Speaker - passive, with power performance of 360W, frequency range from 32 Hz to 24000 Hz, 2.5-band, impedance: 6 Ohm, analogue audio, price for 1 piece
The design and performance of the JAMO C 97 II three-way loudspeaker transports you sonically to the concert hall, thanks to a range of patented technologies, superior workmanship and high fidelity sound reproduction. The JAMO 97 II from the Concert C Series is the ultimate showcase of top classical loudspeakers. The recommended speaker power is 180 W (long term) and 360 W (short term). Frequency range JAMO C 97 II ranges 32 Hz - 24 kHz and the impedance is 6 Ohm.
Premium Sound System
The JAMO C 97 II column driver features a quad of 6" Hybrid Composition Conical Cone (HCCC) woofers and a 6" midrange HCCC In addition, a single 1" silk dome tweeter is added to provide a true bass-reflex design with exceptional detail and balanced dynamic reproduction.
JAMO C 97 II is based on more than 50 years of experience of the manufacturer
JAMO has been in the audio world for more than 50 years, and that's exactly what the JAMO C 97 II column speaker clearly shows. The speaker's quality construction ensures maximum stability and exceptional acoustic performance.
Key Features of the JAMO C 97 II, Black
Premium three-way column speaker with concert level reproduction
JAMO C 97 II reproduces deep and accurate bass
The speaker has an overall luxurious design
The JAMO C 97 II has a frequency range of 32 Hz - 24 kHz
Dimensions 1 072 × 215 × 342 mm and total weight 24.5 kg
Active speakers have a custom built-in amplifier (typically a PC speakers). Conversely, passive systems require an external amplifier, from which the sound goes to each speaker.
The number of channels refers to the number of independent audio signals that can be reproduced simultaneously. An example might be 2-channel stereo sound, where each channel represents one ear (left and right), or 5.1 channel surround sound, which has five full channels (front left, center, front right, rear left, rear right) and one channel for the subwoofer.
Active speakers have a custom built-in amplifier (typically a PC speakers). Conversely, passive systems require an external amplifier, from which the sound goes to each speaker.
The number of channels refers to the number of independent audio signals that can be reproduced simultaneously. An example might be 2-channel stereo sound, where each channel represents one ear (left and right), or 5.1 channel surround sound, which has five full channels (front left, center, front right, rear left, rear right) and one channel for the subwoofer.
In terms of frequency range, speakers are produced with different properties. It is due to both, its purpose and secondly, the physical properties of individual structures. It is the lowest value in...
Electrical parameter that expresses resistance of circuits in speakers and is expressed in ohms. Speaker with an impedance 4 ohms will have twice the power than the speaker with an impedance of 8...
The number of bands refers to the number of frequency bands that the loudspeaker or system reproduces. A single-band loudspeaker produces all the sounds from a single transducer, while a multi-band loudspeaker has multiple transducers, each optimised for a specific frequency range (e.g. high, mid, low frequencies). Multiband systems often provide better sound quality because each band can be reproduced by a transducer designed specifically for that frequency range.
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