Jamo C607 Floor Standing Speaker (Single, Black)

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Price: $399.00   

Product Feature

• Single award winning 3-way floor standing speaker
• Equipped with two 6" woofers, one 6" midrange and one 1" DTT (Decoupled Tweeter Technology) tweeter
• Fully equipped for optional bi-wiring
• Frequency Range: 32 - 20,000Hz
• Acoustically matched to Jamo subwoofers

Product Description

The C 607 floor standing speaker is made of a 3-way bass-reflex construction. It is equipped with two 6" woofers, one 6" midrange and one 1" DTT (Decoupled Tweeter Technology) tweeter. The speaker is, of course, packed with high quality terminals, making it possible to choose bi-wiring and the same reference quality spikes used in the R 909 speaker. The Jamo C607 Floor Standing Speaker gives you convincing, open and very musical sound reproduction. Going down to 32Hz the C 607 categorically proves that it is not necessary to have large woofers to obtain impressive bass reproduction.

Jamo C607 Floor Standing Speaker (Single, Black) Review

The Jamo 607 is a 3 way, full range floor standing loudspeaker with a narrow (7 inch wide) footprint and has removable spikes. The bass reflex design has the port in the rear. The robust bi-wire speaker terminals accept banana plugs, screw on spade lugs or bare wire. Jamo is one of the largest speaker manufacturers in Europe, in business over 40 years, and was bought out by the Klipsch group five years ago. The Jamo 607 sound is slightly warm and soft as opposed to slightly cold and edgy. If you are primarily into rock music look elsewhere. The Jamo is not a killer rock speaker, but will do a good job of soft rock such as Bruce Springsteen's Streets of Philadelphia.

The Jamo does better with pop music and vocals, such as Placido Domingo's rendition of Paul McCartney's Yesterday. Where the Jamo shines is in classical music with a wide natural sound stage with real acoustic instruments such as pianos, violins, clarinets and so forth. Listen to Stravinsky conducting his own Firebird and the grotesque fantasy comes through. The Jamo bass is deep, articulate and ominous rather than a punchy rock style. A subwoofer is only necessary for home theater bang and crash sounds, not two channel stereo unless you are a bass freak. Emil Gilels playing Beethoven's Pathetique is masterful and thrilling. The stereo image is outstanding, for example, the movement of performers on the stage and the foot stomping in Gilbert and Sullivan's HMS Pinafore is clearly heard in a dark room, (the best way to audition any loudspeaker). Full symphonic works such as Beethoven's 9th with chorus is convincing without strain. The Jamo 607 is smooth, and controlled rather than sharp and in your face. If you are into pop and classical music, this is a best buy.

Update November, 2012
I upgraded to the Marantz PM 8004 integrated amplifier and Marantz SA15S2 CD/SACD player. The Jamo sound signature is as described above with improvements in the already smooth and rich sound. The midrange opens up and solo performers such as Miles Davis with his trumpet are more life like. Symphonies have added weight with better separation of instruments. I still find the Jamo sound pleasing, not as detailed and sock-it-to-you as many other speakers, but cohesive and balanced giving a unified sound image from top to bottom. I still recommend the Jamo C607 loudspeaker even if you are willing to spend more.

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