JamoConcert 9 Series II C 93 II Bookshelf Speaker Pair (White)

I bought these to replace my Jamo S803's. Like those speakers, these are v-shaped in their sound. But thanks to an exquisite tweeter, it is done very nicely. Now the fact that I said v-shaped, doesn't mean that there isn't any mid-range. It is toned down just a little, but still very present and extremely clear. Extremely clear. Where as the 803's bloated bass resonated the cabinet a little too much for me and muddied things up (still great speaker for price). These C93 II's are great for dialog, in my opinion. Also great for music (duh).With a good amp/dac the low end rolls off at around 45hz or so (depending on the room). I have been using an SMSL SA300 with an SMSL M100 dac, and the whole frequency range is clear, present and dynamic. These speakers have a very open sound to them and sound bigger than it may seem, if you were to base it off of looks.The finish is a vinyl wrap which is decent and perfectly acceptable (looks very nice). The tweed grills elegant and are a nice change over other speakers comparable. They have great aesthetic.If these are under $400 and you have been thinking about getting a pair, stop thinking and start buying.

Oh good, I get to be the first review.I like these speakers a lot. They replaced a pair of Elac Debut F5 floor standing speakers, which weren’t bad, but I never loved them. It’s totally a matter of preference, but the Elacs were very soft and smooth, which may be a good thing for some, but I found the sound a bit dull, particularly in the highs. I wanted more Clarity, detail and texture. I bought these based on Z-reviews of the previous version of the C93, and the current C91 ii, and the Zero fidelity review if this speaker.I got all that I wanted from the highs, but the lows are better too, more clear. I do use a sub because I have it one already, but I suspect that unless they’re a bass-hound, one could be perfectly happy with these without a sub at all. I find I have the crossover and gain in the sub set lower than with the Elacs, mostly to get the sub out of the way of the clear-sounding bass that these Jamos produce, which is counter-intuitive. I expected bookshelf speakers to need more help from the Sub than floor standing speakers.*edit after long term use*One thing to keep in mind is that these speakers have a v-shaped profile, which is a good thing if you listen at low volumes and want your highs to sparkle and your base to thump without having to turn the volume up too high. Having listened to these speakers for a few years now, I can recognize that I like them much better with vinyl because my record player has a warmer, more forward mid-range. In aggregate with the recessed mid-rang in the Jamos leads that to a pleasant and balanced sound. When listening to CDs or streaming, there are some songs where the treble sounds a little harsh and I have to turn the volume down.

Great looking speaker. Sounds good.

I bought just about every speakers Youtube reviewers are raving about, yes some are better then the others. But these Jamo's are just right. Depends what you hook them up to of course. I use them on my desk (nearfield) listening. I mostly stream from Qobuz high resolution on PS Audio stack. It's expensive, if you want to go cheaper rout I would suggest PS Sprout100. A lot of other speakers sound very good until you get used to them and then they kind of become boring. I've had them for over a year and they don't disappoint.

Its an improvement from the Jamo s803. The build quality is top notch but the only complaint is I wish the box is also curved from the sides. Other than that its an amazing bookshelf for the money.

Awesome little speakers. Though they call these 6" midwoofers, they are actually 5.25". Sound quality is great!

These are lovely speakers. Crisp and shimmering sound. Best value available, especially for the white set.

decent for price very attractive speaker sound is average