The BMR Tower

No, the BMR Tower is designed for full-range performance. With its 8-inch Scan-Speak Revelator woofer and mass-loaded transmission line enclosure, it reaches down to 25 Hz, which is sufficient for most music and home theater applications.

With a sensitivity of 86 dB and a 6-ohm impedance, these speakers perform best with a high-quality amplifier that can provide steady current. While they don't require massive power, they will reward you with better dynamics and control when paired with a capable, stable amplifier.

The dedicated, sealed midrange chambers prevent the woofer's back pressure from interfering with the midrange driver. This isolation results in significantly higher clarity and less distortion in the critical vocal and instrument frequency ranges.

The BMR driver provides exceptionally wide dispersion compared to traditional cone midranges. This creates a larger, more consistent 'sweet spot' in your room, ensuring that listeners off-axis still enjoy a detailed and balanced soundstage.

While the BMR Tower is a substantial speaker at 44 inches tall, its transmission line design is engineered for clean, articulate bass that is less prone to the 'boomy' room-loading issues often found with ported designs. However, ensure you have enough physical space to allow the speakers to breathe and maintain a proper distance from the walls.

The grills attach via hidden magnets embedded within the cabinet structure. This design keeps the front baffle clean and free of unsightly mounting holes or pegs when the grills are removed.