Elevate your home audio experience with the Mirage M-3si Tower Floor Speakers. Made by the renowned brand Mirage, these speakers offer a 2.0 channel system configuration and are wired for seamless connectivity. The sleek piano gloss black finish adds a touch of elegance to your home decor while the powerful sound quality delivers a true audiophile experience. The M-3si model boasts exceptional performance and durability, making it a top choice for discerning music lovers. These tower speakers are perfect for any room in your home, and with their black color they will blend seamlessly with any decor. Upgrade your home audio with the Mirage M-3si Tower Speakers. Professionally overhauled Brand new socks aka speaker grills All(4)foam surrounds replaced Sounds great....cabinet near mint condition Matched pair Original owner Originally purchased from Sound by Singer in Manhattan Reviewed and recommended by Stereophile magazine A must have pair for any audiophile collection!

Mirage M-3si speakers in excellent condition, all drivers are in working condition, very nice sounding speakers, can demo before pick up. Local pick up only, no shipping. No return. Description: Floor-standing, three-way, vented-box dynamic loudspeaker with one 10 carbon-filled polypropylene-cone woofer, two 5 carbon fiber/polypropylene-cone midrange drivers, and two 1 titanium-dome tweeters. Crossover frequencies: 350Hz and 2kHz. Frequency response: 30Hz–3kHz, ±2dB. Impedance: 6 ohms nominal, 4 ohms minimum. Sensitivity: 83dB at 2.83V (anechoic chamber at 1m).Dimensions: 52.5 H by 18.1 W by 8.3 D. Weight: 135 lbs.Serial number of pair auditioned: 003208.Price: $2800/pair (1992); no longer available (2007). Approximate number of dealers: 150.

Legendary Mirage M-3si bipolar towers. Drivers: 2 1 PTH pure titanium hybrid dome tweeters (1direct, 1 rear reflecting), 2 5 polypropylene midranges (1direct, 1 rear reflecting), 1 10 carbon filled polypropylene woofer. Midrange speakers have newly rebuilt foam surrounds (bass surround is butyl rubber). Frequency response: 30Hz-33KHz. Impedance: 6 ohms. Recommended amp power: 100-300 watts RMS. Dimensions: 52.5x18.1x8.3. Weight: 135 lbs. Purchased new in November 1993 for $3000.00. I will ship (and still have original boxes) but weight and size make shipping costs prohibitive. Ebay listing page will not accommodate calculated shipping for 2 boxes so contact me to discuss shipping at buyers expense if preferred. I am willing to meet buyer 1/2 way for delivery for reasonable distances. The M-3si is a highly acclaimed reference grade speaker. Click here for the Stereophile magazine review: https://www.stereophile.com/floorloudspeakers/1192mirage/index.html

Mirage M-3Si Loudspeakers. Now far too big for me. Looking to change to some smaller, quality standmounts (like Dynaudio Focus/Evoke etc.), or maybe smaller floorstanders (Linn Keilidh?) P.X. or straight exchange considered for the right units. If youre reading this, you probably know what youre looking at. If not, google Stereophile Mirage M3Si and read the review from 1992 when they cost $2800 in the US, and around 2500 here. (Thats over 6500 adjusted for inflation!) These Canadian-built speakers are big, and could use a bigger room than I have to put them in, but even confined in our dining room they sound phenomenal. They use a three-way set up with tweeter, midrange and 10 woofer in the front, and very unusually, the same tweeter and midrange firing backwards in-phase, known as a bi-pole. The speaker is built of heavy mdf type wood, covered in an audibly transparent sock and finished with gloss back panels down the sides and on the top as well as the base. They are not your typical monkey-coffins! Ive found they are not particularly sensitive to amplification. Obviously they sound better with quality, powerful source equipment, but they work, and work well, with a small class D 60W amp I bought new from eBay for 45. They sound even better with the Icepower 300W amp I built for them (not included!). The specs say: Description:Floor-standing, three-way, vented-box dynamic loudspeaker with one 10 carbon-filled polypropylene-cone woofer, two 5 carbon fiber/polypropylene-cone midrange drivers, and two 1 titanium-dome tweeters. Crossover frequencies: 350Hz and 2kHz. Frequency response: 30Hz3kHz, 2dB. Impedance: 6 ohms nominal, 4 ohms minimum. Sensitivity: 83dB at 2.83V (anechoic chamber at 1m). Dimensions:52.5 H by 18.1 W by 8.3 D. Weight: 135 lbs. Serial number:004470 Price:$2800/pair (1992) Manufacturer:Mirage, 3641 McNicoll Avenue, Scarborough, Ontario M1X 1G5, Canada. They are excellent working condition with a couple of cosmetic defects which could easily be remedied if you felt inclined. The worst of these by far are the chips in the top, pictured. Id give them 100% for operation and 75% for looks. They were stripped down last year, the rubber surrounds replaced on the midrange drivers where they had perished, the tweeters were cleaned and the ferrofluid replaced. They are now in fine working condition and ready for another 30 years! Id keep them but we are downsizing the house and really wont have room for them. Time for someone else to enjoy what they have to offer! We are in Calne, Wiltshire, about 10 miles from either J16 or J17 depending where youre coming from. They obviously are not going to get posted, so collection or delivery needed. I MAY be able to help deliver if you contact me first...

Mirage M-3Si Loudspeakers. Now far too big for our home. Time to go, so auction with ridiculous starting price and realistic Buy it Now. If youre reading this, you probably know what youre looking at. If not, google Stereophile Mirage M3Si and read the review from 1992 when they cost $2800 in the US, and around 2500 here. (Or 6500 adjusted for inflation!) These Canadian-built speakers are big, and could use a bigger room than I have to put them in, but even confined in our dining room they sound phenomenal. They are a three-way speaker with tweeter, midrange and 10 woofer in the front, and very unusually, the same tweeter and midrange firing backwards in-phase, known as a bi-pole. The speaker is built of heavy mdf type wood, covered in an audibly transparent sock and finished with gloss back panels down the sides and on the top as well as the base. They are not your typical monkey-coffins! Ive found they are not particularly sensitive to amplification. Obviously they sound better with quality, powerful source equipment, but they work, and work well, with a small class D 60W amp I bought new from eBay for 45. They sound even better with the Icepower 300W amp I built for them (not included!). The specs say: Description:Floor-standing, three-way, vented-box dynamic loudspeaker with one 10 carbon-filled polypropylene-cone woofer, two 5 carbon fiber/polypropylene-cone midrange drivers, and two 1 titanium-dome tweeters. Crossover frequencies: 350Hz and 2kHz. Frequency response: 30Hz3kHz, 2dB. Impedance: 6 ohms nominal, 4 ohms minimum. Sensitivity: 83dB at 2.83V (anechoic chamber at 1m). Dimensions:52.5 H by 18.1 W by 8.3 D. Weight: 135 lbs. Serial number:004470 Price:$2800/pair (1992) Manufacturer:Mirage, 3641 McNicoll Avenue, Scarborough, Ontario M1X 1G5, Canada. They are excellent working condition with a couple of cosmetic defects which could easily be remedied if you felt inclined. The worst of these by far are the chips in the top, pictured. Id give them 100% for operation and 75% for looks. They were stripped down last year, the rubber surrounds replaced on the midrange drivers where they had perished, the tweeters were cleaned and the ferrofluid replaced. They are now in fine working condition and ready for another 30 years! Id keep them but we are downsizing the house and really dont have room for them. Time for someone else to enjoy what they have to offer! We are in Calne, Wiltshire, about 10 miles from either J16 or J17 depending where youre coming from. They obviously are not going to get posted, so will need to be collected or delivered. There is a possibility of me delivering them depending on where you are but talk to me FIRST! I have to visit London and Yorkshire in the next two weeks and might be able to drop them off anywhere approximately on the way. I will consider sensible offers.