Jamo Studio S 803 Bookshelf Speaker Pair Black

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More importantly, though, is the fact that - relative to these issues - the midrange is quite muffled and of very poor quality.

The Early Reflections curve is an estimate of all single-bounce, first-reflections, in a typical listening room. The v curve of the speaker does make them seem a bit more dynamic for some music, but it can be a little "un-smooth" on the higher frequencies when you turn them up or are in a reflective room. I am wondering if I am using them properly and/or have them positioned correctly and have the bass/treble set optimally? In the case of the Jamo S803 the DI (the combined “smoothness” of the response on and off-axis) is rather poor which means these speakers won’t take as well to EQ as one would hope. Shawn does pretty decent reviews, giving his impressions and opinions on speakers in a well constructed manner.The better your problem and question is described, the easier it is for other Jamo owners to provide you with a good answer. The new Jamo Studio 8 series has been completely reimagined to live seamlessly in modern, premium environments. I think so, there are black rubber feet, i did not peel it but when i put a neodymium magnet it sticks to the rubber feet covering something metal, screws possibly. He is new to the review game, but he really structures his reviews well and it's not just a guy sitting there talking about a speaker.

Boz Scaggs is a comparatively easy ride, too, the slightly larger-than-life production held in check by the Jamo’s natural incisiveness and precision. Some of the data that are collected include the number of visitors, their source, and the pages they visit anonymously. I especially like how these compact speakers look with their magnetic grilles removed — their tasteful wood accents give them a fresh, modern look. I picked up the S803 HCS set which includes the s81, s803, and s801, as well as the atmos module for 399.To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

In an actual listening room, you'd find that some speakers play louder than others when fed the same amount of power. I found that held true for a lot of pop and rock music on these speakers, and while stereo imaging was spacious, focus and detail were just average. I don't find them bright or harsh but i'm also not the type of person who sits down in front of them to listen to music for hours. Listening to “Ain’t No Sunshine” by Christy Baron shows off the tone and texture of the bass quite well.And that’s just what you run into when you come across a product that has such a distinct character.