JBL PRX635 Review

November 20th, 2011 by jasoncastellente

The PRX635 speaker box is made out of lightweight poplar plywood, which is one of the best features because the whole unit only weights in at 60 pounds! The construction feels solid even after I loaded and unloaded them a few times as well as set them up and pushed them pretty hard.  The outside is covered in Obsidian DuraFlex finish.  I have no idea why it includes “dura” anything in the name because the finish is anything but durable.  It chipped off very easily after the first gig.  It did not effect performance at all, but they look like I beat the heck out of them.  That was kind of disappointing to me but as long as the sound quality was not compromised, I guess it’s okay. They have large ergonomic handles on the sides which are covered in rubber to increase grip when moving them or positioning them

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I have read online that the PRX series does have a problem with rattling inside of the unit when they are pushed hard and apparently, it is something that shows up after some use.  So, I figured I’d just be aware and keep my ears open for it.  Just recently, one of my speakers started doing just that.  The other ones aren’t doing it but I assume it’s only a matter of time.  It is not a major problem because you can really only hear the rattling from behind the speaker. It does not affect the sound quality that you are standing in front of the speaker.  It is just slightly annoying.

The Bottom Line

Overall, I must say I am pleased with the performance of the PRX635’s.  As far as bang for your buck, they come in at a pretty sweet $999.  There are small issues with the finish and the internal rattling but I think it is still a very solid competitor in that niche of the live sound market.  Check them out today!

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    February 15th, 2012 at 4:14 am

    Thanks. Good info. Always include the year a review was written too …