Jamo C 91 II, Black

Can't say enough. These speakers are excellent for the money. I bought these to upgrade my pc speakers (had nice Logitech ones from ages when they offered better quality systems). I was surprised how much the base, medium, and high ranges were much cleaner/clearer. These would suffice for any (less than audiophile) listening experience for PC sound/music, small home theater as mains or rears, and likely great for rear/surround speakers for a home theater setup. For the price ... wow. Is there better, for sure, I have them in my home theater, but these impressed me. Build is very good. nice touch with magnetic grill mesh covers (in a slight grey/black material). I recommend for sure.

Polk T15, Polk S15, Bose 201, Klipsch 41m, Cerwin Vega powered, Sony CSS5… just to name a few. I love my Sony’s too, and all speakers listed are good for near field. However, the C91s are the best looking, perfect size, and sound great at all volumes. I do have an Energy powered 8 inch sub (decent), but I only turn it on when really jamming. These do need more power than all the other speakers listed.I use a Fosi 30bt amp which is okay but upgrading soon since i need it all full blast to jam even a little with the Janos. But damn they are a beautiful speaker. I prefer the midrange of the sony but they can get fatiguing. However, these are an insane value for undern$200. I got my Sonys for $65. Hard to say which was a better deal

I hooked up the speakers, and my CDs sound wonderful.

got these for my desktop for $157/pair. Near field listening. They are very compact and stylish, but the sound for me was very flat, dry?, kinda boring. No midrange life or treble detail. . I do like a neutral speaker in general, but these just had no life or excitement. Returned.

These speakers are amazing. I would say if you can get the c93 do it but if those are too big for your space the c91 are perfect. They are great for listening to music and even watching movies on. I’ve been a big Jamo fan even since I bought my first pair 7 years ago and those are still working great. So these are 100% worth the money.

After conducting a lot of research for a small bookshelf speaker in the $200 "ish" range. I took a gamble based off some of the positive reviews and the fact that they were roughly 60% off. Well, I now know why they are discounted so much. These are the dullest/boring speakers I've come across in a while. They have no highs, lacking mid range clarity and a very muddy sound. Bass was ok for their size but overall just not a balanced speaker. The only thumbs up would be the looks as they do have a nice design and an ok sound stage.I've listened to many speakers over the past 30 years and have low to high end speakers all over my home, ranging from the $200 to $3k. I placed these next to my 20 years old bookshelf AR's (I believe I paid $200) which are roughly the same size as these Jamo's and my KEF Q150 ($300) bookshelf speakers just for comparison. Both the AR and KEF Q150 speakers had a much better overall sound quality. I used a Pioneer Elite VSX90 receiver as my source. If you can get these for around $100, these might be ok for a computer desktop speaker or maybe for some cheap surrounds but I would not use these for anything else. I know everyone's "ears" and "tastes" are different so take my 2 cents for what its worth.

Right now I am currently using these speakers for Dolby atmos rear height speakers and I can tell you they sound better then my klipsch R-41 SA Dolby atmos speakers.I am very satisfied with jamo speakers looks and sound. And if your looking for bigger sound the jamo C93 2 speakers are fantastic. I own them for my surrounds.

Completes my spare room surround sound system. Using these speakers for right and left surrounds in a 5.1 system. Complements the other Jamo concert series speakers I own very well.