For Sale: Three audiophile quality speakers for use with stereo, home theater, etc.
Retail price currently around $300 to $400 each...
These make great center channel speakers thanks to their symmetrical design. The small silver Monitor Audio speaker badge appears to be easily removable/relocatable if you want to use one of these for a center channel. Can also be mounted on the wall for use as mains, or rear/side mounted for super high quality surround sound speakers. Drivers are all dead mint, cabinets and metal grills show very minor wear if you look closely. These can be held onto walls in either horizontal or vertical positions with just two screws thanks to keyhole type mounts, or you can purchase Monitor Audio's brackets on ebay and elsewhere.
Sound quality is EXCELLENT. Woofers all have rubber surrounds and cones have no rips, tears, or vc rub. Tweeter domes are perfectly rounded. One pretty unique feature of this line of speakers is that all the drivers are mounted to the rear of the cabinet instead of the traditional way.
More info from Monitor Audio website: http://www.monitoraudiousa.com/products/radius/radius-225
Specs from the web:
Product Highlights:
- frequency response: 80-35,000 Hz
- sensitivity: 87 dB
- recommended amplifier power: 40-150 watts
- impedance: 6 ohms
- ultra-rigid, lightweight C-CAM® (Ceramic-Coated Aluminum/Magnesium) cone material provides high efficiency and low distortion
- 1" C-CAM gold dome tweeter for detailed sound and extended high-frequency response
- dual 4" C-CAM mid/bass drivers for clear midrange and punchy bass
- bass-reflex (ported) design with HiVe® II technology for reduced turbulence and higher velocity airflow
- single bolt-through driver attachment provides mechanical decoupling and increased cabinet rigidity for greater clarity and resolution
- five-way binding post speaker terminals
- 24"W x 5-1/2"H x 3-5/16"D
- weight: 9.25 lbs.
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Send me your zip code for shipping quote- should be between $19.99 and $39.99 if you are in the continental US. (November 2015).
