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Adorama has
Jamo S 809 7.1 Home Theater Pack (Black or Walnut Finish) on sale for
$449 when you apply coupon code
JHCE9926 at checkout.
Shipping is free.
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Includes:
- 2x Jamo S 809 5" 240W 3.5-Way Floorstanding Speaker
- 2x Jamo S 803 Dolby Atmos Bookshelf Speakers
- 2x Jamo S 8 ATM 4" 100W Surround Speaker
- 1x Jamo S 81 Cen 4" 120W Center Channel Speaker
- 1x Jamo S 810 Sub 10" 150W 2-Channel Subwoofer
- 2x Jamo S Magnetic Grilles
Top Comments
Its not audiophile quality, but its great with my 75 inch tv. Ill never buy another soundbar.
Community Reviews
This Jamo bundle is a budget home theater setup that delivers big, room filling sound and a clear upgrade over soundbars or TV speakers. The towers are the standout, with strong clarity and deeper bass, and the surrounds and dialogue can sound surprisingly good for movies and gaming. The subwoofer and center channel draw the most criticism, and the Atmos modules are often described as room dependent or underwhelming. It works best with a decent receiver and some setup tuning, especially if you want a simple all in one starter system.
Home theater fans building a full-room speaker setup, because the towers and surrounds deliver clear, spacious movie sound that beats a soundbar.
Listeners who want strong value from a single all-in-one kit, because the package is easy to drive and sounds better than buying pieces separately at this price.
Roomy living rooms with a proper receiver, because the towers fill the space well and the setup works great with a decent AVR.
TV viewers who care about dialogue clarity, because the center channel can be tuned to keep speech intelligible and the system is a big upgrade over built-in TV speakers.
Atmos buyers expecting dramatic height effects, because the upfiring modules can be weak, gimmicky, or dependent on room layout.
Bass-focused movie fans, because the included subwoofer is widely described as the weak point and can sound poor or fail early.
Music-first listeners, because the system is tuned more for home theater than for balanced stereo playback.
Small rooms or cramped apartments, because the tower-based layout only makes sense when you are not very room restricted.
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i need receiver and subwoofer
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The towers are hands down the best part of the kit. Let's ignore the price point, the sound is full, there's a luxurious amount of clarity and the tuning fills the room nicely.
The center is mid. It does aid in treble but other than that I wouldn't bother to wire it in.
The surround speakers are also surprisingly good. Nice and punchy for good home cinema and gaming.
The sub though... Nah. It's what brings the value of the set down. It's so awful. The response and port tuning is really bad. The towers give me deeper richer bass with more accurate response in comparison to the shallow sub. This reminds me, I need to submit a warranty claim. The internal sub amp died after only an hours use.
My recommendation, buy the set and sell the sub on marketplace or eBay immediately.
In general terms, if quality is the main priority a traditional setup like this is probably the better option.
If convenience and aesthetics is high then a soundbar may be the better compromised option.
Keep in mind, a traditional setup requires some work for optimal performance.
This is also considered an entry/budget friendly option.
There will be varying opinions on how good quality this is also.
Soundbars have come a long ways and their perceived performance may be a worthwhile compromise for some.
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So you would technically need a "Atmos" ready 7.2 receiver.
These are very easy to drive so any reasonable receiver will do.
I would suggest going used or refurbished.
Just find one that has the features you need.
TBH I would skip using the S8s, saves you even more on the receiver.
The extra money can go to upgrading the subwoofer.
Imo that would make more of impact/upgrade than the S8s.
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