Designed by Dick Olsher and manufactured by Samadhi Acoustics, Ltd., the Magic Cube^tm represents the ideal solution for musical enjoyment in small listening rooms. The Cube is capable of producing a wide and spacious soundstage even when located in the corners of a room.
The Magic Cube^tm is a two-way design using exceptional drivers ordinarily found in much more expensive speakers costing many thousands of dollars and featuring Samadhi's proprietary Ceiling Boundary Ambience Enhancement^tm (CBAE) technology. See Samadhi Acoustics' White Paper for a detailed discussion of this new technology. Also check out J. Peter Moncrieff's IAR Hotline! (issue 76-79) Master Guide to the best of 1998.

Technical Specifications:
Frequency Response: 65 Hz - 20 kHz, +/- 3 dB
Sensitivity: 84 dB, 2.83V/1m
Nominal Impedance: 8 Ohms
Recommended Amplifier Power: 25 watts -- 100 watts into 8 ohms
Driver Complement: 1-inch dome tweeter with dual-magnet system and silver voice coil; 4.5-inch aluminum cone woofer
Crossover Network: Proprietary 2nd and 4th order electrical networks using audiophile-grade components
Dimensions: 7.75-inch cube
Net Weight: 12 pounds (5.45 kg) ea.

What you get:

This is a partial loudspeaker kit and includes:

• fully assembled crossover boards, with wire harness and push-on connectors
• a full complement of drivers
• a pair of terminal cups with treble brilliance controls
• detailed assembly instructions

Note: no soldering is required. Woodworking time will depend on your skill and the level of finish desired, but once cabinets are completed, final assembly time is estimated at 1 hour per speaker.

The critics rave about the Samadhi Acoustics Magic Cube^tm Loudspeaker:

Peter Breuninger, Listener Magazine (Vol. 5, No.1): "These guys back-fill, front-fill, and side-fill a whole room with a huge soundspace that captures the essence of each instrument and ensemble. The pace is medium, the color is golden, and the music is rich. These are great speakers, and for apartment dwellers or surround sound aficionados the Magic Cubes may just be the winning ticket: most sound from the least package."

Sherman Hong, audioMUSINGS Magazine, Issue.8, 9/99: "Overall, I'm beyond amazement at the Samadhis. For me, the Cubes set a new criterion for mini-monitors. Genuinely surprising were their life-size presentation, suave synchronization, and their fabulous vanishing act, in addition to the bass magnitude. ...Don't let their size deter you. As with most things in life, more is not always better."