@@ritalin5210 That is a fantastic find, my friend. A true to its roots Jamo speakers. Made in Denmark while Jamo was still in the Danish' hands. Go get them, you won't regret it. There wasn't a MTM style speaker made by any other brand in that price range that bettered the model you are looking at acquiring. The 707 model was replaced later by the 7.7 and in the end D590. While all appearing identical externally, every new version added improvements to its predecessor. After that era Klipsch squeezed them hard and dragged them down to lower-end product domain. Shame, real shame. I still own two of their infamous standmounts, the sand filled C830 and its succeasor C803. Current Jamo stuff is real crapola compared to the original old days, sorry to say that :-(
@@drazenbabich that’s good to hear You know I couldn’t find almost any information about them in the internet Do you know the differences between the 707, 707a and 707i?
Yes, their strengths lie in design and production development, but they failed miserably in important technical details such as waveguides, diffraction, filtering & certain elements. i.e bad "sweet spot" and element longevity. Poor technical staff.
Well, 25 years ago! I love Jamo. My favorite speakers are D590's, nice sound for years!
I own the 707i for 20 years. Such a great speaker.
Jamo reproduz a melhor acústica que meus ouvidos já apreciaram! Parabéns a empresa.
It was once a great company, it's a real shame what happened to it.
What happened?
Americans bought it and demoted to low-to-mid range speaker range. Shadow of its former self.
@@drazenbabich I’m about to buy a pair of Jamo 707a
Do you know them and can you tell me about the sound if you know ?
@@ritalin5210 That is a fantastic find, my friend. A true to its roots Jamo speakers. Made in Denmark while Jamo was still in the Danish' hands.
Go get them, you won't regret it. There wasn't a MTM style speaker made by any other brand in that price range that bettered the model you are looking at acquiring. The 707 model was replaced later by the 7.7 and in the end D590. While all appearing identical externally, every new version added improvements to its predecessor.
After that era Klipsch squeezed them hard and dragged them down to lower-end product domain. Shame, real shame.
I still own two of their infamous standmounts, the sand filled C830 and its succeasor C803.
Current Jamo stuff is real crapola compared to the original old days, sorry to say that :-(
@@drazenbabich that’s good to hear
You know I couldn’t find almost any information about them in the internet
Do you know the differences between the 707, 707a and 707i?
Jamo Jamo best forewer speaker in mai heart
My favorite!
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ME CONSEGUI UNOS MEDIOS DE 6" JAMO Y LOS ADAPTE A UNOS SANSUI Y TUBE UNA MEJORA A ESA FRECUENCIA (TIMBRE, CLARIDAD.)....LIMA-PERU.
2005 + made in china🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻
now in jamo klipsch ,better !!!!
Yes, their strengths lie in design and production development, but they failed miserably in important technical details such as waveguides, diffraction, filtering & certain elements. i.e bad "sweet spot" and element longevity. Poor technical staff.
jamo & mission speaker , stay away tis brand
Why?
I disagree with you. Jamo makes amazing speakers. Especially their Concert series is a brilliant.
Soundbars without subwoofer are better.
нет Jamo есть Made in Chaina
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