Alta Audio Rhea 2 Way Floorstander

COSMETIC ISSUES WITH THE CLEAR LACQUER FINISH

******The Clear Coat Finish on these speakers has Cloudy
Appearance*******

I got the speakers with this defect. This condition usually
occurs when the clear finish is applied when the air temperature is cold or
damp. Other than the issue with the finish the speakers sound great and have no
issues with the drivers. I have photographs showing the finish issue. PLEASE DO
NOT MAKE THIS PURCHASE IF THE COSMETIC CONDITION IS AN ISSUE. If you have the
ability to refinish and restore the Rosewood back to their intended appearance
then you may want to consider getting a great speaker for a good price. The
current appearance has no affect with way the speakers perform.

Additionally the speakers have 2 small nicks in the wood veneer shown in the photos.

Please contact me with any questions prior to purchasing.

Height: 35 inches, 36.5 inches with spikes

Width: 8 inches at top, 12 inches at bottom

Depth: 11 inches

Weight: 49 lbs

Driver complement:

– One 5 3/4 inch ribbon tweeter

– One 7 inch woofer

Sensitivity: 87.5 dB / 2.83 Volts @

Frequency response: 32Hz to 47kHz

Impedance: 4 Ohms

Requirements: 50 to 150 Watts per channel

Alta XTL Bass with DampHard faceplate

Rosewood finish

Alta Audio’s Rhea is unimposing in physical size, but
presents a large and wide image with extraordinary bass. An audition will make
you wonder how it can recreate the space and specificity of the concert hall
while packing the wallop and power of live instruments. Created using the same
XTL transmission line bass and Damp Hard cabinet construction on the faceplate
as our highly reviewed Celesta FRM-2 speakers, it does so at a far more
attainable price and is housed in a beautiful Rosewood standard cabinet. The
black seven inch midrange/woofer blends smoothly and seamlessly into the five
inch pure ribbon tweeter, creating a sweet sound that can move you physically,
while presenting intimate details of three dimensional images from the front to
the deepest parts of the concert hall.

Please contact me with any qiestions