Bose - 305™ Series II 'Redline' / 2-Way Direct/Reflecting Bookshelf Speaker set

The Bose 305 "Red Line" (or Redline) is a legendary vintage bookshelf speaker introduced in the mid-1990s. The model is known as the more robust, professional variant of the immensely popular Bose 301 (Series III). The term "Red Line" refers to the distinctive thin red stripe on the housing or grille, a visual detail that Bose used at the time to indicate their premium and sound upgraded models. Key Features & Specifications Direct/Reflecting System: Uses both front and rear-facing drivers to reflect sound through walls. This creates a spacious effect and a wide stereo experience ("stereo everywhere"). Power: Suitable for amplifiers of 10 to 150 watts per channel (nominal loadable up to a maximum of 75 watts IEC) Impedance: 8 ohms, making them easy to control by almost any standard receiver or amplifier. Housing: A solid bass reflex design finished in a more durable housing than the regular 301 consumer line. Location: The speakers are specifically marked as Left and Right and should be placed horizontally for the correct sound image. Small signs of use like small two hole on sides where they were attached to be hanged but no damages or anything affects performance of speakers. Pictures are original of this lot and part of descriptio

Estimación:€220

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