Up for sale is my pair of Paradigm Signature S6 V.2 in beautiful Cherry veneer.They are about 5 years old,in excellent condition and sound amazing.Cosmetically they are probably a 9/10 for most buyers but rated an 8/10 for age and to be on the conservative side.The only issue I could find is a broken speaker grille tab at the top but it doesn't affect the fit because they are so tight in the first place.
  Paradigm's flagship speaker line with superb build quality and beautiful aesthetics worthy of all the praise it receives in the audio press.It has powerful bass,a wide open and neutral midrange and extended,detailed highs from the P-Be dome tweeter.I have everything that they came with when new and the boxes and packing are in excellent shape.Also,if you want to meet for a pickup I can drive up to 2 hours from my zip code or you can pickup as well.Email with any questions.Thanks!
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Conclusion from SoundStage

The Paradigm Reference Signature S6 v.2 is a benchmark product. I have not heard a like-priced speaker that offers as much performance in a package sized appropriately for a real home, and good-looking enough to not have to hide behind a plant. But the S6 v.2 is more than that: If you’re considering buying a speaker for under, say, $8000/pair, you should listen to it. Then, if you found a better-sounding speaker than the S6 v.2, you’d know that you’d found something really special. You also might find that the S6 v.2 is all you really need.

Overall, the Signature S6 v.2 is a remarkably well-balanced speaker -- particularly for the price. That it will embarrass many speakers costing much more is something I’m pretty sure of -- I’ve reviewed a fair number of them. Its sins are of omission rather commission, indicating that its designers know a thing or two about the tradeoffs involved in loudspeaker design. Nor does the S6 v.2 lean toward one type of music or another; I played all types of music through them, and they did well with all of it. They sounded big with orchestral works or Hans Zimmer film soundtracks, and they reproduced such subtle things as the ethereal detail in a Laurie Anderson song. I can’t imagine anyone being disappointed in them. If I were the maker of an expensive boutique speaker that costs more than it should, I’d fear Paradigm’s Signature S6 v.2.

Signature S6 Specifications

Design

4-driver, 3-way floorstanding

Crossover

3rd-order electro-acoustic at 2.0 kHz; 2nd-order electro-acoustic at 190 Hz (bass drivers)

Frequency Response   On-Axis

±2dB from 45 Hz - 45 kHz

Frequency Response   30° Off-Axis

±2dB from 45 Hz - 20 kHz

High Frequency Driver

25-mm (1 in) P-Be™ dome, ferro-fluid damped / cooled, rear damping chamber with ARB™ fins and integrated heatsink, dual super-neodymium ring magnets, die-cast heatsink chassis, IMS/SHOCK-MOUNT™

Midrange Frequency Driver

178-mm (7 in) Co-PAL™ cone, ferro-fluid damped / cooled, ATC™ chambers, 38-mm (1-1/2 in) dual-layer voice-coil, super-neodymium ring magnets, AVS™ die-cast heatsink chassis, IMS/SHOCK-MOUNT™

Low Frequency Driver

Two 178-mm (7 in) mineral-filled polypropylene cones, 38-mm (1-1/2 in) four-layer bifilar long-excursion voice-coils, massive hard ferrite magnets, AVS™ die-cast heatsink chassis, IMS/SHOCK-MOUNT™

Low Frequency Extension

26 Hz (DIN)

Sensitivity   Room / Anechoic

91 dB / 88 dB

Impedance

Compatible with 8 ohms

Suitable Amplifier Power Range

15 - 400 watts

Maximum Input Power

200 watts

Finishes

Cherry, Piano Black

Weight

70 lbs. (31.8 kg)

Dimensions   HxWxD

43.75" × 8.25" × 13.5"
(111cm × 21cm × 34.5cm)