Selling our Geneva Lab XL. It brought us many years of wonderful listening, and was the springboard to my current stereo. We bought this new some 15 years ago, and as we havent used it for many years, its time for someone else to enjoy it. Here is a description of its specs from a review: Power: 100 watt x 6 (300+300 watt) - Class D amplification by D2AudioFrequency response: 40 Hz (-3 dB) - 22 kHzDrivers: 2 x 1 tweeters, 2 x 5 1/4 (13 cm) mid/woofers and 2 x 8 (20 cm) woofersMax power consumption: 325 watt, 0.8W in stand-by modeTone controls: bass (100 Hz) - highs (6 kHz)Cabinet material: MDFWidth x height x depth: 55.0 cm x 61.3 cm x 37 cmAlthough marketed mainly as a iPod dock, it also has a standard 3.5mm aux input so any phone can be connected to it with an adapter. It also includes a CD player and FM receiver. Perhaps most importantly, it has RCA inputs that allow you to add either a WiFi streamer, BT dongle or record player (with a preamp) so music can be played from any source. Condition is very good, as can be seen from the pictures. Aside from some swirls and small scratches, the only flaw is that the front screen is slightly pushed out in the top right corner (second picture). It looks wonderful and makes a statement in any room. These originally sold for between $1000 and $1500 (and 2500 Euros). The only other one at the moment for sale is going for $750. Some reviews/descriptions: https://www.genevalab.com/classic-xl https://www.soundandvision.com/hometheaterinabox/906geneva https://www.tnt-audio.com/casse/geneva_sound_e.html https://www.ilounge.com/index.php/reviews/entry/geneva-lab-model-l-and-model-xl-sound-systems LOCAL PICKUP ONLY. Bring a CD to check functionality as I gave all mine away. Ebay wont let me post without selecting a connectivity setting. I chose wired, but the device has no built-in connectivity.

Selling our Geneva Lab XL. It brought us many years of wonderful listening, and was the springboard to my current stereo. We bought this new some 15 years ago, and as we havent used it for many years, its time for someone else to enjoy it. Here is a description of its specs from a review: Power: 100 watt x 6 (300+300 watt) - Class D amplification by D2AudioFrequency response: 40 Hz (-3 dB) - 22 kHzDrivers: 2 x 1 tweeters, 2 x 5 1/4 (13 cm) mid/woofers and 2 x 8 (20 cm) woofersMax power consumption: 325 watt, 0.8W in stand-by modeTone controls: bass (100 Hz) - highs (6 kHz)Cabinet material: MDFWidth x height x depth: 55.0 cm x 61.3 cm x 37 cmAlthough marketed mainly as a iPod dock, it also has a standard 3.5mm aux input so any phone can be connected to it with an adapter. It also includes a CD player and FM receiver. Perhaps most importantly, it has RCA inputs that allow you to add either a WiFi streamer, BT dongle or record player (with a preamp) so music can be played from any source. Condition is very good, as can be seen from the pictures. Aside from some swirls and small scratches, the only flaw is that the front screen is slightly pushed out in the top right corner (second picture). It looks wonderful and makes a statement in any room. These originally sold for between $1000 and $1500 (and 2500 Euros). The only other one at the moment for sale is going for $750. Some reviews/descriptions: https://www.genevalab.com/classic-xl https://www.soundandvision.com/hometheaterinabox/906geneva https://www.tnt-audio.com/casse/geneva_sound_e.html https://www.ilounge.com/index.php/reviews/entry/geneva-lab-model-l-and-model-xl-sound-systems LOCAL PICKUP ONLY. Bring a CD to check functionality as I gave all mine away. Ebay wont let me post without selecting a connectivity setting. I chose wired, but the device has no built-in connectivity.

Selling our Geneva Lab XL. It brought us many years of wonderful listening, and was the springboard to my current stereo. We bought this new some 15 years ago, and as we havent used it for many years, its time for someone else to enjoy it. Here is a description of its specs from a review: Power: 100 watt x 6 (300+300 watt) - Class D amplification by D2AudioFrequency response: 40 Hz (-3 dB) - 22 kHzDrivers: 2 x 1 tweeters, 2 x 5 1/4 (13 cm) mid/woofers and 2 x 8 (20 cm) woofersMax power consumption: 325 watt, 0.8W in stand-by modeTone controls: bass (100 Hz) - highs (6 kHz)Cabinet material: MDFWidth x height x depth: 55.0 cm x 61.3 cm x 37 cmAlthough marketed mainly as a iPod dock, it also has a standard 3.5mm aux input so any phone can be connected to it with an adapter. It also includes a CD player and FM receiver. Perhaps most importantly, it has RCA inputs that allow you to add either a WiFi streamer, BT dongle or record player (with a preamp) so music can be played from any source. Condition is very good, as can be seen from the pictures. Aside from some swirls and small scratches, the only flaw is that the front screen is slightly pushed out in the top right corner (second picture). It looks wonderful and makes a statement in any room. These originally sold for between $1000 and $1500 (and 2500 Euros). The only other one at the moment for sale is going for $750. Some reviews/descriptions: https://www.genevalab.com/classic-xl https://www.soundandvision.com/hometheaterinabox/906geneva https://www.tnt-audio.com/casse/geneva_sound_e.html https://www.ilounge.com/index.php/reviews/entry/geneva-lab-model-l-and-model-xl-sound-systems LOCAL PICKUP ONLY. Bring a CD to check functionality as I gave all mine away. Ebay wont let me post without selecting a connectivity setting. I chose wired, but the device has no built-in connectivity.

Selling our Geneva Lab XL. It brought us many years of wonderful listening, and was the springboard to my current stereo. We bought this new some 15 years ago, and as we havent used it for many years, its time for someone else to enjoy it. Here is a description of its specs from a review: Power: 100 watt x 6 (300+300 watt) - Class D amplification by D2AudioFrequency response: 40 Hz (-3 dB) - 22 kHzDrivers: 2 x 1 tweeters, 2 x 5 1/4 (13 cm) mid/woofers and 2 x 8 (20 cm) woofersMax power consumption: 325 watt, 0.8W in stand-by modeTone controls: bass (100 Hz) - highs (6 kHz)Cabinet material: MDFWidth x height x depth: 55.0 cm x 61.3 cm x 37 cmAlthough marketed mainly as a iPod dock, it also has a standard 3.5mm aux input so any phone can be connected to it with an adapter. It also includes a CD player and FM receiver. Perhaps most importantly, it has RCA inputs that allow you to add either a WiFi streamer, BT dongle or record player (with a preamp) so music can be played from any source. Condition is very good, as can be seen from the pictures. Aside from some swirls and small scratches, the only flaw is that the front screen is slightly pushed out in the top right corner (second picture). It looks wonderful and makes a statement in any room. These originally sold for between $1000 and $1500 (and 2500 Euros). The only other one at the moment for sale is going for $750. Some reviews/descriptions: https://www.genevalab.com/classic-xl https://www.soundandvision.com/hometheaterinabox/906geneva https://www.tnt-audio.com/casse/geneva_sound_e.html https://www.ilounge.com/index.php/reviews/entry/geneva-lab-model-l-and-model-xl-sound-systems LOCAL PICKUP ONLY. Bring a CD to check functionality as I gave all mine away. Ebay wont let me post without selecting a connectivity setting. I chose wired, but the device has no built-in connectivity.

Selling our Geneva Lab XL. It brought us many years of wonderful listening, and was the springboard to my current stereo. We bought this new some 15 years ago, and as we havent used it for many years, its time for someone else to enjoy it. Here is a description of its specs from a review: Power: 100 watt x 6 (300+300 watt) - Class D amplification by D2AudioFrequency response: 40 Hz (-3 dB) - 22 kHzDrivers: 2 x 1 tweeters, 2 x 5 1/4 (13 cm) mid/woofers and 2 x 8 (20 cm) woofersMax power consumption: 325 watt, 0.8W in stand-by modeTone controls: bass (100 Hz) - highs (6 kHz)Cabinet material: MDFWidth x height x depth: 55.0 cm x 61.3 cm x 37 cmAlthough marketed mainly as a iPod dock, it also has a standard 3.5mm aux input so any phone can be connected to it with an adapter. It also includes a CD player and FM receiver. Perhaps most importantly, it has RCA inputs that allow you to add either a WiFi streamer, BT dongle or record player (with a preamp) so music can be played from any source. Condition is very good, as can be seen from the pictures. Aside from some swirls and small scratches, the only flaw is that the front screen is slightly pushed out in the top right corner (second picture). It looks wonderful and makes a statement in any room. These originally sold for between $1000 and $1500 (and 2500 Euros). The only other one at the moment for sale is going for $750. Some reviews/descriptions: https://www.genevalab.com/classic-xl https://www.soundandvision.com/hometheaterinabox/906geneva https://www.tnt-audio.com/casse/geneva_sound_e.html https://www.ilounge.com/index.php/reviews/entry/geneva-lab-model-l-and-model-xl-sound-systems LOCAL PICKUP ONLY. Bring a CD to check functionality as I gave all mine away. Ebay wont let me post without selecting a connectivity setting. I chose wired, but the device has no built-in connectivity.