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JBL 62T Bookshelf Speakers – Rosewood Finish, Titanium Dome
Discounted for the aftermarket screw holes a previous owner left in the back panels, and very good everywhere else — original drivers, clean rosewood finish, both tested here. A mid-1980s two-way with a pure titanium tweeter that runs out to 23 kHz, and an easy 89 dB load that a thirty-watt vintage receiver drives properly.
Tannoy Mercury mX1 Bookshelf Speakers — Dark Oak, Port Bungs
A 25mm soft dome over a 130mm ceramic-coated paper cone, 87dB into 8 ohms, rated 10 to 100 watts, on five-way binding posts. The removable port bungs are the reason to buy them — in, and the cabinet runs sealed and tight against a wall; out, and the bass extends for stand duty in the room. Dark oak with black drivers and matching grilles. Both graded very good.
Mission 731 Bookshelf — Made in England, Inverted Driver Design
Two things to tell you: a ding on the top side edge of one cabinet, and third-party binding posts a previous owner fitted to one speaker. Otherwise good — and the design is the interesting part, since Mission's inverted geometry puts the tweeter below the woofer to bring the two into step at seated ear height. Made in England.