A Respected Hi-Fi Company Just Reimagined Its Classic Audiophile Loudspeakers

The Scandinavian audio maker is introducing two new loudspeaker ranges.

Pair of tall wooden floor-standing speakers with silver drivers flanking a wooden record shelf filled with vinyl records.

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Published May 8, 2026

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Jamo is a Danish hi-fi manufacturer with a history of making high-end loudspeakers that dates back to the late 1960s. After being sold in 2024, the company announced a few months ago that it would be introducing its first loudspeakers under its new ownership.

Now that new range has officially been announced. And rather than carving a brand new path, the series of loudspeakers pays homage to (and reimagines) the brand’s Concert series of loudspeakers, which were originally released in the mid-1990s.

According to the brand, its new Concert Series “returns as a renewed expression of Scandinavian hi-fi, bringing together acoustic heritage, contemporary design, and real-room performance for the way people live with music today.”

But rather than just one new loudspeaker range, Jamo’s Concert Series is separated into two distinctive speaker families, one focused on premium hi-fi and one more focused on contemporary design.

Jamo’s Concert Legacy series

Three modern floor-standing and bookshelf speakers in light wood and black finishes on a gray background with "Concert Legacy" text. — The three loudspeakers in the Concert Legacy range (from left to right): Concert Legacy 11, Concert Legacy 9 and Concert Legacy 8.

The Concert Legacy is the more premium of the two new Concert Series. It draws inspiration from the original Concert 8 and Concert 11 loudspeakers that were introduced in 1996. According to Jamo, the refreshed line “explores how those classics would have naturally progressed over three decades of innovation.”

In this fresh Concert Legacy series, there are three loudspeaker models: the Concert Legacy 8 bookshelf speakers, the Concert Legacy 9 compact floorstanding speakers, and the flagship Concert Legacy 11 floorstanding speakers.

Each of these models features a four-degree forward-leaning aluminum plinth that “creates visual lift and space for the underside-mounted down-firing bass loading system, helping bass couple naturally with the floor while improving placement flexibility.”

All three models have the same tweeter and midrange driver combination, but the two floostanding models, the Concert Legacy 9 and Concert Legacy 11, have a bottom driver section that houses the woofer. (In fact, it looks as if the Concert Legacy 8 is placed on top of each floor-standing model.)

The three Concert Legacy models

Pair of tall floor-standing speakers with light wood sides, black front panels, and four beige fabric-covered drivers each. — The Concert Legacy 11 are the range’s flagship bookshelf speakers. Each loudspeaker has a three-way design and, in the bottom section, pack three 165 mm Scan-Speak birch fiber woofers.

Pair of floor-standing speakers with light wood cabinets, black front panels, and three fabric-covered drivers each. — The Concert Legacy 9 are the range’s compact floorstanding speakers. Each loudspeaker features a three-way design with dual 165mm Scan-Speak birch fiber woofers.

Pair of bookshelf speakers with light wood sides and black front panels on black stands.

Jamo’s Concert Element series

Four modern Jamo Concert Element speakers in black and white, arranged on white pedestals against a light gray background. — The four loudspeakers in the Concert Element range (from left to right): Concert Element 90, Concert Element 70, Concert Element 50 and Concert Element SW10.

The Concert Element is the more design-focused (or “lifestyle”) of the two ranges. Developed with HarritSørensen, a Copenhagen-based industrial design firm, the series is characterized by its innovative “The Circle over the Square” architecture.

This means that each driver is hidden underneath a circular module that, according to the brand, extends “beyond the shallow rectangular enclosure, making the sound-producing element both the visual and acoustic center of the speaker.”

Basically, it’s a high-end loudspeaker range that’s designed to look good and complement contemporary living spaces.

There are four loudspeaker models in the Concert Element series: the Concert Element 50 bookshelf speakers, the Concert Element 70 compact floorstanding speakers and the flagship Concert Element 90 floorstanding speakers. There’s also a wired subwoofer, the Concert Element SW10.

The four Concert Element models

Pair of tall rectangular floor-standing speakers, one white and one black, each with two large circular drivers and a metal base. — The Concert Element 90 are the range’s flagship floorstanding speakers. Each loudspeaker features a 3-way architecture with a 250mm woofer, delivering full-range extension down to 30 Hz without a subwoofer.

Two tall rectangular floor-standing speakers, one black and one white, each with two large circular drivers and a metal base. — The Concert Element 70 are compact floorstanding speakers. Each loudspeaker has a 3-way passive architecture with bespoke SB Acoustics drivers, and a 200mm woofer tuned to its enclosure.

Pair of rectangular Jamo speakers, one black and one white, each with a circular front grille and a rectangular base. — The Concept Element 50 are the range’s two-way bookshelf speakers.

Availability and pricing

Jamo’s all-new Concert Legacy range will be available in August 2026. All models will be available in three finishes: Onyx (black), Heritage (natural wood/black) or Northern Frost (white/black)

As far as prices, the Concert Legacy 8 bookshelf speakers will cost $2,999/pair. The Concert Legacy 9 compact floorstanding speakers will cost $5,299/pair. And the flagship Concert Legacy 11 floorstanding speakers will cost $7,999/pair.

Jamo’s Concert Element range will also be available in August 2026. Each model will come in two finishes: Onyx (black) or Northern Frost (white).

As far as pricing, the Concert Element 50 bookshelf speakers will cost $1,099/pair. The Concert Element SW10 subwoofer will cost $699.

The Concert Element 70 compact floorstanding speakers will cost $1,899/pair, while the flagship Concert Element 90 floorstanding speakers will cost $2,499/pair.

Two white Jamo subwoofers with black bases on a wooden shelf with a black vase, books, and a small wooden clock. — A pair of Jamo’s Concert Element 50 bookshelf speakers in a Norther Frost Finish.

About the Author: Tucker Bowe has been on Gear Patrol’s editorial team since 2014. With a passion for consumer tech and hi-fi, he tracks everything from headphones and turntables to smartphones and wearables. If it lights up or makes noise, he probably covers it.

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