Tower Speakers

The Monitor Audio Silver 10 features a three-way design, with crossovers at 550 hertz and 2.7 kilohertz. It has two bass ports on the rear for it's two drivers. They come with foam plugs to block the ports for some use cases too. It allows for biwiring or biamping if needed as well. They're a

The original Definitive Technology Mythos ST-L was released in 2007. It had an interesting design with curved back, extruded-aluminum cabinets. It was the largest Mythos speaker to come out up until that point. Even though the speakers were incredibly high performing, some people couldn't look past the funky rectangular, cloth covered speakers when placed next

The Q900 floorstanding speakers are KEF's flagship Q line model. They feature an all-new designed Uni-Q driver array. The Q series is cram packed with KEF's signature designs and innovation. The Q900 features a total of four drivers. At the top of the speaker is their signature 8″ Uni-Q driver with a 1.5″ tweeter. Below

Polk Audio has been influencing the home and automotive audio markets since the 1970s. It was the SRT series that really put them on the map in 1995. It was a 35 active driver system with two subwoofers that could produce up to 120 dB. Oh, and it had a price tag of $10,000. Today,

The MartinLogan ElectroMotion ESL tower speakers are what's called an electrostatic speaker. In an electrostatic speaker you have three main components: the diaphragm, stator and the spacing spars. The diaphragm is what makes the speaker move to create sound. In an electrostatic speaker, its similar to the look and feel of Saran Wrap. Very expensive Saran Wrap. The