Advent Maestro, Loudspeaker One Pair Is An Excellent Working Condition

Both speakers is an excellent working condition, both 10” woofer recently re-edge new surroundings, all the components are original and tested each components, 

External dimensions Width 16”x Height 33”x Depth 10”,

The Advent Maestro is a dynamic speaker . It was manufactured from 1986 These are the largest Advents Ive ever seen, advent is known for smaller speakers with great finesse No shipping implied No international bidding accepted Buyer pays for a shipping service , FREE LOCAL P/U, PAYMENT AT P/U ONLY, NOT ONLINE 2 Advent Maestro Floor Speakers: Fuse protected Drivers: 10" woofer, 4.75" dome midrange, 1 1/2" dome tweet Power Handling : 750 watts Peak (max), 150watts RMS Frequency Response: 42-23,000Khz +/- 3 DB, 6ohms impedance Cabinet: MDF with Wood Accents: solid pecan bottoms and tops, anti-diffraction baffle ( foam front )DIMENSIONS: Floor Standing Speakers -- 33.5" H x 16.5"W x 10"D Weight: 50 lbs (each) CONDITION: 1-10 Cabinet 9.5 & 9.5 some bottom wear and bottom rear nudges, grills 10 badges 9.5 & 10 tiny nudge on one woofers 7 foam surrounds are starting to go sound 9 All drivers work equally and sound great Foam front dampening panel 7 , minor poke marks from grill removing Everyone tells me my speakers are much better than described, I scrutinize everything. more history Another 3 way, the 6003 was introduced in 1982 and the Maestro was the updated version, released in 1986... P. Gorman (September 17, 2009): The Advent brochure lists the midrange as ' 2" mica filled polypropylene dome with ferrofluid' and the tweeter as 1". Wit Ashbrook (April 8, 2006): What's interesting is that the tweeter's diaphragm itself, a sort of dome/donut , is now showing up on various modern speakers I've seen lately. The Advent 6003 (later versions were called the Maestro) had a midrange that used this same design but it was made of grey polypropylene & is about 5 1/2" across. My old brochure for this speaker says it combines the dispersion of a dome midrange with the low frequency output of a cone type driver. I only heard this speaker once--it was Advent's first three-way design--back in 1984 at a shop called CMC Stereo in Houston so I never really got to closely check for these qualities.

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