Adorama has
10" Jamo S 810 Subwoofer for $379 - $280 when you apply coupon code
JHCE2491 at checkout (apply under the Payment section) =
$99.
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Available in:Features:
- 10" polyfiber woofer
- 150W bottom mounted class D amplifier
- Ultra slim cabinet
- Bass reflex via slot port
Top Comments
However at $100 new this is still a fair value and good enough for something like pairing it with cheapo around $100 bookshelf speakers or a soundbar with sub out for use on a computer desk or a tiny bedroom and you aren't going to playing any audio at high volumes. Having a subwoofer is still better than no subwoofer at all, especially with speakers that have tiny 5" or smaller drivers.
Just be aware this sub is only rated to go as low as 36 hz max. Perhaps it is due to the slim form factor since I've seen even budget 8" subs be able to hit around 30hz and other budget 10" subs hit 25hz.
Community Reviews
The Jamo S 810 is a slim 10-inch subwoofer that fits well under a desk or in a tight room, and it adds solid low end for small bookshelf speakers, soundbars with sub out, and computer setups. At around $100, it is described as a fair value for music and casual movie use, with enough bass for games and everyday listening. The main limitation is its 36 Hz roll-off, which keeps it from delivering the deepest movie effects or wall-rattling output. The coupon also appears to be expired, so the deal may no longer work.
Common Questions (5)
Yes. It is a good fit for a computer desk, tiny bedroom, or office because the slim cabinet fits in tight spaces and adds useful low end without needing high volume. It pairs well with small bookshelf speakers and powered speakers like the Micca PB42X or Dayton M4.
36 Hz is the -3 dB roll-off point, not a hard cutoff, so it can still play below that frequency at lower output. It is generally fine for music, while movies benefit more from deeper 20-30 Hz extension for the strongest "felt" bass effects.
No, it is not a wall-rattling sub like higher-end models. It is better suited to modest bass reinforcement for music, desks, and small rooms than to the deepest movie effects or very loud playback.
At about $100 new, it is considered a fair value for adding bass to small speakers or a soundbar with sub out. It is especially attractive if you want a compact sub for low-volume listening rather than maximum output.
No. The coupon code appears to be expired, with checkout showing "This promotion has expired," and the deal was reported dead afterward.
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And btw, you can use a HPF even when there is no sub, just to spare your speakers and amp the burden of reproducing the low frequencies. That's exactly what I have always done in all of my cars even when I don't have a sub, because the OEM speakers sound much better that way. That's what I would do in my home theater as well if I didn't have a sub but didn't want to risk damaging my speakers during high-LFE scenes if listening at high SPLs.
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Controls at the bottom are a bit weird but I guess they wanted it to look clean. Form factor is give or take like a tower case and fits well in a tight space.
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