Feature:
I can't imagine what else you would want from a reference speaker. Plenty of inputs. Nice control inputs on the front. I thought the remote was kinda goofy but find it real handy.

Quality:
Rock solid. Not much is said about the amps and they're probably worth the cost of the speakers.

Value:
Honestly, if the pair I owned died and it cost twice as much to replace them, I would pay without hesitation.

Desirability:
Whatever coating is on the front or these speakers, feels real bizzar to the touch. For whatever that's worth.

Sound:
Clear and uncolored at any level. It's nice to have the confidence that what you are hearing is accurate and your mix will translate well when played on home systems. These speakers take alot of guess work out of mixing, what you hear is what is really happening. I have never felt the need to use the EQ settings at any volume level (Hi cut/boost,Lo cut/boost).

Ease of Use:
Even with the RMC set up it doesn't get easier than this.

Support:
Used some internet downloads which were fine. But other than that,after three years of use, I haven't needed support.

Overall:
I own a pair. Plan to add two more for surround. Sub is not really needed for what I listen to but I plan to add one for DVD and surround purposes.

Feature:
Love the RMC

Quality:
These things feel like they will last for a very long time.

Value:
I probably wouldn't pay list price for them, but it's not too bad. Although, if you pay list price for any audio equipment, you are getting shafted.

Desirability:
These things are sexy in the studio, and the handles on the sides make them easy to grab and move for setting up placement.

Sound:
Especially with the RMC, mixes on these speakers translate to other systems very well.

Ease of Use:
You can hook these things up to your system using digital (AES/EBU) or analog, ad easily connects to whatever system you've got.

Support:
Haven't had to deal with any warranty issues, or replacement parts. I think the best support a company can give is not needing to give very much.

Overall:
I currently have a 2.1 setup (2 of the 8 inchers and a subwoofer). I would consider upgrading by buying 3 more of the same speakers for a 5.1 mix set up. Other than that, I plan on using these for years to come.

Feature:
The RMC feature really works and it works well.

Quality:
Build strong, tough, and with excellent craftsmanship.

Value:
Well worth the amount I paid for them.

Desirability:
They're sexy and impressive.

Sound:
The sound output is amazing.

Ease of Use:
It was extremely easy to set them up.

Support:
I've been using JBL monitors since the early 90s. My first pair were the 4208 series.

Overall:
I expect to use these monitors for many years to come.

Feature:
Its a speaker! Not studio in a box. It has all the trix you could think of they are all just okay quality

Quality:
To much electronics in a small area.

Value:
Put your money in speakers.

Desirability:
I put them on the floor in my friends studio so I could use the Events

Sound:
To much time spent on toys, not speaker quality

Ease of Use:
Monkeys can use it. Or, Joe shmoe who doesnt have ears and the guy behind the counter said buy it.

Support:
Please hold!!!!

Overall:
They didnt know what top make next so they put it all in a box and called it a speaker.