The speakers are 4 ohm (they go lower than that) make shure the amp can handle 4 ohm or else the amp would get hot very fast or blow the fuse because the load is to high for the amp when playing loud.

http://www.hifi-review.com/150910-jamo-707i.html

I think that the Sony STRDH130 receiver might be your best bet.

It should handle those speakers OK.

It is only $149.

Superuho wrote:

Dear everyone, could I please ask for your advice about what amplifier could I buy if my budget is sadly restrained to 300 dollars?

My speakers are rated at 200 watts, 4 ohms impendance which I know it means that they demand high current from the amp and the sensitivity is 89 dB. I would use them in a 40 squaremeter room from a 3 meter distance, the room is square shaped.

Thank you in advance for your time and advice! Wish you all a great day!

David

hey! i have these speakers and have loved them for years...
the amp i use is carver pm-350, i use xlr to rca cords..
you can get this used for less than $300
it is literally the best amp for these speakers
email me for more info redwoodkeeper@hotmail.com

Hello I have the jamo 707 series and I got the Denon avc x4700h and I'm thinking to get the emotiva basx A2 to power the front 2 channels jamo the question is the basx A2 160 RMS 8 ohms and 260 RMS at 4 ohms is this enough for the jamo?

Hello I have the jamo 707 series and I got the Denon avc x4700h and I'm thinking to get the emotiva basx A2 to power the front 2 channels jamo the question is the basx A2 160 RMS 8 ohms and 260 RMS at 4 ohms is this enough for the jamo?

Is there somebody there??