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HELP! Jamo laser 3000p

marko012po

marko012po

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Hi, this is my first post here on audiokarma and i am looking for some help about my speakers. Its about specifications of my Jamo laser 3000p that i cant find anywhere on web. On the back side of speaker box is only frequency range and power. Can anybody help me to find any informations about them such as e.g. user manual or the year of production or effectiveness(dB) ? I contacted Jamo (Klipsch - they bought them), but they cant give me any informations about them. There are also photos of speakers. Sorry about my English.

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It's likely that no one knows anything about em. The closest thing here in the US, was a LS1000, but it had a 6.5" woofer, and 2 cone drivers for the upper ranges, according to an old buyers guide.
 
2ndtimelucky said:
They look like Jamo D-series speakers. Maybe you can find some specifications by relationship to those?
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Yes, they look like D-series but it is not the same. Mine is P series. If someone had these speakers, i will appreciate to contact me. I just want to know more about them. They are 20 years in my house, family...(i love them :D )
 
If you would spend some time participating in the forums, aside from this one thread, you might build some friendships. That's the surest way of getting answers to questions. It's just normal that friends like to help their friends. Sorry I can't help with your specific question.
 
Its not entirely unusual that no one here has heard of a particular speaker find, we had a post here not long ago about a pre-Sanyo Fisher speaker that was clearly labeled on the back of the speaker - but nothing on Google or anywhere else confirming the existance of the model.

I have a pair of old Canadian-made speakers that appear to be early 70's vintage with sweet cabinets - but little to nothing on the 'net about them.

It depends a lot on how many and where they were sold, etc., et al as to whether or not the audience knows anything.

You say that you have had them for 20years and enjoy them - that's a "scroe" in my book any day. Enjoy their uniqueness!
 
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