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Jamo Speakers: Pair S 809 + S 83 Center + Pair S 803 Bookshelves Expired
$399
$1,297.00
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Adorama has Jamo Pair S 809 + S 83 Center + Pair S 803 Bookshelves Speaker Bundle on sale for $399. Shipping is free.
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Adorama has Jamo Pair S 809 + S 83 Center + Pair S 803 Bookshelves Speaker Bundle on sale for $399. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter iconian for finding this deal.
Includes:
- S 83 Center Speaker
- S 809 Floorstanding Speakers (Pair)
- S 803 Bookshelf Speakers (Pair)
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- About this deal:
- This price is $838 lower (~69.2% savings) from the list price of $1297
- About this product:
- Includes Jamo 5-year limited warranty
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- Adorama Return Policy may be found here
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deal [adorama.com]
$399 + free s/h (price drops in cart)
$399 + free s/h (price drops in cart)
- (pair) S 809 floorstanding speakers
- S 83 Center
- (pair) S 803 bookshelf speakers
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Yes, they're owned by Klipsch, but they started as their own company and were simply acquired. Klipsch strives to make flat/reference speakers which cost a lot. Jamo strives more for what is pleasing to human ears. So they're not perfect, but they are pleasant to listen to for extended times. Like even audiophiles can respect them.
I built all of my speakers to achieve my goals for under $10k, but if I had it to do over, I'd save the time and effort and stick with Jamo. My mains are Zaph Audio BAMTM (~$250 to build) and surrounds are Parts Express C-notes (~$100/pair). As for subwoofers, those you still have to pay to play and I'd avoid Jamo. SGS sells complete sub kits, so that would be an ideal and affordable theater pairing to shake the neighbor's house. Or BIC PL-200 II for a more reasonable turn-key solution.
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Lol. What are are you talking about. You mean like how every ad says THIS IS AN AD on it? Oh wait, no, they don't say that. Because it's not a thing. Ads can't be deceptive, but this thing you're saying is a thing isn't a thing.
maybe not better looking (especially considering having to rotate one of the bookshelfs), but 5x sscs5s for 180ish is the better bang for your buck imo
*will have to find someone to split a pair with you
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*will have to find someone to split a pair with you
Like your idea . I have both Sony and JaMo. I think Sony has better sound overall but Sony needs sub. JaMo looks better overall. Sony work easy with cheap amp ( T amp to a several thousand dollars amp) Jamo did change sounds by amp a lot. I did hookup with McIntosh reciver did just ok and hook up Monolith ( dual mono) with McIntosh preamp create amazing sounds. Very natural and transparent sounds even compare to my Maganpan 1.7.