Eclipse puts other computer speakers in the shade |
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| Written by Rene Millman | ||||||
| Thursday, 11 October 2007 | ||||||
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The TD307II shares exactly the same engineering, basic design, clarity
and phase and impulse signal integrity as it's bigger brother, the
£4000 Eclipse TD712z near-field monitor.
Eclipse TD307II speakers are £130 each. The TDA501II amplifier is £200. The TD307PAII System saves £60.00. They are also available in white, black or silver - just perfect for you stylish downtown apartment!
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