Price Paid:  $880.00 from Singapore

Summary:
This was an incidental find as I was not familiar with Jamo speakers prior to this. I am impressed by the details of the highs, very much detailed than the Tannoy M3. The mids are very well balanced. The bass is tight and punchy if placed too close to the back wall - 1 ft should be about the closest you should place them. The break-in period is short - you could realise the full potential in less than 24 hrs. This speaker is very easy to drive with my Marantz SR880.

The built quality is high. It is angled at 2 degrees upward, which projects the sound well. Some may find the cover design unique, but I would prefer the more conventional design. It looks compact, but do not be fooled by its size. The sound production is much better than its size. The E750 handles very well for most music at this price range (paid S$880 for the pair).

Strengths:
Very detailed highs.
Well balanced for most music.
Good value

Weaknesses:
Not exactly a weakness. Bass a bit punchy if placed too close to wall. In fact, this is the speaker if you prefer strong bass.

Similar Products Used:
Tannoy M3

Price Paid:  $1050.00 from dodo

Summary:
Very good set of speakers, don't let the 14 cm bass speaker fool you it is a little monster, very sensitive at low volumes and very resistant at high volumes, it goes down to 40 hz easily. She sound that comes from these speakers is very balanced.
The cabinet is very rigid, and very well crafted, i listen them with my Harman Kardon avr 135,and it is a perfect match.

Strengths:
Crisp treble, detailed middle, very well balanced bass.Not "boomy" at all. but very pleasent.

Weaknesses:
No biwire.