S 810.
Equipped with a 10” polyfiber woofer and a 150W class D amplifier, the Jamo Studio S 810 SUB delivers dynamic, powerful bass in any listening environment - from full cinema surround systems to critical 2-channel listening.
Contemporary Design
10" polyfiber woofer
150W bottom mounted class D amplifier
Ultra slim cabinet
Bass reflex via slot port
Completely New, Completely Modern.
The new Jamo Studio 8 series has been completely reimagined to live seamlessly in modern, premium environments. Contemporary material and finish choices accentuate the clean, minimalist lines of this European design, while the compact cabinet designs are an ideal solution for urban living environments around the world.
Ultra Slim Cabinet.
The Jamo Studio S 810 SUB utilizes an ultra-slim cabinet for exceptional placement flexibility and orientation flexibility - front firing against a wall or side firing next to a media console or cabinet
At less than 9” deep, it can even be placed on its side and hidden underneath a sofa or chair.
The 90° power cable allows for extra tight placement against the wall, for minimal intrusion into the room.
Bottom Mounted Amplifier.
The high powered class D amplifier and input panel is mounted on the bottom of the cabinet, making for a clean, unobtrusive look in any orientation. 90° power cable and RCA cable are included for exceptional space management.
Features.
Contemporary Design
10" polyfiber woofer
150W bottom mounted class D amplifier
Ultra slim cabinet
Bass reflex via slot port
Product SKU:
ja1064612
power_type:
Active Subwoofer
size:
10"
speaker_type:
Compact Subwoofer
whats_in_the_box:
Jamo S 810 SUB 10" 150W 2-Channel Subwoofer (Walnut)
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I purchased this and enjoyed it unfortunately right after the warranty expired it got the death thump, it would randomly thump like a heart beat. Hopefully they've fixed the issue since then. I've upgraded to the Klipsch 10in sub but the Jamo was very competent till it wasn't.
a frequency response spec without a +/- range is a meaningless number. this spec is by far the most abused in the industry. companies generally fall into 3 groups.
Reputable: these manufacturers use a +/-3dB range. this range is considered to be a flat response as human hearing sensitivity is ~3dB. there are a huge number of reputable companies that fit into this group. High end speakers will go as far as matching drivers in a matched pair of speakers to within 0.5dB. Companies in this category include Wharfdale, Mission, PSB, Paradigm, Martin Logan, SVS, KEF, Dynaudio,
Very questionable: these manufacturers will use a +/-6dB range. we call this marketing data since it doesn't accurately reflect performance when compared to +/-3dB data. marketing folks will use this to fool people into thinking a product performs better than it really does. you see this done on a lot of low end products, including "brand names" you are very familiar with JBL, Klipsch, B&W, etc. sometimes you will see them pick and choose data. their low end products may use the 6dB range (to enhance their appeal) and use the more meaningful 3dB spec for their upper level products.
Not reputable: these companies don't use any +/- range. this makes the frequency response meaningless as there is no defined acceptance limit. this product would fit into this category. Again there are "brand names" you are very familiar with Polk, Infinity, Definitive Technology, etc. that use this tactic. You may see this called " Overall Frequency Response" which is meaningless (No +/- range)
without knowing the +/- range on your speakers it would be impossible to accurately say if a sub would help you. and since this product has no acceptance limits it is impossible to state that you will get any benefit using it.
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when i got my first one about a year ago it was DOA. they promptly exchanged it. there was one little exchange snag where when the new order tried to go through full price but didnt match up to the returned funds. a short call fixed that. got this one in the bedroom since then got a monolith that can rattle the 2 guys next door while they are getting after it
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I purchased this and enjoyed it unfortunately right after the warranty expired it got the death thump, it would randomly thump like a heart beat. Hopefully they've fixed the issue since then. I've upgraded to the Klipsch 10in sub but the Jamo was very competent till it wasn't.
I've got one of these paired with my KEF LS50 wireless to use while I "shopped for a better sub". That was 3 years ago. I gotta say - I'm pretty impressed for 100 bucks. I will eventually upgrade but honestly having a basic no frills sub like this made a big jump sound quality right out the gate. If you're rocking a 2 ch system and have the ability to add a sub but don't want to break the bank - go with this Jamo.
Can this subwoofer help If my speaker Frequency Response is already at 35Hz - 25kHz? I don't want to buy a huge, expensive subwoofer for my bedroom at the same time I want to know whether adding this subwoofer will make any difference if my speaker already goes down to 35Hz
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Can this subwoofer help If my speaker Frequency Response is already at 35Hz - 25kHz? I don't want to buy a huge, expensive subwoofer for my bedroom at the same time I want to know whether adding this subwoofer will make any difference if my speaker already goes down to 35Hz
List what speaker you have. Many of those frequency claims are false or at a minuscule level.
List what speaker you have. Many of those frequency claims are false or at a minuscule level.
I am looking to add subwoofer for this one: Klipsch RP-8000F
Rest of my speakers in other rooms are all different Klipsch speakers, but I don't need subwoofer for that.
I am looking to add subwoofer for this one: Klipsch RP-8000F
Rest of my speakers in other rooms are all different Klipsch speakers, but I don't need subwoofer for that.
Ok, well you have good speakers to start with. This sub will make an audible difference in those frequencies for sure - if that added amount is enough is the question. If you want a little extra output in those frequencies then this is a good choice at this price. If you want lower frequency response at higher dbs then you will be spending at least 3x this amount. If you don't play your media at high volumes, this would probably be a fit for you.
Ok, well you have good speakers to start with. This sub will make an audible difference in those frequencies for sure - if that added amount is enough is the question. If you want a little extra output in those frequencies then this is a good choice at this price. If you want lower frequency response at higher dbs then you will be spending at least 3x this amount. If you don't play your media at high volumes, this would probably be a fit for you.
Thank you!!! I don't play at high volumes, will give this a shot.
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Reputable: these manufacturers use a +/-3dB range. this range is considered to be a flat response as human hearing sensitivity is ~3dB. there are a huge number of reputable companies that fit into this group. High end speakers will go as far as matching drivers in a matched pair of speakers to within 0.5dB. Companies in this category include Wharfdale, Mission, PSB, Paradigm, Martin Logan, SVS, KEF, Dynaudio,
Very questionable: these manufacturers will use a +/-6dB range. we call this marketing data since it doesn't accurately reflect performance when compared to +/-3dB data. marketing folks will use this to fool people into thinking a product performs better than it really does. you see this done on a lot of low end products, including "brand names" you are very familiar with JBL, Klipsch, B&W, etc. sometimes you will see them pick and choose data. their low end products may use the 6dB range (to enhance their appeal) and use the more meaningful 3dB spec for their upper level products.
Not reputable: these companies don't use any +/- range. this makes the frequency response meaningless as there is no defined acceptance limit. this product would fit into this category. Again there are "brand names" you are very familiar with Polk, Infinity, Definitive Technology, etc. that use this tactic. You may see this called " Overall Frequency Response" which is meaningless (No +/- range)
without knowing the +/- range on your speakers it would be impossible to accurately say if a sub would help you. and since this product has no acceptance limits it is impossible to state that you will get any benefit using it.
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Can this subwoofer help If my speaker Frequency Response is already at 35Hz - 25kHz? I don't want to buy a huge, expensive subwoofer for my bedroom at the same time I want to know whether adding this subwoofer will make any difference if my speaker already goes down to 35Hz
Can this subwoofer help If my speaker Frequency Response is already at 35Hz - 25kHz? I don't want to buy a huge, expensive subwoofer for my bedroom at the same time I want to know whether adding this subwoofer will make any difference if my speaker already goes down to 35Hz
Rest of my speakers in other rooms are all different Klipsch speakers, but I don't need subwoofer for that.
Rest of my speakers in other rooms are all different Klipsch speakers, but I don't need subwoofer for that.
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