The 1” soft dome tweeter provides smooth, refined high frequencies, with two 5” polyfiber woofers for balanced, cinematic low end. The integrated WaveGuide focuses the high frequency sound for dynamic, true-to-life reproduction, while the front-firing tube port allows for better low frequency extension with placement flexibility.
Elegant metal fasteners atop the cabinet provide a chic, modern industrial look, but also serve as a connection point for the S 8 ATM Dolby Atmos elevation speaker.
This patent-pending design allows for all of the wire connections on the back of the floorstander, avoiding unsightly and messy speaker wire going all the way up to the Atmos module - for cinematic, completely immersive Dolby Atmos sound while preserving the beautiful aesthetic of the Jamo Studio 8 Series.
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.
Front firing tube port improves low frequency extension while maximizing placement options.
Fully magnetic grille for premium look and feel with wood accents that give a handcrafted, natural aesthetic.
The Jamo story began in 1968. Jamo was founded by two brothers, Preben Jacobsen and Julius Mortensen, in Glingor, a tiny fishing village on the northern coast of Denmark.Jamo is a world-renowned acoustic brand from Denmark. For more than 40 years, the company has been creating unique acoustic systems that combine high sound quality and impeccable design.The beginning of the company's history can be considered 1966, when a young carpenter Preben Jacobsen from the Danish village of Glingor started assembling speaker cabinets, installing in them the best acoustic equipment available at that time.Two years later, a salesman was needed to sell the products, and Jacobsen began a partnership with Julius Mortensen, who had previously sold fish for export. In 1968, this cooperation gave birth to a new company, which was named after the first letters of the two men's surnames - Jamo.The pace of development and success was staggering - in 1970 the Jamo factory in Glingore was built, and three years later the young company managed to present itself at the world electronics fair IFA in Berlin.By 1994, Jamo had become the largest loudspeaker manufacturer in Europe, and by the company's 30th anniversary in 1998 it had reached the milestone of selling 11.5 million loudspeakers in 80 countries.In all the years of its history, Jamo engineers have been looking for ways to improve current loudspeaker technologies and have always remained in the public eye - for example, the company introduced the landmark for its time CBR (Center Bass Reflex), which consisted in the creation of a slotted port that reduced the level of vibration of the front panel and significantly reduced the coefficient of harmonic distortion of the bass, and the Concert 8 loudspeaker presented in 1997 was recognized as "Loudspeaker of the Year" in Europe.The company has chosen a strategy of not producing its own speakers, allowing it to concentrate all its attention on producing a final high quality product.High quality materials, the latest technology and unique Danish design - the way Jamo goes, all new developments and technologies of the company are subjected to in-depth laboratory analysis and testing in the living rooms for which they are created, which makes the brand Jamo one of the most popular on the market.
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