Tivoli has redefined the reference level of small music systems! Never before has the sound been so rich and warm from a modestly sized & priced package. You won’t believe how good it is until you stop in to hear it for yourself.

Tivoli now offers some of its most popular systems in a high tech European look. Let’s analyze their best selling system, the Model Two.

Model Two $300 available in cherry or black euro

Model Two consists of a "base unit" which has an AM-FM radio and the controls. It comes with a companion speaker, hence the term Two- yielding stereo sound.

Unlike everyone else in the small system world, Tivoli doesn’t make its cabinets of injection molded, thin walled plastic. Such designs generate no warmth or body to the sound. Give a listen to the Model Two with its wood enclosures. Further, the cabinets are ported like a traditional nice quality bookshelf speakers. You’ll be happily surprised at how full and robust Tivoli sounds!

The three inch speaker features a long throw design. Once again, until you hear this little guy, you won’t believe that its sound is this BIG.

The tuner section was designed by Henry Kloss, long of KLH and Advent fame. Henry’s budget priced tuning circuitry is downright legendary.

The Model Two has an aux input. That’s quite forward thinking! We’d like you to buy the Tivoli CD player to go with it. But of course, you can connect an IPOD or anything else- if you please.

Tivoli CD Player $300 available in cherry or black euro

The Tivoli CD player is a substantial piece of hardware. It isn’t a $29 portable in sheep’s clothing. It is a single play tray and has a sturdy drive mechanism that tracks very well. The CD comes with remote (Model Two doesn’t) and has a fair number of programming features. The CD Player comes in a matching wooden cabinet that provides considerable isolation compared to its competition.

Hence, for $600 you have a terrific STEREO SYSTEM that plays AM/FM and CD music (& IPOD?!).

Tivoli Subwoofer $160 available in cherry or black euro

While you’re going this far… consider the powered sub. With a 5 ½" long throw sub, you can round out the bottom end nicely. No, it isn’t going to challenge your B&W sub. But…. It ads a nice augmenting effect that you’ll appreciate in virtually any kind of music. It also has a nice wooden cabinet and port configuration.

The Tivoli systems aren’t made to play 100dB. They’re smooth, mellow sounding systems that sound terrific and will play louder than most people want to hear them. If you’re interested in a system for a bedroom, kitchen, or something to listen to while you’re surfing the Net in a computer room- please stop by to hear the Model Two.