For sale is a set of Verity Roenzi Speakers which I purchase back in 2007. At that time I was a wantabee audiofile, flush with money enablng me to explore whatever interested me. However I soon focused my attention elsewhere and the speakers and audio equipment were never used. The system set idle for a year or so until I moved to new home. Thereafter the speakers loaded in the original shipping containers, have been kepted in condition space in my home. As shown in the attached pictures the speakers are unscratched and in new like condition. That said considering the age Im setting a low price. Best way to ship is using a freight carrier. I will secure both containers on a single pallet. The estimated weight is 200 pounds. Below I have is a copy of a review I found on the internet written around the time the speakers were released. The Rienzi is a two-box affair, its upper cabinet being essentially a standalone minimonitor that’s usable without augmentation. Separated from the monitor by an MDF platform sandwiched between Sorbothane discs, the bass module uses Verity’s signature rear-firing woofer, which, the company claims, uses a room’s front corners for additional bass reinforcement, thereby allowing their designs to produce the same bass for which other companies require larger drivers. ****The bottom box can be rotates for near-wall listening with the woofer pointed forward as well. There are binding posts in the front covered by a decal**** That rear-firing woofer is an 8 paper cone from Scan-Speak. Firing out into the world from a ported cabinet, the woofer reaches down to a claimed 35Hz. That means it’ll reproduce any naturally generated sound other than the longest pipes of an organ, or the lowest notes of a Bösendorfer 290 Imperial concert grand. Fair enough, thought I. That covers everything I normally listen to; we should be fine. The Rienzi’s 3/4 soft-dome tweeter is manufactured by Scan-Speak, its midrange by SEAS. As in the Parsifal, Verity runs the Rienzi’s midrange without an upper crossover, using the driver’s own mechanical limitations to roll off the upper frequencies. The Rienzi features cabinet construction techniques and crossover refinements that appear in the most advanced Verity offerings. It uses only the best driver and crossover components, all carefully computer matched and indexed for optimum imaging and soundstaging performance. The loudspeaker cabinets are manufactured and finished by the best craftsmen utilizing proprietary techniques to ensure unparalleled performance and an appearance that has earned Verity a well deserved reputation for industry-leading quality and elegance. Specifications: Bandwidth: 35 Hz to 22 kHz ? 3.0 dBWoofer: 7-inch – long throw – carbon paper fiberMidrange: 6.5-inch – dynamic damping system - TPXTweeter: 3/4-inch soft domePower handling: 200 watts music powerSensitivity: 87 dB @ 1w @ 1 mNominal impedance: 8 ohmsMinimum impedance: 4 ohms Break in time: 50 hours (63%), 250 hours (99%) Dimensions & Weights Height: 39.0 in. (99.5 cm)Width: 8.5 in. (22.0cm)Depth: 13.0 in. (32.5 cm)Weight: 140 lbs (63.6 kg) / pairGross weight: 160 lbs (36.6 kg) / pair Below are links to other reviews: https://www.ultraaudio.com/equipment/verity_rienzi.htm https://www.tonepublications.com/review/verity-audio-rienzi-loudspeakers/ https://www.hifiwigwam.com/threads/verity-audio.69580/ https://www.soundstageultra.com/features/2007_12_15.htm