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<blockquote data-quote="TJ Cornish" data-source="post: 65370" data-attributes="member: 162">Re: JBL Vertec 4886/4883 listening testHi Hal.&nbsp; I&#039;ve spoken with David, and I think you about your system, and the similar challenges we are facing.&nbsp; I&#039;m fairly familiar with the NX-L23A (or at least thought I was), but I&#039;ve never heard that they were using internal Powersoft amps and DSP.&nbsp; As far as I knew, the crossover was analog and the amps were RCF developed.&nbsp; Do you have a source for your information?I like the price of the NX-L23A boxes, but the software is absolute garbage, and I&#039;m hoping to get rid of needing an external DSP, either via array modules with internal user-adjustable DSP, or in the case of JBL, amps with DSP inside.&nbsp; I&#039;m also not aware of anyone in my city with similar boxes to cross-rent, which tips the scales towards JBL.&nbsp; I&#039;m glad they&#039;re working well for you!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TJ Cornish, post: 65370, member: 162"] Re: JBL Vertec 4886/4883 listening test Hi Hal. I've spoken with David, and I think you about your system, and the similar challenges we are facing. I'm fairly familiar with the NX-L23A (or at least thought I was), but I've never heard that they were using internal Powersoft amps and DSP. As far as I knew, the crossover was analog and the amps were RCF developed. Do you have a source for your information? I like the price of the NX-L23A boxes, but the software is absolute garbage, and I'm hoping to get rid of needing an external DSP, either via array modules with internal user-adjustable DSP, or in the case of JBL, amps with DSP inside. I'm also not aware of anyone in my city with similar boxes to cross-rent, which tips the scales towards JBL. I'm glad they're working well for you! [/QUOTE]

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