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Mirage Loudspeakers OM-C2, OM-6, OM-8, OM-R2, OM-C3, OM-12, OM-14 owner manual Herjdjlcndj GJ +RCGKEFNFWBB

OM-14, OM-12, OM-6, OM-R2, OM-C2 specifications

Mirage Loudspeakers are known for their innovative designs and exceptional sound quality, making them a favorite among audiophiles and casual listeners alike. Among their latest offerings, the OM-8, OM-C3, OM-C2, OM-R2, and OM-6 exemplify the brand's commitment to excellence in audio technology.

The OM-8 is a standout model, featuring an advanced ribbon tweeter that delivers high-frequency sounds with stunning clarity and precision. This speaker is engineered with a robust midrange driver, which is designed to provide a balanced sound profile, ensuring that vocals and instruments are rendered in their true form. With a power handling capability of up to 150 watts, the OM-8 is suitable for both movie nights and music listening sessions, filling any room with an expansive soundstage.

Next in line, the OM-C3 serves as a powerful center channel speaker, essential for any home theater setup. It features multiple drivers, including a 5.25-inch midrange and dual 4-inch woofers, which work together to create a rich and engaging dialogue experience. The OM-C3 is designed to seamlessly integrate with other speakers in the Mirage lineup, providing a cohesive surround sound experience.

The OM-C2 is a compact bookshelf speaker that doesn't compromise on performance. It utilizes a high-efficiency design and a 1-inch silk dome tweeter to produce airy highs and detailed midrange frequencies. This speaker is particularly well-suited for smaller spaces or as part of a multi-room setup, ensuring that high fidelity is accessible without occupying significant space.

For those looking for a versatile option, the OM-R2 is an excellent choice. This surround speaker can be mounted on walls or placed on stands, offering flexibility in positioning. It incorporates a unique waveguide technology that enhances the sound dispersion, allowing listeners to enjoy a broad sound field, making it perfect for immersive audio experiences in cinematic settings.

Finally, the OM-6 combines the best of both worlds, offering deep bass response paired with clear, articulated highs. Featuring a 6.5-inch woofer and a 1-inch aluminum dome tweeter, this speaker provides a dynamic listening experience, capable of reproducing everything from subtle nuances to strong, powerful notes.

Together, these Mirage Loudspeakers models showcase cutting-edge audio technologies designed to elevate any listening environment, making them ideal for music lovers and home theater enthusiasts. Whether seeking immersive surround sound or clear, precise audio reproduction, these speakers deliver high-quality performance that stands the test of time.