Compact 4' powered speakers for your desktop. Cerwin-Vega has over 50 years of experience with speaker systems for concerts, movies, public address and nightclub environments, but the XD series speakers brings the Cerwin-Vega sound to your home computer.

I have sold a couple pairs on AG and locally but have quite a few sets left so here is the best price I will do in the lower 48 states. $950.00 total delivered via truck/insured with the bottom 2 feet wrapped in MDF and a 1 by 4 or 1 by 2 along the base and at the 2 foot line.

Here is a sealed in the box pair of Cerwin Vega XLS-215's. If you are a fan of loud Classical or Rock these are a great solution. Super efficient at around 92Db these speakers know how to fill a room with sound, even with a small amp. They are also surprisingly detailed and sound great at lower volumes as well. I bought a pair of these as they have been the only speaker to bring full sound to my vaulted great room.

Shipping will be 300.00 to most locations in the lower 48 states. I will cover the PP fees. So total delivered via truck with insurance approx. 950.00 These are substantial in size, simple to setup and not too fussy with placement and very, very efficient. Robert Greene/Absolute Sound Review of CLS-215 (2009) that the XLS-215 evolved from.

Remember the commercial showing Rosey Grier, the great football player, the very embodiment of human physical power, doing needlepoint? (This was real. He wrote a book on it, Needlepoint for Men.) This image came to mind as I listened to the 110-pound-apiece Cerwin-Vega CLS-215s, with their dual 15' woofers, reproducing a solo soprano (from Rachmaninoff’s Vocalise [Telarc])—huge power harnessed to do something delicately exquisite. The beautiful sound was no accident: A speaker that can play loudly is likely going to do a better job of small-scaled quiet music than a speaker that cannot play loudly. Monect pc remote vip 5.3 3 exe. Audio devices do their best when they are just loafing.

And even in the overall quiet of Vocalise, there are moments of intensity, as there are in almost all uncompressed music. With a dynamically limited speaker, you are only a brief peak away from overload. The $998-per-pair CVs never get in trouble for loudness or frequency extension. At any plausible level, they are entirely comfortable, not approaching overload in any way, and low in distortion. And they have exactly the same tonal balance at, say, 95dB or more as at 70dB.

No compression at all. And their bass goes down, all the way down. These things count: This is one of the most relaxed-sounding speakers I have ever encountered. Incidentally, while they are large, with their black grilles and black-ash wood finish, they are surprisingly inconspicuous and even attractive—my wife Paige gave two thumbs up for their looks and volunteered to let them into our living room, and not just the dedicated audio room. The CV people are proud of the speaker’s power handling (500 watt peaks accepted into a 90dB+ sensitivity speaker). But there is much more to this speaker than clean loudness. Properly set up and adjusted, these truly full-range speakers also sound quite neutral, a combination that most speakers anywhere near their price do not even dream of.