Green Mountain Audio EOS HD

Overview: One owner GMAs customized with black rings by Roy Johnson. Used in a single system. Excellent cosmetic and sonic condition, rated at 8/10 for age and one small pock mark in the tweeter foam (which can be reversed). See photos. Original boxes included. Available for pick up in the SF Bay Area, or shipped via FedEx insured for $200 flat rate, anywhere in the continental (lower 48) U.S.  Heavy (100 lbs).

I also have Skylan sand-filled stands, but will not ship these given the weight. These can be purchased for $175 with local pick up and are *highly* recommended (paid $400 with tax, shipping and sand).

Not accepting offers. This is a rare opportunity to own one-owner, pristine GMA Eos HDs with very light use and without the gold rings around the drivers.

Rarely used in a second system, which was sold years ago.  Held on to these in the hopes that I'd build another setup but have not done so, and believe these should be in a system and providing someone with the immense pleasure they can deliver.  I also own GMA Calypsos.  The solid cabinets are absolutely resonance-free.  Time-coherent design.  Adjustable tweeter positioning. GMA remains ahead of its time (still).  

Product: Green Mountain Audio Eos HD Bookshelf Speakers; Black Pair

Description: 8/10 excellent condition (labeled Very Good on the Audiogon scale). See photos and ask any additional questions before buying. Perfect sonic condition. Very limited use in a third system.

Included: Speakes (as shown), original boxes.

Owners: 1

Information and Reviews:
"Q-Stone cabinet of marble-loaded resin, a first-order and hence linear-phase crossover [see box-out] with Zobel network compensation of driver inductance, and a unique tweeter arrangement whereby the entire tweeter module atop the cabinet can be slid back and forth in a groove in order to time-align it accurately with the 170mm Aura Sound bass-mid driver."

"I cannot emphasize enough the emotional quality these speakers reproduce. All the attitude and inflection of singers were heard with an obvious transparency. listening to multiple voices proved to be very revealing, localization and distinctions from singer to singer became more obvious. When I turned my attention to percussion instruments like cymbals, the articulation of attack was easy to hear and subtle differences between strikes were apparent." -HiFi QC