumporridge1 Nice! So you have the 530s and 570s also?