Jamo Studio Series S 803 Compact 5.0 Home Theater System (White)

Its hard to find this kind of value. I actually sold the S801s that come in the package for $100 here locally in classifieds. So I got 3 pieces for basically $150 with tax. Thats hard to beat. This set along with the Jamo C910 subwoofer is outstanding. Looks great, Sounds Great and its dirt cheap. hard to beat this setup.

I recently purchased a nice used 7.2 receiver and wanted to change my soundbar setup at home, so after doing some research, they had excellent reviews here on Amazon and on Youtube, so I decided to check them out. Boy, was it a treat to listen to them the first time I plugged them into my Onkyo receiver. I paired them with my SVS subwoofer which made listening to music like a dream. The sound does have a V shaped sound which is fine because I can always adjust it. The only downside In my opinion is the Center Channel. I would have paid a little more if they replaced the center channel with their bigger version. I will probably upgrade the center channel in the future. Overall, Im very pleased with these speakers!

When I heard about these, I had to try them out. Yes, they sound great. For the price, they do have a strong punch and they are pretty clear. Some people say that the center sounds a bit muffled. However, in my case they sound amazing. I’d highly recommend these speakers! Budget friendly for a great product. I don’t want to seem like I want to overhype these speakers. They really do a good job. Not to mentioned they are owned by KLIPSCH.

Speakers were fantastic. If you return the items, you will be charged a shipping fee.

I love these speakers. I have the 803s set up as a 2.1 channel sound bar in my front room and the 801s set up as a 2.1 channel on my computer with Aiyima amplifiers and mono price subs. I can’t believe how good these sound and the build quality is truly impressive. I’m not using the center channel but it seems like it is also of outstanding quality and value! I would give a million star review if I could! I really really would!

the little 801s are decent, a bit better overall than the Klipsch 41s. they are obviously lacking a little base, but overall sound quality is clean. i will be using them as rear surrounds at some point, but as computer monitors, they are excellent. the center channel i am not needing so cannot comment but no doubt also sounds good. the 803s are on the wall either side of my tv and are front ported, running off amazon cables and an onkyo, very clean but when running heavily dynamic tracks, they sound a smidge muffled only due to the wall placement. if on stands, they image and sound very good.

If youre even slightly interested, and if theyre still half off, just go for it, definitely worth every penny at $230 for the set. The only downside is that they do start to fall apart at high volumes, not the 803s quite so much but the center and especially the surrounds cant handle high spls or any bass at all. For a moderate surround setup its worth it and youre getting a really great pair of speakers in the 803s that are basically worth the $230 on their own. I hooked them up to my onkyo surround receiver and Im pretty impressed with them as a full set, but when I hooked up the 803s to my ps audio sprout 100, it definitely brought out some level of detail and soundstage that I just dont think should come from such a basic pair of speakers. I dont know if Ive even had a chance to fully break them in yet so I assume itll only get better too, good stuff.

Great sound quality. In fact, its better than I can percieve.. Beautiful piece of art as well. My only complaint is they missed the boat on the base. Its a picture of wood wrapped around something. Super lame. Over all this is what Ive been looking for and would have paid more for a real wood base.

This set is an amazing value. Very happy with how these sound, stage, and image. Ive been an audiophile for 30 years and dont give recommendations lightly. Unless you get a deal in the used market, youd be hard pressed to find better at this price point. Somewhat U shaped sounding but are opening up nicely as they break in. Full and rich. If you listen to jazz, rock or classical. You probably dont need a sub. Bass heavy music, a different story. But these get pretty low and manage to stay in control. Oh and they look like much more expensive speakers. Originally got these for my girl, but Im keeping the 803s for myself....:)

Worst sounding speakers ever, I dont know why. Bad product quality.