Totem Acoustics Dreamcatcher Monitor Speakers - Cherry

A great bookshelf speaker pair, sounds much bigger than its size. Smooth and lush, well defined bass and a sweet round high end. Chec out videos on YouTube, and excerpt from Stereophile review pasted below the specs.

Rated VG because of the nick shown in the photo, otherwise in excellent condition overall.

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Specs:

Frequency Response: 57 Hz - 25 kHz ± 3 dB (in room)

Impedance: 4 ohms

Crossover Frequency: 2.5 kHz, 1st order compensated

Recommended Power: 20 - 80 W

Sensitivity: 87.5 dB/W/m. Maximum SPL 101 dB before dynamic compression

Woofer: 4” / 10.16 cm; special, long-throw non-resonant multi-sandwich cone and dustcap.

Tweeter 1” / 2.54 cm titanium dome

Excerpt from Stereophile review:

...Five attributes of the Dreamcatcher combined to create a breathtaking level of realism that I'd never heard from any other bookshelf speaker. First, the degree of resolution in the midrange let me listen deeply into each recording to uncover an extraordinary amount of detail. This, combined with the best low-level dynamic reproduction I've heard from any speaker—a completely linear integration of loudnesses from pppp to p—made the Dreamcatcher an extremely realistic re-creator of all voices and acoustic instruments. And unlike most bookshelf speakers of this size, which tend to have a subtle thinness in the lower midrange that adds a touch of politeness to tenor saxophones and male voices, the Totem had a rich quality in this region that reminded me of a much larger speaker. Fourth, the integration of this quality of midrange with the Dreamcatcher's detailed, extended, and pristine high frequencies was the best I'd ever heard from a small bookshelf, and more akin to what I'm used to hearing from more expensive electrostatic speakers. And finally, the Totem's perfect reproduction of all transients, with lightning-fast attack and recovery but no trace of sharpness, gave a startling level of realism to all percussion instruments and plucked strings.