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Totem Sky review

Posted on June 5, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Ask us to name our favourite premium standmounters, and we’d have no hesitation in recommending ATC SCM-19s (£2150/$3225) and PMC’s Twenty5 22 (£2450/$3675).

Both are exceptional performers with talents broad enough to worry far pricier alternatives. It’s a measure of how much we like Totem’s Skys that we feel they should now be added to that short and rather exclusive list.

Build

The Skys are easy speakers to underestimate; at a casual glance they just look so ordinary.

As is Totem’s way there’s little that’s overtly glamorous here, but look carefully and there’s plenty to suggest the company has an obsessive way with engineering.
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