Jamo E650

[Illuminatti]

Hi, i recently received a gift from my cousin in germany which is a Jamo E650, a floorstander with two 6 1/2 drivers. It sounds ok to me but are there members in this forum that has a similar speaker who could actually comment on these?

Your comments will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

 

[Illuminatti]

Jamp E650

41 views and yet no comments? this must be a bad speaker!

 

[Audioholics]

Actually, just a bunch of us curious about Jamos... I haven't heard them yet and am looking forward to meeting them at CEDIA.

 

[Mudcat]

I have a Jamo speaker switch box, excellent craftsmanship. If their speakers are built to the same standards, you made out well.

 

[JohnA]

This might help

Hi..I have installed many Jamo's in my days as an installer...in wall mostly but free standing as well...I never had a problem with them...they are a wonderful sounding speaker. the E855 were GREAT sounding peakers. I havent yet heard the E650's but here is some ideas....

1) check your speaker placement
2) the E855 had isolation spikes...you might want to get a set
3) check the placement...yes i already know I said that
4) check the levels on your reciever....I set mine at 0 and the check placement and then change the level
5) make sure they are wired correctly...not out of phase.

Hope that helps

 

[tonton]

Hi Illuminatti and others,
I am planning to get a Jamo E670/E850. Please let me know whether it is good /worthwhile to buy? Any problem faced so far?

I'm looking for a clear sound speaker.

 

[JohnA]

I've installed

Hi Illuminatti and others,
I am planning to get a Jamo E670/E850. Please let me know whether it is good /worthwhile to buy? Any problem faced so far?

I'm looking for a clear sound speaker.

I have installed the E850 for a client and they sounded great, even in a large open room with wood floors, lot's of windows and nothing on the walls.

 

[Illuminatti]

Hi Tonton,

Ive been using my Jamo E650 for more than 6 months now and no evident weakness yet. Im a 70%HT and 30% Audio listening and so far my E650 have surpassed my expectations. If youre an HT user, you will never go wrong with a Jamo. The highs are evident, the mids are clear and the bass is fine. Although since i am an HT user, the bass was taken cared of by an M&K MX 125.

Jamo is not popular in this forum as well as in the audio/video industry not because their speaker sucks but because the company does not spend so much on advertising like the others. But i can assure you that you wouldnt go wrong if you will use it in your HT set-up.

Btw, i paired my E650 with a JM Lab Chorus Center powered by a Denon 1604 and the chemistry is quite astounding!

 

[tonton]

You have really steer up my desire to get Jamo already. Would my Yamaha RV-X550 receiver compatible with Jamo E670? Please advise.

 

[Illuminatti]

Certainly!

Yamaha manufactures one of the best receivers (especially in HT) in the industry. They have poured so much investment into DSP processing and a lot of owners in this forum can attest to that.

 

[tonton]

I have just bought my Yamaha RX-V550 + NS-P436 (6.1 speaker). I am planning to get this Jamo E670,

My qs:
1) tell me whether this combo is good or not (compatible?)
2) any other feedback about E670?

 

[bmukisha1]

Wanted For Buying

Hi..I have installed many Jamo's in my days as an installer...in wall mostly but free standing as well...I never had a problem with them...they are a wonderful sounding speaker. the E855 were GREAT sounding peakers. I havent yet heard the E650's but here is some ideas....

1) check your speaker placement
2) the E855 had isolation spikes...you might want to get a set
3) check the placement...yes i already know I said that
4) check the levels on your reciever....I set mine at 0 and the check placement and then change the level
5) make sure they are wired correctly...not out of phase.

Hope that helps

I need jamo speakers and should be very powerful ones knowing that you have done somany installations,so if you come across someone selling plase contact me on this email bmukisha2001@yahoo.com