The Jamo D-160E is a 3-way floorstanding/bookshelf speaker system built in Denmark during the 1980s by Jamo—a brand founded in 1968 by Preben Jacobsen and Julius Mortensen. These speakers reflect Jamo's classic era of robust Danish acoustic engineering, offering 100W nominal power in a compact footprint.
 
Brand Background & Era
Origins: Jamo was started in a small Danish workshop by a carpenter (Jacobsen) and a businessman (Mortensen), naming the company from their combined surnames.
The 1980s Peak: During this decade, Jamo expanded rapidly across Europe, focusing on clean driver suspension, distinct cabinet veneers, and durable home-audio components.
Model Designation: The "D" series nomenclature typically denoted Jamo's dedicated domestic high-fidelity loudspeaker lines from that era, engineered for warm, room-filling sound and solid build weights (around 9 kg per unit).
 
Core Specifications
Design: 3-way bass-reflex architecture.
Power Handling: 100W nominal, up to 150W music power.
Impedance: 8 Ohm.
Dimensions: Roughly 250 x 600 x 310 mm.