Coincident Speaker Technology the Troubador , a handsome two-way housed in an asymmetrical cabinet, is the first of their new line of speakers. Coincidents speakers are designed by Israel BlumeSpecificationsDescription: Two-way stand-mounted loudspeaker with concentrically mounted drivers and rear-firing port. Drive-units: 1 fabric-coated dome tweeter with neodymium magnet, 6.5 polypropylene-cone woofer. Crossover frequency: 3.5kHz. Crossover slopes: unspecified. Frequency response: 45Hz–20kHz, –3dB. Sensitivity: 90dB/W/m (2.83V). Nominal impedance: 8 ohms (5–10 ohms). Amplifier requirements: 7–150W.Dimensions: 11 W by 16 D by 9¾ H. Shipping weight: 52 lbs Each.Finishes: black lacquer standard; wood veneers optional. These are in custom rosewoodSerial numbers of review samples: 015L/R; 118R-6 and 118L-6.

Coincident Pure Reference Speakers – In Excellent Condition These are THE BEST speakers I have ever owned! They literary disappear and provide an emotional window to the music. Only a small number of much more expensive speakers are able to perform like the PRs from Coincident. The speakers are from 2010. They include the optional bi-wiring and the factory upgrade to Dueland capacitors. I still have the original boxes but would prefer local pickup, since the speakers are very heavy (196 lbs each!). Israel Blume’s speakers are not famous for their high-end fit and finish. They convince through pure performance. The laminated cabinets have small manufacturing imperfections, which could be fixed if needed (see photos). I am the original owner. The speakers were always kept in a smoke-free and air-conditioned environment. They were never abused! Included are custom made platforms using axial ball bearings to effectively decouple the speakers from the floor. I’m selling these beloved speakers because I downsize, and will not have the space for a large stereo system anymore. Specifications: Frequency Response: 20 Hz – 35 kHz Sensitivity: 94 db @ 1m – 1 Watt Impedance: 8 Ohms totally flat Minimum Power Requirements: 3 Watts (can be driven by SET Amps) Dimensions: 55.5” H X 9” W X 24” D Weight: 196 lbs each Driver Compliment Per Speaker: 1 – 1.2” Accuton Ceramic Tweeter 1 – 6.5” Accuton Ceramic Midrange 2 – 12” Nomex Fiber Woofers Bass: Very tight bass tuning - which makes it easier for low damping factor- high output impedance amplifiers like SETs to control the woofers. Simple first order crossovers which do not rob amplifier power or reduce speaker sensitivity. The most detailed review of these phenomenal reference speakers was published by Arthur Salvatore on his webpage high-endaudio.com. theaudiobeat also published a nice review. Since ebay does not allow including links to webpages, please google those two sources of information. Please email me with any questions.

Coincident Pure Reference Speakers – In Excellent Condition These are THE BEST speakers I have ever owned! They literary disappear and provide an emotional window to the music. Only a small number of much more expensive speakers are able to perform like the PRs from Coincident. The speakers are from 2010. They include the optional bi-wiring and the factory upgrade to Dueland capacitors. I still have the original boxes but would prefer local pickup, since the speakers are very heavy (196 lbs each!). Israel Blume’s speakers are not famous for their high-end fit and finish. They convince through pure performance. The laminated cabinets have small manufacturing imperfections, which could be fixed if needed (see photos). I am the original owner. The speakers were always kept in a smoke-free and air-conditioned environment. They were never abused! Included are custom made platforms using axial ball bearings to effectively decouple the speakers from the floor. I’m selling these beloved speakers because I downsize, and will not have the space for a large stereo system anymore. Specifications: Frequency Response: 20 Hz – 35 kHz Sensitivity: 94 db @ 1m – 1 Watt Impedance: 8 Ohms totally flat Minimum Power Requirements: 3 Watts (can be driven by SET Amps) Dimensions: 55.5” H X 9” W X 24” D Weight: 196 lbs each Driver Compliment Per Speaker: 1 – 1.2” Accuton Ceramic Tweeter 1 – 6.5” Accuton Ceramic Midrange 2 – 12” Nomex Fiber Woofers Bass: Very tight bass tuning - which makes it easier for low damping factor- high output impedance amplifiers like SETs to control the woofers. Simple first order crossovers which do not rob amplifier power or reduce speaker sensitivity. The most detailed review of these phenomenal reference speakers was published by Arthur Salvatore on his webpage high-endaudio.com. theaudiobeat also published a nice review. Since ebay does not allow including links to webpages, please google those two sources of information. Please email me with any questions.

Coincident Pure Reference Speakers – In Excellent Condition These are THE BEST speakers I have ever owned! They literary disappear and provide an emotional window to the music. Only a small number of much more expensive speakers are able to perform like the PRs from Coincident. The speakers are from 2010. They include the optional bi-wiring and the factory upgrade to Dueland capacitors. I still have the original boxes but would prefer local pickup, since the speakers are very heavy (196 lbs each!). Israel Blume’s speakers are not famous for their high-end fit and finish. They convince through pure performance. The laminated cabinets have small manufacturing imperfections, which could be fixed if needed (see photos). I am the original owner. The speakers were always kept in a smoke-free and air-conditioned environment. They were never abused! Included are custom made platforms using axial ball bearings to effectively decouple the speakers from the floor. I’m selling these beloved speakers because I downsize, and will not have the space for a large stereo system anymore. Specifications: Frequency Response: 20 Hz – 35 kHz Sensitivity: 94 db @ 1m – 1 Watt Impedance: 8 Ohms totally flat Minimum Power Requirements: 3 Watts (can be driven by SET Amps) Dimensions: 55.5” H X 9” W X 24” D Weight: 196 lbs each Driver Compliment Per Speaker: 1 – 1.2” Accuton Ceramic Tweeter 1 – 6.5” Accuton Ceramic Midrange 2 – 12” Nomex Fiber Woofers Bass: Very tight bass tuning - which makes it easier for low damping factor- high output impedance amplifiers like SETs to control the woofers. Simple first order crossovers which do not rob amplifier power or reduce speaker sensitivity. The most detailed review of these phenomenal reference speakers was published by Arthur Salvatore on his webpage high-endaudio.com. theaudiobeat also published a nice review. Since ebay does not allow including links to webpages, please google those two sources of information. Please email me with any questions.

Coincident Pure Reference Speakers – In Excellent Condition These are THE BEST speakers I have ever owned! They literary disappear and provide an emotional window to the music. Only a small number of much more expensive speakers are able to perform like the PRs from Coincident. The speakers are from 2010. They include the optional bi-wiring and the factory upgrade to Dueland capacitors. I still have the original boxes but would prefer local pickup, since the speakers are very heavy (196 lbs each!). Israel Blume’s speakers are not famous for their high-end fit and finish. They convince through pure performance. The laminated cabinets have small manufacturing imperfections, which could be fixed if needed (see photos). I am the original owner. The speakers were always kept in a smoke-free and air-conditioned environment. They were never abused! Included are custom made platforms using axial ball bearings to effectively decouple the speakers from the floor. I’m selling these beloved speakers because I downsize, and will not have the space for a large stereo system anymore. Specifications: Frequency Response: 20 Hz – 35 kHz Sensitivity: 94 db @ 1m – 1 Watt Impedance: 8 Ohms totally flat Minimum Power Requirements: 3 Watts (can be driven by SET Amps) Dimensions: 55.5” H X 9” W X 24” D Weight: 196 lbs each Driver Compliment Per Speaker: 1 – 1.2” Accuton Ceramic Tweeter 1 – 6.5” Accuton Ceramic Midrange 2 – 12” Nomex Fiber Woofers Bass: Very tight bass tuning - which makes it easier for low damping factor- high output impedance amplifiers like SETs to control the woofers. Simple first order crossovers which do not rob amplifier power or reduce speaker sensitivity. The most detailed review of these phenomenal reference speakers was published by Arthur Salvatore on his webpage high-endaudio.com. theaudiobeat also published a nice review. Since ebay does not allow including links to webpages, please google those two sources of information. Please email me with any questions.

Coincident Pure Reference Speakers – In Excellent Condition These are THE BEST speakers I have ever owned! They literary disappear and provide an emotional window to the music. Only a small number of much more expensive speakers are able to perform like the PRs from Coincident. The speakers are from 2010. They include the optional bi-wiring and the factory upgrade to Dueland capacitors. I still have the original boxes but would prefer local pickup, since the speakers are very heavy (196 lbs each!). Israel Blume’s speakers are not famous for their high-end fit and finish. They convince through pure performance. The laminated cabinets have small manufacturing imperfections, which could be fixed if needed (see photos). I am the original owner. The speakers were always kept in a smoke-free and air-conditioned environment. They were never abused! Included are custom made platforms using axial ball bearings to effectively decouple the speakers from the floor. I’m selling these beloved speakers because I downsize, and will not have the space for a large stereo system anymore. Specifications: Frequency Response: 20 Hz – 35 kHz Sensitivity: 94 db @ 1m – 1 Watt Impedance: 8 Ohms totally flat Minimum Power Requirements: 3 Watts (can be driven by SET Amps) Dimensions: 55.5” H X 9” W X 24” D Weight: 196 lbs each Driver Compliment Per Speaker: 1 – 1.2” Accuton Ceramic Tweeter 1 – 6.5” Accuton Ceramic Midrange 2 – 12” Nomex Fiber Woofers Bass: Very tight bass tuning - which makes it easier for low damping factor- high output impedance amplifiers like SETs to control the woofers. Simple first order crossovers which do not rob amplifier power or reduce speaker sensitivity. The most detailed review of these phenomenal reference speakers was published by Arthur Salvatore on his webpage high-endaudio.com. theaudiobeat also published a nice review. Since ebay does not allow including links to webpages, please google those two sources of information. Please email me with any questions.

Coincident Speaker Technology the Troubador , a handsome two-way housed in an asymmetrical cabinet, is the first of their new line of speakers. Coincidents speakers are designed by Israel BlumeSpecificationsDescription: Two-way stand-mounted loudspeaker with concentrically mounted drivers and rear-firing port. Drive-units: 1 fabric-coated dome tweeter with neodymium magnet, 6.5 polypropylene-cone woofer. Crossover frequency: 3.5kHz. Crossover slopes: unspecified. Frequency response: 45Hz–20kHz, –3dB. Sensitivity: 90dB/W/m (2.83V). Nominal impedance: 8 ohms (5–10 ohms). Amplifier requirements: 7–150W.Dimensions: 11 W by 16 D by 9¾ H. Shipping weight: 52 lbs Each.Finishes: black lacquer standard; wood veneers optional. These are in custom rosewoodSerial numbers of review samples: 015L/R; 118R-6 and 118L-6.

Coincident Speaker Technology the Troubador , a handsome two-way housed in an asymmetrical cabinet, is the first of their new line of speakers. Coincidents speakers are designed by Israel BlumeSpecificationsDescription: Two-way stand-mounted loudspeaker with concentrically mounted drivers and rear-firing port. Drive-units: 1 fabric-coated dome tweeter with neodymium magnet, 6.5 polypropylene-cone woofer. Crossover frequency: 3.5kHz. Crossover slopes: unspecified. Frequency response: 45Hz–20kHz, –3dB. Sensitivity: 90dB/W/m (2.83V). Nominal impedance: 8 ohms (5–10 ohms). Amplifier requirements: 7–150W.Dimensions: 11 W by 16 D by 9¾ H. Shipping weight: 52 lbs Each.Finishes: black lacquer standard; wood veneers optional. These are in custom rosewoodSerial numbers of review samples: 015L/R; 118R-6 and 118L-6.

Coincident Speaker Technology the Troubador , a handsome two-way housed in an asymmetrical cabinet, is the first of their new line of speakers. Coincidents speakers are designed by Israel BlumeSpecificationsDescription: Two-way stand-mounted loudspeaker with concentrically mounted drivers and rear-firing port. Drive-units: 1 fabric-coated dome tweeter with neodymium magnet, 6.5 polypropylene-cone woofer. Crossover frequency: 3.5kHz. Crossover slopes: unspecified. Frequency response: 45Hz–20kHz, –3dB. Sensitivity: 90dB/W/m (2.83V). Nominal impedance: 8 ohms (5–10 ohms). Amplifier requirements: 7–150W.Dimensions: 11 W by 16 D by 9¾ H. Shipping weight: 52 lbs Each.Finishes: black lacquer standard; wood veneers optional. These are in custom rosewoodSerial numbers of review samples: 015L/R; 118R-6 and 118L-6.

Coincident Speaker Technology the Troubador , a handsome two-way housed in an asymmetrical cabinet, is the first of their new line of speakers. Coincidents speakers are designed by Israel BlumeSpecificationsDescription: Two-way stand-mounted loudspeaker with concentrically mounted drivers and rear-firing port. Drive-units: 1 fabric-coated dome tweeter with neodymium magnet, 6.5 polypropylene-cone woofer. Crossover frequency: 3.5kHz. Crossover slopes: unspecified. Frequency response: 45Hz–20kHz, –3dB. Sensitivity: 90dB/W/m (2.83V). Nominal impedance: 8 ohms (5–10 ohms). Amplifier requirements: 7–150W.Dimensions: 11 W by 16 D by 9¾ H. Shipping weight: 52 lbs Each.Finishes: black lacquer standard; wood veneers optional. These are in custom rosewoodSerial numbers of review samples: 015L/R; 118R-6 and 118L-6.

Coincident Speaker Technology the Troubador , a handsome two-way housed in an asymmetrical cabinet, is the first of their new line of speakers. Coincidents speakers are designed by Israel BlumeSpecificationsDescription: Two-way stand-mounted loudspeaker with concentrically mounted drivers and rear-firing port. Drive-units: 1 fabric-coated dome tweeter with neodymium magnet, 6.5 polypropylene-cone woofer. Crossover frequency: 3.5kHz. Crossover slopes: unspecified. Frequency response: 45Hz–20kHz, –3dB. Sensitivity: 90dB/W/m (2.83V). Nominal impedance: 8 ohms (5–10 ohms). Amplifier requirements: 7–150W.Dimensions: 11 W by 16 D by 9¾ H. Shipping weight: 52 lbs Each.Finishes: black lacquer standard; wood veneers optional. These are in custom rosewoodSerial numbers of review samples: 015L/R; 118R-6 and 118L-6.

Coincident Speaker Technology the Troubador , a handsome two-way housed in an asymmetrical cabinet, is the first of their new line of speakers. Coincidents speakers are designed by Israel BlumeSpecificationsDescription: Two-way stand-mounted loudspeaker with concentrically mounted drivers and rear-firing port. Drive-units: 1 fabric-coated dome tweeter with neodymium magnet, 6.5 polypropylene-cone woofer. Crossover frequency: 3.5kHz. Crossover slopes: unspecified. Frequency response: 45Hz–20kHz, –3dB. Sensitivity: 90dB/W/m (2.83V). Nominal impedance: 8 ohms (5–10 ohms). Amplifier requirements: 7–150W.Dimensions: 11 W by 16 D by 9¾ H. Shipping weight: 52 lbs Each.Finishes: black lacquer standard; wood veneers optional. These are in custom rosewoodSerial numbers of review samples: 015L/R; 118R-6 and 118L-6.

Coincident Speaker Technology the Troubador , a handsome two-way housed in an asymmetrical cabinet, is the first of their new line of speakers. Coincidents speakers are designed by Israel BlumeSpecificationsDescription: Two-way stand-mounted loudspeaker with concentrically mounted drivers and rear-firing port. Drive-units: 1 fabric-coated dome tweeter with neodymium magnet, 6.5 polypropylene-cone woofer. Crossover frequency: 3.5kHz. Crossover slopes: unspecified. Frequency response: 45Hz–20kHz, –3dB. Sensitivity: 90dB/W/m (2.83V). Nominal impedance: 8 ohms (5–10 ohms). Amplifier requirements: 7–150W.Dimensions: 11 W by 16 D by 9¾ H. Shipping weight: 52 lbs Each.Finishes: black lacquer standard; wood veneers optional. These are in custom rosewoodSerial numbers of review samples: 015L/R; 118R-6 and 118L-6.

Coincident Speaker Technology the Troubador , a handsome two-way housed in an asymmetrical cabinet, is the first of their new line of speakers. Coincidents speakers are designed by Israel BlumeSpecificationsDescription: Two-way stand-mounted loudspeaker with concentrically mounted drivers and rear-firing port. Drive-units: 1 fabric-coated dome tweeter with neodymium magnet, 6.5 polypropylene-cone woofer. Crossover frequency: 3.5kHz. Crossover slopes: unspecified. Frequency response: 45Hz–20kHz, –3dB. Sensitivity: 90dB/W/m (2.83V). Nominal impedance: 8 ohms (5–10 ohms). Amplifier requirements: 7–150W.Dimensions: 11 W by 16 D by 9¾ H. Shipping weight: 52 lbs Each.Finishes: black lacquer standard; wood veneers optional. These are in custom rosewoodSerial numbers of review samples: 015L/R; 118R-6 and 118L-6.

Coincident Speaker Technology the Troubador , a handsome two-way housed in an asymmetrical cabinet, is the first of their new line of speakers. Coincidents speakers are designed by Israel BlumeSpecificationsDescription: Two-way stand-mounted loudspeaker with concentrically mounted drivers and rear-firing port. Drive-units: 1 fabric-coated dome tweeter with neodymium magnet, 6.5 polypropylene-cone woofer. Crossover frequency: 3.5kHz. Crossover slopes: unspecified. Frequency response: 45Hz–20kHz, –3dB. Sensitivity: 90dB/W/m (2.83V). Nominal impedance: 8 ohms (5–10 ohms). Amplifier requirements: 7–150W.Dimensions: 11 W by 16 D by 9¾ H. Shipping weight: 52 lbs Each.Finishes: black lacquer standard; wood veneers optional. These are in custom rosewoodSerial numbers of review samples: 015L/R; 118R-6 and 118L-6.

Coincident Speaker Technology the Troubador , a handsome two-way housed in an asymmetrical cabinet, is the first of their new line of speakers. Coincidents speakers are designed by Israel BlumeSpecificationsDescription: Two-way stand-mounted loudspeaker with concentrically mounted drivers and rear-firing port. Drive-units: 1 fabric-coated dome tweeter with neodymium magnet, 6.5 polypropylene-cone woofer. Crossover frequency: 3.5kHz. Crossover slopes: unspecified. Frequency response: 45Hz–20kHz, –3dB. Sensitivity: 90dB/W/m (2.83V). Nominal impedance: 8 ohms (5–10 ohms). Amplifier requirements: 7–150W.Dimensions: 11 W by 16 D by 9¾ H. Shipping weight: 52 lbs Each.Finishes: black lacquer standard; wood veneers optional. These are in custom rosewoodSerial numbers of review samples: 015L/R; 118R-6 and 118L-6.

Coincident Speaker Technology M300B Frankenstein Mono Amps Pair Both amps are working perfect and so are the tubes. This is the original version of Frankenstein with mark 2 upgrades which include improved caps, power supply energy storage, resistor replacements, wiring changes, recalibration of operating voltages and tighter regulation of the voltages with higher quality rectifiers. Output power: 8WFrequency response: 20Hz-20kHz +/-1dBTHD: <1%, 20Hz-20kHz at reference output of 8WInput sensitivity: 700mVInput impedance: 100k ohmsS/N: >90 dBTube complement: One each 6EM7, 300B, 5U4G/channelAC power: 115V or 230V+/-5%, 50/60Hz (selectable)Built to the absolute highest standard:All hardwiredThe finest 6N copper interstage,output and power transformersFinest Teflon capsAll polyproylene power supplySelf biasing3 tube configuration (6EM7 input driver, 300B output, 5U4 rectifier) for purest sonicsTriangular chassis shape to ensure rigidityThese amps represent a sonic breakthrough. Their transparency and absence of an electronic sound set new standards. Coincident 300B (Black treasure psvane), Phillips 6em7, Mullard CV 378 Dimensions: 15 x 9 x 14Net weight: 44 lbs.