Revel M106 BK ea bookshelf speaker

The M106 disappears into the music When I started researching Revel's Performa3 series, the model I most wanted to hear in my own system was the M106. A good bookshelf speaker has the ability to disappear and just let the music flow. And the Performa series is really good, sharing much of the technology, materials, and musical mojo of Revel's flagship Ultima2 models. Matched with Revel's optional speaker stand , the M106 offers a deeper look at your favorite music. Praise from Stereophile "I found the sound of the Revel Performa3 M106 difficult to describe. No matter what music I played, I could hear no shortcomings - no deviation from neutrality throughout the speaker's extended frequency range, and every recording revealed the review samples to be detailed, dynamic performers with superb soundstaging. - Robert J. Reina, Stereophile , September 2014 Class B rating in Stereophile's "Recommended Components," October 2017 Revel designs and builds every driver that goes into their speakers. (M106 shown in Piano Black.) Custom-designed drivers reduce bad vibrations Revel designs and builds every driver that goes into their speakers. The M106's 6-1/2" woofer uses an aluminum cone that's anodized on both sides with a micro-ceramic composite compound. This reduces resonances that can color the sound. The M106's 1" aluminum dome tweeter sits in Revel's concave Acoustic Lens waveguide, which increases the tweeter's dispersion at higher frequencies, and also helps create a more seamless match between the tweeter and the midrange driver just below it. The result is very smooth, consistent sound both on-axis and off-axis, creating a larger sweet spot. Curved cabinet walls cut down on colorations Despite its compact size, the M106's cabinet walls are a full 1" thick, with the curved side and back walls laminated from single contiguous layers for consistent resonant behavior. These curved walls are inherently stiffer than conventional box shapes, and are reinforced by ext