Jamo D590
Jamo D590 floorstanding speakers with an elliptical silhouette, designed with anti-resonance cabinetry for refined bass reproduction.
Description
The Jamo D590 is a floorstanding speaker with an elliptical, sculptural silhouette, designed to fit into a living room as a genuine decorative element as much as a sound source. Its carefully crafted cabinetry makes it a model intended for lovers of aesthetics as much as listening.
The elliptical shape of the cabinet is not merely an aesthetic choice: it aims to limit internal distortion by reducing resonances specific to the cabinet. This anti-resonance design contributes to a more faithful reproduction of the signal, preventing the speaker's structure from adding its own parasitic vibrations to the sound reproduced.
The woofer is oriented downwards, an arrangement that takes advantage of the cabinet's shape to create optimal operating conditions. This configuration allows the speaker to reproduce very low frequencies, similar to those produced by large organs, a particularly demanding register for a woofer.
The D590 is aimed at listeners seeking a floorstanding speaker capable of reaching low in the sound spectrum, while retaining a marked visual presence in the room. Its elliptical profile and finely crafted cabinetry make it a choice for those who value the object as much as its sound performance.
Technical specifications
| Type | Passive floorstanding speaker, 3-way bass-reflex |
| Speakers | 2 x 135 mm fibreglass midrange |
| Tweeter | 1 x 25.4 mm positive dome, with ADW and DTT |
| Woofer | 1 x 200 mm long-throw woofer |
| Frequency response | 35 Hz - 20 kHz (+/-3dB) |
| Crossover frequency | 600 Hz / 2.5 kHz |
| Impedance | 4 Ω |
| Sensitivity | 88 dB (2.83V @ 1m) |
| Power | 200 W nominal / 280 W peak |
| Recommended power | Amplifier above 75 W |
| Weight | 23.9 kg |
What to check before buying used
First listen to each channel separately at low then high power to detect any crackle or unwanted noise from the downward-firing woofer, which is often more exposed to floor moisture. Inspect the driver surrounds, which can crack or come loose with age, and check for any rubbing noise from the cone. Also examine the elliptical cabinetry: scratches, dents or veneer lifting are more noticeable on this curved silhouette than on a classic straight cabinet.
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