Jamo S 801 PM powered monitors (white)

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Nice looks, nice sound, less fuss I had a chance to audition a pair of the Jamo S 801 PM powered speakers recently. It was easy to get them set up and playing music in my home office in just a few minutes. This is the powered version of Jamo’s passive S 801 speakers . So it features the same attractive look and expansive sound that earned high marks from Crutchfield customers. But in this case, no extra amp or receiver is necessary. I simply pulled them out of the box, connected the left and right speaker with the included speaker wire, and plugged them into an AC outlet. From there, I was able play music wirelessly from my phone via Bluetooth. Then it was just all about positioning them the right distance from the wall, so that the rear-firing port gave me the preferred amount of bass. The Jamo S 801 PM powered speakers feature a number of wired inputs to go along with the built-in Bluetooth – plus a subwoofer output. Designed to complement your decór These compact, monitor-style speakers sport an interesting “wedge” shape – the front panel is slightly narrower than the back. They come with a removable magnetic grille covered in a linen tweed fabric, which I could definitely see fitting in nicely with certain furniture. I personally preferred the “grilles off” look, since the striking wood accents helped punctuate my office’s earth tone color scheme. Convenient connections for your music sources – and more bass! Along with Bluetooth, Jamo offers a variety of wired inputs on the back of the right-hand speaker. An optical digital input gives you the option to use the speakers to bolster TV sound. There’s a USB port for connecting to your computer, and analog RCA inputs for making a direct wired connection with another music source. When positioned correctly, I found these speakers deliver some nice bass punch for their size.

compact stereo speakers with built-in amplification
built-in Bluetooth for wireless music streaming
USB, digital, and analog inputs for connecting wired music sources

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