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Designed to deliver incredible acoustics for larger rooms, the S 83 CEN is engineered for clear, balanced dialogue reproduction, making it an ideal center channel for a premium surround sound system. Leveraging WaveGuide acoustic technology, frequencies in the vocal range are sent directly to the listening area for lifelike sound.
Premium Performance
The 25mm (1") soft dome tweeter provides smooth, refined high frequencies, with dual 127mm (5") polyfiber woofers for balanced, dynamic low end. The integrated WaveGuide focuses the high frequency sound for dynamic, true-to-life reproduction, while the rear-firing slot port allows for better low frequency extension.
Completely New, Completely Modern
The 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.
Magnetic Grille
Fully magnetic grille - no mounting holes or push pins - for a clean, minimalistic front baffle design, while the large woven linen grille cloth creates visual interest with heavy texture.
Organic Features
Wood accents give handcrafted, natural look |
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If your budget is higher than this range then by all means you can absolutely do better but for a cheap 5.1 or more, set-up it's hard to beat the cost to performance in my anecdotal use anyway. The weakest area for Jamo would be their subs and I would opt for almost anything else in this area.
Also, would anyone recommend keeping Jamo L/R floorstanding speakers and using a Klipsch center channel (obviously has a higher sensitivity) or would that still cause timbre issues?
EDIT: Whoever downvoted me, I was actually asking a question about soundtrack mastering. I did not intent to sound snarky.
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It was a niche brand but ever since it was bought by Klipsch. Performance has gone down
After DIRAC Live setup, it's a decent speaker unless you tend to listen to everything pretty loud (which I do).
For this price, if someone does the work to run the EQ (which idk why someone would buy a receiver + speakers and not run EQ), it's a great value/deal. This obviously isn't for ppl looking to spend a few hundred to several hundred dollars per speaker.
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If I had your setup I would get the center and then compare it to another brand. Experiment. You'll hear the difference with LRC with the same product line. You'll want to calibrate your AVR after you pick your setup. Also you might need to play around with equalization if the dialogue isn't clear from the center and sometimes no matter what you do it won't get much better. So I don't know what this center sounds like but those are my opinions and the opinion of almost everyone is to match the front 3. Hope this was helpful.