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title: "Jamo S 803 WHITE S 803 White"
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# Dolby Atmos Ready 5" Woofer 160W Power Jamo S 803 WHITE S 803 White

**Brand:** jamo
**Price:** SAR 504
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎉 Unleash the Sound Revolution!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Jamo S 803 WHITE S 803 White by jamo
- **How much does it cost?** SAR 504 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- jamo enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted jamo brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Seamless Setup:** Patent-pending fastening system ensures a hassle-free installation.
- • **Acoustic Innovation:** WaveGuide technology delivers superior sound clarity and depth.
- • **Sleek & Stylish Design:** The pristine white finish complements any modern decor effortlessly.
- • **Versatile Compatibility:** Connect effortlessly to laptops, TVs, and more for a complete entertainment experience.
- • **Elevate Your Sound Experience:** Immerse yourself in rich, dynamic audio with Dolby Atmos technology.

## Overview

The Jamo S 803 White speakers combine cutting-edge audio technology with a sleek design, featuring Dolby Atmos readiness, a powerful 160W output, and innovative WaveGuide acoustic technology, making them the perfect addition to any home entertainment setup.

## Description

You will receive : 2 Jamo Studio series S 803-WH White Bookshelf Speaker Unlike any bookshelf speaker, the S 803 Dolby Atmos ready speaker delivers incredible stereo sound with a patent-pending connection points atop the cabinet for seamless integration of the S 8 ATM topper to deliver the overhead effect of Dolby Atmos. Dolby Atmos readyPatent-pending seamless fastening systemElegant, contemporary designBlack, Walnut and White finishesWaveGuide acoustic technology25mm (1") soft dome tweeter127mm (5”) Polyfiber WoofersSEAMLESS DOLBY ATMOS INTEGRATIONElegant metal fasteners atop the cabinet provide a chic, modern industrial look, but also serve as a connection point for the S 8 ATM Dolby Atmos elevation speaker. This patent-pending design allows for all of the wire connections on the back of the floorstander, avoiding unsightly and messy speaker wire going all the way up to the Atmos module - for cinematic, completely immersive Dolby Atmos sound while preserving the beautiful aesthetic of the Jamo Studio 8 SeriesPLETELY NEW, COMPLETELY MODERNThe new Jamo Studio 8 series has been completely reimagined to live seamlessly in modern, premium environments. Contemporary material and finish choices accentuate the clean, minimalist lines of this European design, while the compact cabinet designs are an ideal solution for urban living environments around the world. MORE BASS + LESS SPACEFront firing tube port improves low frequency extension while maximizing placement options. CONTEMPORARY DESIGNFully magnetic grille for premium look and feel with wood accents that give handcrafted, natural aesthetic. Specifications: Frequency Response: 57Hz - 26kHz (+/- 3dB)Sensitivity: 87dB (2. 83V @ 1m)Power Handling: 80W / 160WImpedance: 8 Ohm.

Review: Discontinued and replaced by an identical Klipsch model that costs more - Lets start by saying that what one person thinks sounds good compared to another is very subjective. No these speakers are not perfect, and they won't give you that super accurate clinical sound you'd get from a set of high end studio monitors. But that being said to the average person do they sound good? I'd say yes, even with a so-so input source and no EQ. For the money, especially on sale you really can't beat them. No they are not bass monsters and you'll want to add a sub to experience that low end. But for near field casual listening at a desk with a decent dac & amp for $90 they are a bargain. I had my eye on these for the better part of a year and while the price fluctuated alot it never got to a point that I wanted to take a gamble on them. Are they worth $200-250? Probably not. $100-150$? Absolutely. Under $100? You'd be stupid not to at least try them. Overall the speakers have decent low end and treble. Like most audio products of the last 10-15yrs the mids are recessed but can be helped with a little EQ. Alot of this will depend on the source, I've noticed a truly great recording sounds just that, great. But tracks that are poorly recorded or average tend to make you notice how bad the recording is. It's not super apparent to a casual listener and they'd be fine with them. But if you have other highend speakers or headphones it'll be pretty clear. Overall I'd say for the money these were a bargain and ones I'll be holding onto for awhile as they fit a specific need while still sound good thanks to the front port and overall small size. Unfortunately these will probably not be available much longer. Jamo no longer shows them on their site and Klipsch (Jamos parent company) now lists an identical speaker, although different color, on their web page that costs quite a bit more but retains the exact same specifications. As for build quality I'd say it's passible. Let me put it this way, you're paying for the sound these produce, not the build quality. These are what you'd call a 5ft speaker, they look incredible from a distance, but once you get up close and inspect them you'll see it's mostly a vinyl wrap and fake wood look so don't expect these to be some piece of hand-made craftsmanship.
Review: Yes, they are MAGIC! - The other day I realized that as a music lover and former wannabe audiophile I could no longer accept thinking that my Echo was anywhere close to acceptable as my only non-headphone source of music in my home. So, I went looking for audiophile reviews on YouTube for bookshelf speakers. Steve Gutenberg and Zeos Pantera are the primary speaker reviewers you will find. I was all set to get the Elac Debut 2.0 b 6.2 when I came across their reviews for these Jamo’s. Both had good things to say. In fact, Zeos went ape s*** crazy about how good they were for their size and price. I liked how they looked, especially in white, and the price was now down to an unbelievable $158, so I bought a pair. To drive them, I got the Fosi Audio BT30A, which is a tiny, well-built Bluetooth amp that is perfect for my needs. Then I started testing them with my usual suspects: Turn of a Friendly Card, The Logical Song, Moving in Stereo, Ride Like the Wind, Losing It (Rush), then some of my favorite rock instrumentals from Rik Emmett and of course La Villa Strangiato from Rush. Then Un Amor by the Gipsy Kings, some arias by Pavarotti, Maria Callas, and Kathleen Battle. I ended finally with some pop: Smooth Criminal and Human Nature from the one and only king, and Hello and Someone Like You from Adele. No matter what I threw at them, these speakers blew my mind. They were precise and clean and the soundstage was unreal. I was not expecting these small, inexpensive speakers to disappear, but they did. They gave me a renewed appreciation for the work that producers and sound engineers do. For example, on Someone Like You, from an older album, it sounded like the left hand notes were panned to the left and the right hand notes to the right. I didn’t like it and it didn’t sound natural. Then I listened to Hello and the whole piano was left of center at the beginning when it’s the only instrument. That’s right where it is on most classical stages. Grand pianos open to the right and the pianist needs to see the conductor, so the piano is left of center. One last thing: I think these produce plenty of bass. Admittedly I’m not a huge fan of thundering subwoofers. I suppose if I wanted home theater sound or listened to a lot of classical these would come up a bit short, like they would probably not be able to accurately represent a concert bass but would do fine with tympani. Anyway, I don’t write many reviews and this is for sure the longest. That’s just how impressed I am with these Jamo S 803 speakers.

## Features

- Perfect combination of style and performance
- Included Components: 2 Speakers
- Dolby Atmos ready
- Patent-pending seamless fastening system
- WaveGuide acoustic technology
- 25mm (1") soft dome tweeter
- 127mm (5”) Polyfiber Woofers

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07JHJFNCB |
| Additional Features | Dolby Atmos ready |
| Antenna Location | For Computers, For DVD Players, For Televisions |
| Audio Driver Size | 5 inches |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Audio Output Mode | Stereo |
| Best Sellers Rank | #616,517 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #803 in Bookshelf Speakers |
| Brand | Jamo |
| Built-In Media | 2 speakers |
| Color | White |
| Compatible Devices | Desktop, Gaming Console, Home Theater, Laptop, MP3 Player, Smartphone, Tablet |
| Connectivity Protocol | Bluetooth |
| Connectivity Technology | Optical |
| Control Method | App |
| Controller Type | Corded Electric |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 321 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Polyfiber |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00008634002940 |
| Impedance | 8 ohm |
| Is Waterproof | FALSE |
| Item Type Name | Speaker |
| Manufacturer | Jamo |
| Material | Polyfiber |
| Model Name | S 803 WHITE |
| Model Number | S 803 WHITE |
| Mounting Type | Shelf Mount |
| Number of Audio Channels | 2 |
| Number of Items | 2 |
| Power Source | AC |
| Series Number | 8 |
| Speaker Maximum Output Power | 160 watts |
| Speaker Size | 5 inches |
| Speaker Type | Bookshelf, Woofer |
| Specific Uses For Product | For Surround Sound Systems |
| Subwoofer Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Subwoofer Diameter | 5 inches |
| Tweeter Diameter | 0.98 inches |
| UPC | 008634002940 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | 5 year manufacturer |
| Warranty Type | Manufacturer Warranty |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Wireless Technology | Optical |
| Woofer Diameter | 5 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Jamo
- **Speaker Maximum Output Power:** 160 Watts
- **Connectivity Technology:** Optical
- **Audio Output Mode:** Stereo
- **Mounting Type:** Shelf Mount

## Images

![Jamo S 803 WHITE S 803 White - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/415zjQdaGuL.jpg)
![Jamo S 803 WHITE S 803 White - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41g2u63mV8L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: how are the speakers connected to each other? And how do i connect them to an amp?**
A: These speakers are not connected to each other at all. They connect to an amp with speaker wire. You set these up just like any other two channel speaker set up. These are not computer desk speakers.

**Q: hi,how much of a differnce is sound is there between the 803s and the 805s? is it just a subtle or dramatic difference. thanks**
A: I have owned both. There is a dramatic difference between the 803s and 805s. I love the 803s for their incredible spacious sound that is exciting even at low volumes and the bass response is perfect for an apartment situation. The 805s have a lot more bass that is present at all times. The taller cabinet makes a huge difference. The downside to the 805s is that there is less coherence to the overall sound.  They do sound similar (but with more bass) but they just lack the magic of the 803s. Another problem with the 805s is that for a tower they are short and the tweeter is placed way to low relative to your ears and they would look stupid on 10" stands. I think if you want towers with more bass just step up to the 807s or 809s or something else altogether. I own 3 sets of 803s and returned a pair of 805s because of the sound and one also had a defective tweeter and the other tower had a corner bashed in from the factory.

**Q: can you connect them via monitor or laptop?**
A: The Jamo S 803 is a passive speaker that requires a speaker wire connection to a receiver or an amplifier for audio signal and power. If compatible connections you would want to look to the receiver or amplifier used with these speakers for determine the possibility.

**Q: Is the price for a Pair?**
A: The price is for the pair.  Most bookshelf sized speakers are sold in pairs, whereas floor-standing speakers are more often sold individually.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Discontinued and replaced by an identical Klipsch model that costs more
*by J***Y on November 15, 2022*

Lets start by saying that what one person thinks sounds good compared to another is very subjective. No these speakers are not perfect, and they won't give you that super accurate clinical sound you'd get from a set of high end studio monitors. But that being said to the average person do they sound good? I'd say yes, even with a so-so input source and no EQ. For the money, especially on sale you really can't beat them. No they are not bass monsters and you'll want to add a sub to experience that low end. But for near field casual listening at a desk with a decent dac & amp for $90 they are a bargain. I had my eye on these for the better part of a year and while the price fluctuated alot it never got to a point that I wanted to take a gamble on them. Are they worth $200-250? Probably not. $100-150$? Absolutely. Under $100? You'd be stupid not to at least try them. Overall the speakers have decent low end and treble. Like most audio products of the last 10-15yrs the mids are recessed but can be helped with a little EQ. Alot of this will depend on the source, I've noticed a truly great recording sounds just that, great. But tracks that are poorly recorded or average tend to make you notice how bad the recording is. It's not super apparent to a casual listener and they'd be fine with them. But if you have other highend speakers or headphones it'll be pretty clear. Overall I'd say for the money these were a bargain and ones I'll be holding onto for awhile as they fit a specific need while still sound good thanks to the front port and overall small size. Unfortunately these will probably not be available much longer. Jamo no longer shows them on their site and Klipsch (Jamos parent company) now lists an identical speaker, although different color, on their web page that costs quite a bit more but retains the exact same specifications. As for build quality I'd say it's passible. Let me put it this way, you're paying for the sound these produce, not the build quality. These are what you'd call a 5ft speaker, they look incredible from a distance, but once you get up close and inspect them you'll see it's mostly a vinyl wrap and fake wood look so don't expect these to be some piece of hand-made craftsmanship.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Yes, they are MAGIC!
*by G***R on September 24, 2019*

The other day I realized that as a music lover and former wannabe audiophile I could no longer accept thinking that my Echo was anywhere close to acceptable as my only non-headphone source of music in my home. So, I went looking for audiophile reviews on YouTube for bookshelf speakers. Steve Gutenberg and Zeos Pantera are the primary speaker reviewers you will find. I was all set to get the Elac Debut 2.0 b 6.2 when I came across their reviews for these Jamo’s. Both had good things to say. In fact, Zeos went ape s*** crazy about how good they were for their size and price. I liked how they looked, especially in white, and the price was now down to an unbelievable $158, so I bought a pair. To drive them, I got the Fosi Audio BT30A, which is a tiny, well-built Bluetooth amp that is perfect for my needs. Then I started testing them with my usual suspects: Turn of a Friendly Card, The Logical Song, Moving in Stereo, Ride Like the Wind, Losing It (Rush), then some of my favorite rock instrumentals from Rik Emmett and of course La Villa Strangiato from Rush. Then Un Amor by the Gipsy Kings, some arias by Pavarotti, Maria Callas, and Kathleen Battle. I ended finally with some pop: Smooth Criminal and Human Nature from the one and only king, and Hello and Someone Like You from Adele. No matter what I threw at them, these speakers blew my mind. They were precise and clean and the soundstage was unreal. I was not expecting these small, inexpensive speakers to disappear, but they did. They gave me a renewed appreciation for the work that producers and sound engineers do. For example, on Someone Like You, from an older album, it sounded like the left hand notes were panned to the left and the right hand notes to the right. I didn’t like it and it didn’t sound natural. Then I listened to Hello and the whole piano was left of center at the beginning when it’s the only instrument. That’s right where it is on most classical stages. Grand pianos open to the right and the pianist needs to see the conductor, so the piano is left of center. One last thing: I think these produce plenty of bass. Admittedly I’m not a huge fan of thundering subwoofers. I suppose if I wanted home theater sound or listened to a lot of classical these would come up a bit short, like they would probably not be able to accurately represent a concert bass but would do fine with tympani. Anyway, I don’t write many reviews and this is for sure the longest. That’s just how impressed I am with these Jamo S 803 speakers.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ These sound great but the build quality leaves a bit to be desired.
*by P***N on December 3, 2019*

I ordered these speakers on impulse as they seemed to be fairly well regarded for the $300 price tag. I got them for $120 which seemed like a steal. These are noticeably boosted in the bass region and treble as described which I was wanting for the music I listen to. The bass is punchy and goes quite low for the size of the driver, the front bass port helps in this regard. The treble is sharp at times when listening to some certain tracks with female vocals pronouncing the "s" sound. It's on the borderline of sibilant with some songs. This same treble emphasis makes things like hi-hats sound very engaging though. The one negative is that the vinyl wrapping on my right side speaker has some slight blemishes and bumps to it which I can forgive for the price but it does bother me just a bit. The left side speaker is pretty well put together with no obviously noticeable build issues. In conclusion, for under $200 these are great sounding speakers that deliver a great musical experience catered to more modern music. They don't compare to my Infinity Reference R162s in pure sound quality but these can be used on a desk whereas those are much better enjoyed a bit further away.

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