JAMO Speaker System C 80 User Manual

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Jamo c 80 series  
Danish Sound Design  
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Jamo C 80 page 0ꢀ  
spelt with a capital c as in concert  
C 803 / C 803 IW  
Made for more ...  
Like the whole c 80 range, c 803 is constructed with arch-shaped  
sides that, together with internal bracing, makes the cabinet  
extremely rigid. This ensures a clean and well-defined reproduc-  
tion of midrange detail.  
if you want a fully integrated sound solution then consider our  
c 803 iW, which is an identical in-wall version of c 803. c 803 iW  
is supplied with both a paintable grill and a black front cloth.  
C 80 CEN  
Screened for the screen  
c 80 ceN uses the same tweeter as the rest of the c 80 range to  
achieve optimum vocal clarity, partnered by a pair of the same driv-  
ers used in c 805 and c 80 sUr for maximum timbral accuracy. Natu-  
rally the c 80 ceN centre speaker is magnetically shielded to avoid  
image distortion, when used in combination with a traditional crT  
television. Thanks to the rubber cradle it is easy to adjust the angle  
of the speaker in relation to your listening position.  
C 80 SUR  
Welcome to reality  
if you want to create the perfect surround sound experience it’s vital that the rear speak-  
ers generate sound diffusely. The c 80 sUr add to this experience by performing as left  
and right surround speakers to create the perfect interaction with the front speakers.  
To improve the performance of the dipolar arrangement Jamo has developed the  
unique eXtended Bass Response (XBr) system. This allows the c 80 sUr to combine  
the best from both bipolar and dipolar configurations.  
if you wish an even more discreet surround solution you may alternatively consider  
the unique in-ceiling surround speaker sU6.521K4 from our custom program. This  
would work perfect with e.g. c 803 iW as front speaker.  
C 80 SUB  
How low can you go?  
c 80 sUB is a front and rear-firing subwoofer equipped with two 254mm/10mm  
aluminium cone woofers in a closed cabinet.  
The heart of this low frequency power plant is a 1800W BasH amplifier,  
which should be more than enough for both the most demanding mu-  
sic lovers and serious film fans everywhere. With c 80 sUB you not only  
get the traditional options of adjusting and fine tuning your subwoof-  
er’s sound level, phase and cut-off frequency, you also get a variable  
boundary gain compensation, giving you the opportunity to offset the  
harmful effects that a room can have on sound at the lowest frequency  
levels. c 80 sUB also features Motional Feedback (MFB) technology  
which results in a very accurate and dynamic sound.  
c 80 sUB also features a 12V trigger input, so it can be turned on and  
off from a a/V receiver/controller that has a 12V output, ensuring that  
the subwoofer always will be active when the a/V receiver/controller  
is turned on.  
Black ash  
Dark apple  
White (c 803 iW)  
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c 803  
c 803  
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Jamo C 80 page 0ꢁ  
Jamo Tech platforms  
WaveGuide  
DTT (Decoupled Tweeter Technology)  
WaveGuide refers to the unique way Jamo has shaped the tweeter’s face-  
plate. The result is a controlled sound pattern with a more open and dynamic  
reproduction of sound. WaveGuide makes it easier to position the speakers  
in the room.  
DTT* (Decoupled Tweeter Technology) is a remarkable mounting system  
specially developed by Jamo.  
one of the biggest challenges when designing speakers is preventing unwanted  
cabinet vibrations from clouding or colouring the sound. High frequencies are  
particularly susceptible. This problem is solved using the ingenious Jamo DTT.  
By decoupling the tweeter from the rest of the loudspeaker, vibrations trans-  
mitted from the front baffle to the tweeter are reduced by more than 20dB  
resulting in an uncommonly detailed and realistic reproduction of high fre-  
quencies.  
another big challenge is to secure a uniform dispersion pattern in the tre-  
ble and midrange frequencies. in general, dispersion gets narrower at high-  
er frequencies. consequently in the area where the mid/woofer and the  
tweeter should integrate smoothly, the mid/woofer has a narrow dispersion  
and the tweeter has a wide dispersion. This problem is solved with the Jamo  
WaveGuide. The completely smooth design of the WaveGuide also reduces  
diffraction to an absolute minimum. Finally, the WaveGuide increases treble  
output in the lower treble range which means the tweeter needs less power for  
the same sPL. so, power handling is improved and distortion is reduced.  
* Patent pending  
dB  
dB (sPL)  
125  
120  
120  
115  
110  
105  
100  
95  
110  
100  
on-axis  
90  
off-axis  
80  
70  
60  
50  
40  
30  
90  
85  
80  
75  
70  
Normal face plate  
60.0 100.0  
DTT  
WaveGuide  
200  
Normal tweeter  
overplot  
20  
1000.0  
100  
500  
1k  
2k  
5k  
10k  
20k  
Difference between vibrations in a normal face-plate and vibra-  
tions in a face-plate employing Decoupled Tweeter technology.  
The WaveGuide results in a uniform treble dispersion pattern from  
10kHz all the way down to the critical x-over point at 2kHz and thus  
secures a seamless transition to the mid/woofer – both when listen-  
ing on and off axis.  
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Jamo Tech platforms  
Centre-Plug  
HCC (Hard Conical Cone)  
The centre-Plug replaces the traditional dust cap, making the cone both lighter  
and more responsive, while also cooling the voice-coil, resulting in a higher  
power handling and a stable sound reproduction when playing loud. The de-  
sign allows increased power-handling capabilities along with a more uniform,  
precise and dynamic reproduction of sound.  
The Hcc technology (Hard conical cone) enables the driver to reach far beyond  
midrange frequencies before any significant cone break-ups occur. The mate-  
rial’s rigidity and the membrane’s conical shape ensures the unit creates clear  
and detailed sound with very little distortion, even at high sound pressures.  
This combines with the natural rubber suspension, which effectively prevents  
vibrations from travelling back to the diaphragm, the result being a very well-  
controlled diaphragm that operates without break-ups up to 4kHz -well beyond  
its working range.  
The centre-Plug also prevents potential break-up points where the dust cap  
would have been glued to the cone. in addition, it prevents over- and under  
pressure behind the dust cap when the cone moves back and forth.  
The advantage is more dynamic and precise sound reproduction.  
0.00  
0.50  
1.00  
1.50  
2.00  
dB  
25.0  
20.0  
15.0  
10.0  
5.0  
2.50 msec  
mLssa  
1k  
2k  
cumulative spectral Decay ieX Frequencies - Hz  
dB (sPL)  
Jamo Hcc operates without break-ups in critical areas.  
100  
95  
90  
85  
80  
75  
0.00  
0.50  
dB  
25.0  
20.0  
15.0  
10.0  
5.0  
1.00  
1.50  
2.00  
2.50 msec  
mLssa  
centre-Plug  
50 100  
Normal speaker unit  
200 500  
70  
1k  
2k  
1k  
2k  
5k  
cumulative spectral Decay ieX Frequencies - Hz  
sound pressure level from a speaker with centre-Plug compared to  
one without, when playing at high play-back level.  
conventional speakers don’t fare so well!  
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Jamo C 80 page 0ꢂ  
Jamo Tech platforms  
Motional Feedback (MFB)  
Active Impedance Control (AIC)  
c 80 sUB features a motional Feedback circuit. When a large woofer has been  
abruptly driven by a strong sonic impulse such as an explosion or a timpani,  
the woofer continues moving after the impulse stops. The mFB circuit com-  
pares the impulse to be reproduced with the actual movement of the woofer.  
if the woofer moves unnaturally in relation to the input signal, the mFB circuit  
corrects the error before it becomes audible. Furthermore, the mFB makes it  
possible to equalize the subwoofer to go deeper without losing any precision.  
The result is incredibly accurate, deep bass, full of punch and dynamics.  
all c 80 mid/woofers feature active impedance control (aic), an innovative  
extension of existing techniques to reduce distortion in electrodynamic loud-  
speaker drivers.  
The aic makes the impedance more linear in the mid and high frequency  
range. aic also increases the sensitivity and total sPL in the upper range of  
the driver.  
AIC - Active Impedance Control:  
Motional Feedback (MFB)  
impedance [ohm]  
impulse response [V]  
30  
driver with aic  
driver without aic  
25  
20  
15  
10  
5
0
Time - msec.  
Without mFB  
With mFB  
0
200  
500  
1k  
2k  
2k  
10k  
20k  
Frequenzy ]Hz]  
Boundary Gain Compensation  
The effect of aic is a clearer midrange with a markedly reduced ‘roughness’, es-  
pecially noticeable on vocal reproduction. in figures, this amounts to a reduc-  
tion of third-order harmonic distortion of around 6dB (ie a 50% reduction).  
The Boundary Gain compensation filter in c 80 sUB compensates for the  
room influence at low frequencies, as any room amplifies the lowest frequen-  
cies. The magnitude of the room’s amplification depends on the room size  
and where the sub is positioned in the room – normally it increases the closer  
the sub get to a wall. This can result in too high a bass level from approx.  
60Hz and increasing downwards – in the range between 20 - 30Hz it peaks  
up to 5 - 10dB in an average room!  
Harmonic distortion  
[dB]  
-35  
-40  
-45  
-50  
-55  
-60  
at first this could sound really impressive, but the sound quickly begins to  
sound ‘boomy, especially when listening to music, and rather annoying. so  
the Boundary Gain compensation ensures a very linear in-room bass response  
and gives you more flexibility when it comes to placement and choosing your  
favourite listening position.  
driver with aic  
driver without aic  
Boundary Gain Compensation  
-65  
sPL/Volts [0.33 oct]  
200  
500  
1k  
2k  
Frequenzy ]Hz]  
When a voice coil is moving in and out of a magnet gap, it changes induc-  
tion. When the coil moves inward, the induction increases and vice versa.  
This causes the current from the amplifier to be modulated, creating very  
audible distortion.  
Furthermore the current flowing in the voice coil modulates the magnetiza-  
tion of the magnet assembly which also causes distortion of the current.  
By using an extra coil, placed inside the voice coil with opposite polarity to  
the voice-coil winding, the inductance variation and the flux modulation can  
be significantly counteracted.  
off  
on  
10.0  
100.0  
Frequenzy ]Hz]  
compared to the conventional conductive rings in a magnet system aic has  
the advantage that it is significantly better at higher frequencies i.e. in the  
midrange (on voices) where distortion is most audible to the human ear.  
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Model  
c 809  
c 807  
c 805  
c 803  
c 80 ceN  
c 80 sUr  
c 80 sUB  
c 803 iW  
sU6.521K4  
Placement FroNT  
Placement ceN  
Placement sUr  
Placement sUB  
System  
3-way bass-reflex  
2 x 180 / 7  
180 / 7  
2½-way bass-reflex  
180 / 7  
2½-way bass-reflex  
155 / 6  
2-way bass-reflex  
180 / 7  
2-way bass-reflex  
2 x 155 / 6  
2-way dipole  
closed  
2-way closed  
3-way dipole/bipole  
165 / 6½  
Woofer mm / in  
2 x 155 / 6  
2 x 254 / 10  
180 / 7  
Midrange mm / in  
Tweeter mm / in  
180 / 7  
155 / 6  
38 / 1½  
25 / 1 DTT  
200 / 400  
89  
25 / 1 DTT  
180 / 360  
89  
25 / 1 DTT  
160 / 320  
88  
25 / 1 DTT  
125 / 250  
87  
25 / 1 DTT  
160 / 320  
88  
2 x 25 / 1 DTT  
160 / 320  
87  
25 / 1 DTT  
125 / 250  
87  
25 / 1 Dome  
60 / 120  
Power W long / short term  
Sensitivity dB (2.8V/1m)(2.8V/1m)  
Frequency range Hz  
Impedance ohm  
Rated output W  
90  
30-24,000  
6
35-24,000  
6
40-24,000  
6
45-24,000  
6
70-24,000  
6
65-24,000  
6
20-200  
22k  
45-20,000  
6
60-22,000  
4-8 switchable  
1800  
Weight kg / lb  
33.6 / 74.1  
28.3 / 62.4  
18.5 / 40.8  
9.9 / 21.8  
11.6 / 25.6  
7.5 / 16.5  
25.0 / 55.1  
2.8 / 6.2  
Dimensions (frame, baffle, cabinet)  
1157 x 252 x 428 /  
45.6 x 9.9 x 16.9  
1007 x 242 x 406 /  
39.6 x 9.6 x 16.0  
877 x 201 x 347 /  
34.5 x 7.9 x 13.7  
380 x 225 x 341 /  
15.0 x 8.9 x 13.4  
212 x 501 x 281 /  
8.3 x 8.9 x 13.4  
293 x 286 x 181 /  
11.5 x 11.3 x 7.1  
447 x 390 x 432 /  
17.6 x 15.4 x 17.0  
400 x 270 x 85 /  
342 / 13.5  
mm / in (H x W x D)  
Dimensions (hole)  
15.7 x 10.6 x 3.3  
347 x 225 x 110 /  
307 x 184 / 12.1 x 7.3  
23 / 1400  
mm / in (H x W x D)  
Back box size  
litre / in3  
13.7 x 8.9 x 4.3  
14 / 854  
Optional RIK  
riK10.5LW  
Black ash,  
Black ash,  
Black ash,  
Black ash,  
Black ash,  
Black ash,  
Black ash,  
White (paintable)  
Finish  
White (paintable)  
Dark apple  
Dark apple  
Dark apple  
Dark apple  
Dark apple  
Dark apple  
Dark apple  
and Black grill incl.  
Danish Sound Design  
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