These Spatials are special. These open baffles offer a tidy, clean design, and project a sound that is to fall in love with.

Their Controlled Directivity System claims to reduce room interaction, allowing consistent results in most any room environment. I have to agree. I never had to employ bass equalization or special speaker placement to contend with boominess or bass drop-off. People viewing their performance at audio shows also express their ability to automatically adapt to varying and difficult room conditions . Hologram's 95dB Sensitivity allow the use of low powered amplifiers. I drove them easily with a pair of Decware 2-Watt Zen SET amps. “A stunning 3D sound field is generated by the point source, wide range compression driver”, they say. They are truth tellers. The speakers present a great and believable stage.

I purchased these not three months ago from a gentleman who maybe had just burned them in. They look as new and ship in the original packaging. I am selling because my own prejudiced ears could hear too-little improvement over my own personally built Zen open-baffle pair. My own ZOBs are spectacular. And these are that good, and maybe even a tad smoother.

Here are the specs:
Retail: $2000
Type:  Compact 2-way, point source, open-baffle, dynamic driver, controlled directivity
Chassis:  5 layer Aluminum Composite / HDF
Driver compliment:  Two 12 inch mid/woofers, one wide bandwidth compression driver
Crossover:  800Hz - Passive -  Hologram Network Technology
Frequency Response:  43Hz - 20kHz  +/- 3dB in room response
Sensitivity:  95dB - averaged across 200Hz to 5kHz at 1M - on axis
Impedance:  4Ω nominal, 3 Ω minimum, low phase angle
Dimensions:  27T x 16W x 3D inches, 35 lbs.

Thanks.
Davisoly