NSM AUDIO 10S

These great sounding speakers are in very good shape with low use. Black with black grills, ready for bi-wire. There are many glowing reviews of the 10S monitors so if you search you will find a lot of info. New they are 1500.00. I will sell them professionally boxed and shipped within the US for 850.00. I will consider offers.

See: http://www.audioasylum.com/reviews/Speakers/NSM/10s/speakers/207492.html
http://www.audioasylum.com/audio/speakers/messages/28/281588.html
and
http://www.soundstage.com/revequip/das17.htm

Model: NSM 10s

Size: ~10"H X 5.5"W X 6.5"D
Weight: around 7-8lbs each
Response: 65hz - 20Khz
Finish: Matt Black
Enclosure: Acoustic Supension
Design: Two way with 1 1/8" Morel MDT30 tweeter, 4.5" Seas woofer
Crossover: First Order
Sensitivity: 82.5 db/watt/meter

"...crafted with jewel-like precision." (The Absolute Sound)

"Absolutely astonishing!" (Stereo, Germany, review of NSMT10S with Linn Classic)

"...breathtaking..." (Hi-Fi News, Britain)

"...it is so smooth that I began to refer to it as tubelike." (Soundstage.com)

"...I judged the NSMs performance to be slightly better than the B&W [801] reference speaker." (Audio)

"...can put to shame a great many larger loudspeakers with its unpretentious musicality." (The Absolute Sound)

"Its strengths include a lush and liquid presentation that does stellar things for vocals." (Soundstage.com)

"...a small sensation." (Stereo, Germany, review of NSMT10S with Linn Classic)

"How good are these speakers?...Very good indeed....Am I selling my Gallo Ref 3's? No. Did I put these in the bedroom after all? Not yet. They are right next to the Gallo's in the living room and have been for the past two weeks. I'm sure I'll eventually switch back over, but for now I'm in sonic bliss."

"During my audition I actually had no desire for a subwoofer when playing the 10S. And this is with them in a 15' W X 21' L X 10' H open concpt living room. Impressive for a speaker that can be held in one hand." (Audio Asylum)

"I have never heard better imaging, and I have carefully listened to many systems over the years, starting in the mid-1950s. I would compare it somewhat to Quad ESLs, but with better bass."
(Audioreview.com review by George Stewart of 10S Armada System)