Jamo Studio Series S 803 Compact 5.0 Home Theater System (White)

Sounds great. Looks slick. Great price. Great craftsmanship. Fast shipping. No buyer’s remorse here. Two months or so later - still amazed by these speakers. For 229 bucks for the set of 5, you would be a fool not to pick these up if you are looking for a budget HT. Running these Jamos with a 4K Denon AVR-S750H with two Polk PSW108 subs and some Onkyo THX sealed bookshelves for height modules in 5.2.2 Atmos. Movies sound spectacular and music (especially HQ/FLAC) are in the oh, hell yea category. If you are on the fence about these, do not hesitate, you will be sorry when this deal goes away.

I purchased 5 speaker set for $169 and they are unbelievably good for the price. Volume is a bit low compared to my older but smaller speakers, this is not an issue since you can adjust it in the receiver. Quality is really clear and rich. I was surprised how big and heavy they are, beware of the dimensions and weight before you buy. Might not fit your shelves or stay stable on your current stands.

These speakers are my first hifi speakers and I couldnt be happier. For the price you just cant beat it at all. Just need to add a subwoofer for the perfect setup. I added a Polk psw10. They look amazing. With or without the grills. The front bookshelf speakers pack a punch for 5in woofers. They handle quite well at high volume for extended periods of time as well. Didnt know speakers that small can sound like big floor speakers. The all-around sound is fantastic. Im hearing music much clearer than I ever have before. The soundstage puts you in the room with the artist your listening to. A good example is listening to Alice in chains unplugged , you feel like your actually there. Im definitely no audiophile but hot damn these speakers are awesome. Totally worth the price.

I consider myself a “budget” audiophile, and for the money spent here, I can’t imagine getting a better sound. Sure, they don’t come with a subwoofer, or the Atmos modules but it’s still excellent value. I ordered the white ones which arrived well packaged and in perfect condition. I separately ordered the Atmos modules from another vendor. By mistake, the seller on Amazon sent me a 8” Jamo subwoofer instead of the 5.0 speaker kit at first but Amazon shipped out the correct speakers the following day after I inquired. Even though I had planned to use a larger subwoofer, I decided to try the Jamo subwoofer since it was a free return anyway. In the small man-cave I have this system setup in, I’m more than happy with the overall performance of the entire system and will be contacting Amazon again to arrange keeping the subwoofer. One thing to note is that I originally intended to use this system to replace my Pioneer Andrew Jones speakers in our living room but these Jamo speakers did not sound as good on the Pioneer Elite receiver. Once I moved them into my man-cave and connected them to my smaller Marantz, they sounded much better. These speakers do have a v-curve frequency range which is not my preference but with movies, powered by my Marantz receiver, they do sound great. I’m very happy with them, especially considering I’m all in on 8 great sounding speakers for under $500.

Don’t let the pictures fool you, these are not small. For reference, the tv in the background is a 65 inch lg c2. The current bookshelf speakers are 13 inches tall and 8lbs. The jamo 801 (rear speakers) are the same size. The jamo 803s are literally almost twice as big as the current speakers. (Very deep, over 8 inches deep and almost 12 lbs and 14 inches tall.) These are very clean crisp speakers. The best thing is the looks in my opinion. However the sound for the price is nothing to scoff at. These are a bargain. I would recommend these to anyone needing a 5.0 setup. These need a subwoofer to extract the full potential but at $150 for the s808 subwoofer. You are less than $400 for a whole 5.1 with proper sized bookshelf speakers and center channel.

The only reason why I chose white was due to the fact that it was about half the cost of the other finishes. They are not very well constructed and sound quality is not the best. However, when paired with a good reciever (yamaha, denon, onkyo ect.) it can be a great first home theatre setup. When calibrated correctly and paired with the up firing Atmos speakers, the Jamo suprised me. These are solid. Reminds me of low end Klipsh book shelf speaker setup. Note: you may want to add sub for these lack the punch of low end most would want for movies and TV shows.

Jamo 5.0 for $230? In white? Yes, please! Now to get the atmos speakers when they restock. And add a C 912 subwoofer or two to round out the sound. Paired with a Denon AVR-1611. They sound amazing, the WAF is through the roof, and the price is the most compelling aspect of all...win-win-win Edit - got the atmos speakers. Waiting on RSL Speedwoofers to restock. Currently using a Dayton 12 sub for now. Sounds amazing.

Look great/sound great. BUT they soak up the power. Definitely had to add a sub for my tastes.

I have a 400 sqft theater room and these do the trick. For the money, I don’t know if you could beat them. Definitely recommend for a first time theater room.

Just great. For the price and the sound you get is simply unbeatable. Replaced my nearly 15 year old bose cube 5.1 speakers and am loving these with no regret so far. Have a set up in my garage with a 12inch sub hanging from the middle. Have not even hooked up the center (pretty large) speaker yet and only running the 4 corners. They can Boom all on their own. Dialed in just enough highs-treble and should have replaced the bose cubes sooner. Just Buy These Already. Took two weeks but all good!