Jamo Manuals & User Guides

Established in 1968, Jamo is a globally recognized Danish audio manufacturer dedicated to creating sound solutions that combine high-style aesthetics with exceptional audio performance. As a subsidiary of the Klipsch Group, Jamo continues its tradition of Danish design, offering a comprehensive range of audio equipment including floorstanding speakers, bookshelf speakers, architectural custom-install speakers, and powerful subwoofers.

Designed to integrate seamlessly into contemporary living spaces, Jamo products are engineered to deliver immersive listening experiences for music and movies alike. From their celebrated Studio Series to their robust outdoor speakers, Jamo focuses on advanced acoustic technologies and minimalist design principles.

• How do I connect my Jamo subwoofer to my receiver?

  Most Jamo subwoofers connect via a single RCA cable from the receiver's 'Sub Out' or 'LFE' port to the 'Line In' or 'LFE' input on the subwoofer. If your receiver lacks a subwoofer output, you can use speaker wire connections if supported by your specific model.

• What is the purpose of the Phase switch on my subwoofer?

  The Phase control (0° or 180°) allows you to acoustically match the subwoofer's output to your main speakers. Experiment with both settings and choose the one that provides the fullest bass at your main listening position.

• How should I clean my Jamo speakers?

  Jamo speakers typically feature durable vinyl or matte finishes. Clean them using only a dry, soft cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners, solvents, or harsh detergents, and use a vacuum brush attachment to remove dust from grilles.

• Why does my subwoofer not turn on automatically?

  Ensure the power switch is set to 'Auto'. The subwoofer will turn on when it detects an audio signal. If the volume from the receiver is too low, the subwoofer may not sense the signal; try increasing the subwoofer output level on your receiver.

• Who manufactures Jamo audio products?

  Jamo was founded in Denmark in 1968. Since 2005, it has been owned by the Klipsch Group, Inc., and continues to produce high-quality Danish-designed audio equipment.