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3-way floorstander • Coaxial driver architecture • Wide soundstage and precise imaging • High-impact dynamics • Demo pair
The Technics SB-G90M2 is a premium floorstanding speaker engineered to deliver a coherent soundstage, confident dynamics, and the kind of imaging precision that makes instruments and voices feel locked in place. Technics’ design approach emphasizes time alignment and controlled dispersion so tonal balance remains natural across a wider listening area.
Condition note: This listing is for a demo pair. It has been used for showroom demonstration in a controlled environment and maintained with care, offering an excellent opportunity to own the SB-G90M2 in demo form.
Coaxial midrange/tweeter concept — Promotes point-source behavior for improved phase consistency and imaging.
3-way floorstanding layout — Dedicated drivers for bass, midrange, and treble help maintain low distortion at higher output levels.
Rigid cabinet engineering — Built to reduce resonances and preserve clarity during demanding passages.
Wide seating coverage — Controlled dispersion helps preserve tonal balance across a broader listening area.
This is a demo pair used for in-store demonstration. It has been kept in a controlled environment and maintained with care.
The SB-G90M2 is well-suited for medium to larger rooms where a floorstanding speaker can breathe. Placement and listening distance will influence bass balance and imaging.
Many systems do — especially for home theater LFE or very large rooms. For two-channel listening, you may prefer to run full-range or add a sub for the last octave depending on your goals.
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