Jamo A101 HCS5

4 reviews

May, 2013

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We have collected and analyzed 4 expert reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 81/100. The average review date is Oct 10, 2011. We have compared these reviews to 69403 reviews from other Computer Speakers. The alaScore™ for this product is 91/100 = Excellent. Last update: May 22, 2013.

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Expert review by: Danny Phillips (t3.com)

Jamo A 101 HCS 5 review

Removing the hassle of setting up a home cinema system the Jamo may be small in size but it's big on sound quality, Jamo's great-value compact system packs a hell of a punch

Assertive sound quality ; Innovative subwoofer

Springclip speaker terminals

We're not saying it's any sort of match for bigger and more sophisticated speaker packages, but in the world of compact systems it's among the best, a fact made even more impressive by its rock-bottom price.

Sep, 2011

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Expert review by: Danny Phillips (trustedreviews.com)

Jamo A 101 HCS 5

They say good things come in small packages, and Jamo's compact speaker system proves them right

Compact satellites ; Terrific sound quality ; Wall-mountable subwoofer

Springclip speaker terminals ; Slightly plasticky feel to enclosures

If you thought that being on a sub-£500 budget for your speakers meant you had to greatly compromise on sound quality then think again. The Jamo A 101 HCS 5 is proof that you can get exciting, dynamic and detailed sound without having to clutter up...

Jul, 2011

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Expert review by: (whathifi.com)

Jamo A101HCS5

Gives you grown-up sound from a starter surround sound package

Affordable ; surprisingly expansive sound ; detailed and punchy

A little coarse at the top ; a little mono-tonal at the bottom ; short cables

A great (and stylish) place to start It’s not all good news, naturally. The top of the frequency range is coarse and rather lacking in extension, while at the opposite end the sub struggles to offer meaningful tonality and instead just bangs along a...