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Rating Reviewed by: Studiobitz(Unregistered User)
(AudioPhile)
Review Date January 11, 2010Overall Rating
5 of 5
Value Rating
5 of 5
Used product for Less than 1 month |
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Review 1 of 25
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$0.00 Summary: I am not new to the hifi game, I have had 37 pairs of loudspeakers in the last 10 years and have had many good ones and not so good but expsive ones ones. I have had some I have loved and some I detested but Variety is the spice of life and you can onlt learn from experience. First things first the Jamo Concert 11 is a very fine speaker. I have recently owned B&W matrix 802's,Zingaly Prelude 4's, Overture 4's , Pmc OB1's and Dynaudio Contour 1.8 mk2's, in the quest to replace my Impulse H1 full range horns with a domestically acceptable package. All of these other speakers did have great strengths but the Jamos surpisingly are a better allrounder and have the best midrange and upper frequencies of them all. The midrange and treble are fast accurate and natural with excellent presence and openess if slightly forward (noy metallic as others have said) without being harsh or excessive in any way. I really really like them which is suprising as I just bought them to see if they were any good. They are !!! They are not perfect, bass although very good is not quite as good as other areas. Basically these speakers are excellent and this is by any standard, Jamo are a company I normally and still do associate with high volume cheap loudspeakers but these are better than that and cac compete with Thiels, B&W's and the other long term Highend manufacturers and stand there ground and even show a few lessons of their own against the very best out there. If you get a chance on a pair jst buy them and I would not listen to those nutcases using low powered valves, I love valves but these need a fast sounding natural amplifier like something from MF, Moon, Bel Canto and the likes, All in All a total Bargain
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Rating Reviewed by:
 AnthonieSmit
(Audio Enthusiast)
Review Date March 10, 2009Overall Rating
5 of 5
Value Rating
5 of 5
Used product for More than 1 year Visitors rate this review 5.00 of 5,
1.00 votes
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Review 2 of 25
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$0.00 Summary: I have bought these speakers second hand for 900 Euros about two years ago, and they keep surprising me every time I listen to them. The sound image is very, very clear and natural. The sound they produce is so realistic that if you listen to a well recorded (which most are) live performance, and you close your eyes, you can witness the whole performance played out in front of you. Other people talk about lack of poor bass performance and the need for a powerful amplifier. Don’t let them misguide you! These speakers are very sensitive and can easily perform on a “low power” amplifier. The speakers produce sound very well with nearly no coloring to the sound.
These speakers do require you to drive them with good equipment; they will point out every flaw in your equipment! I am currently driving these speakers with a self build Push-Pull EL84 vacuum tube amplifier, which has a rated output power of 12 watts (yes, twelve watts..) without negative feedback applied (also, no Blackgates or other overrated, expensive, parts included). These speakers rock your house with this amount of power! When other people visit me, I often notice that I play them very loud. I notice this when I have to speak and I find out that I have to yell in order to make myself hearable ?
If you find these speakers available on the internet, do not hesitate and buy them. If you are looking for a great pare of speakers this could be your life-long match. I have recently compared this set against a set of 180k Euros (600watt mono blocks, and very clever designed speakers), the Jamo’s won overall without a doubt.
The little brothers of these speakers (Concert 8 / Concert D830) are also very good. I’ve bought a limited set (black polished enclosure) of them last year which I am currently restoring. You do need a subwoofer with the Concert 8 if you want real bass performance.
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Rating Reviewed by:
 hdemico
(AudioPhile)
Review Date December 2, 2008Overall Rating
4 of 5
Value Rating
5 of 5
Used product for More than 1 year Visitors rate this review 3.25 of 5,
4.00 votes
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Review 3 of 25
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$0.00 Summary: Really monitor sound.The Seas Excel serie (magnesium cone) is fantastic.
Medium band is very natural and realistic.LIKE ELECTROSTATIC!Highs are really goods and also there is the fine treble tuning that allows tuning of the sistem without touch the signal.
The bass is very fast and deep if you note that the speakers are about 170 mm.
But of course the best bass is made by very large speakers o cabinets,or very good Transmission Line.And this type of speakers cost much much more.And also must have very big rooms for maximum integration.
This product is a good compromise about design, size,good sound.You don't care of 20-30 Hz but you have very good medium-bass that not creat any problem in small rooms too.
There is the NCC(non coloration compound) that is fantastic to create a real uncolored sound.In reason of this the source and the amplification is very important.
Now I drive them with a smal Pass Aleph 3 and the result is stunning(except the low end).With 91 db of sensivity you dont'need to much watts.
Fantastic for Classical,Jazz and evry acoustical music.
Money/Value raito is excellent.You must spend much much more for better sound. Strengths: Uncolored,neautral,natural sound. Fantastic "Medium" Band(large: 50 hz-2500hz)
Timbric correctness.Voices are like in electrostatic
Good Punch at Medium Bass.Natural Treble.General Money/Value ratio Weaknesses: 170 mm is too small for very GOOD lower bass(40 hz and lower).But for this also exist the Subwoofer!:-) Similar Products Used: JBL , Event SP8
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Rating Reviewed by: Chris51(Unregistered User)
(Audio Enthusiast)
Review Date April 29, 2003Overall Rating
5 of 5
Value Rating
5 of 5
Used product for More than 1 year Visitors rate this review 4.30 of 5,
10.00 votes
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Review 4 of 25
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$900.00 Summary: Full bandwidth high definition speakers, vey neutral sound. Perform best with high current amplification.System set up is Proceed PCDT2 digital transport via Channel Islands Audio 24/96 DAC and power supply, Roksan Xerxes turntable,Alchemist Bragi phono stage, AVI S2000M preamp, and 4x AVI S2000MM 150 watt monoblocks driving speakers in a bi-amp configuration. Clear ,precise treble , beautiful warm expressive midrange, and taughtdeep and highly rhythmic bass, software cover everything from Mozart to Moby. These speakers display no obvious weekness, what more can I say. Highly Recommended Strengths: Clear and neutral with no obvious bias or colouration.Strong with accoustic and electronic music totally awesome with classical.Image well if care is taken with placement- a true audiophile component at a great price Weaknesses: Unforgiving of poor front end components,reveal weeknesses in poor recordings
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Rating Reviewed by: stefan mueller(Unregistered User)
(AudioPhile)
Review Date February 7, 2003Overall Rating
5 of 5
Value Rating
5 of 5
Used product for More than 1 year Visitors rate this review 4.75 of 5,
4.00 votes
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Review 5 of 25
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$2300.00 Summary: This speaker offers a very natural warm sound. You need high quality electronic to use the full potential of the concert 11 Strengths: incredible detailed in mid`s and high's.
beautiful finish. Weaknesses: Sounds poor with poor electronic.
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