Totem Acoustics Dreamcatcher pair, cherry veneer

I love a great pair of small monitors. Put 'em in the bedroom, the den, the baby's room (Mozart can only make 'em smarter ANTE-partum, I'm afraid), even the kitchen — grab a little NAD or one o' them tube jobbies and your iPhone and a $900 eighth-inch-to-RCA cable, and you might find yourself listening more than you do on that big rig you got down in the basement, which is probably not a real good place to have the neighbors anyway.

These are beautiful, in a lush cherry veneer, just about stone mint except for two dings about 1/100 the size of a shiny 2015 penny (see photos) and one little scratch on the bottom. The BOTTOM! So nobody's gonna see it anyway. Look at the photos, which show everything in almost-microscopic detail.

I got nothin' else to say. Except for Bob Reina's Stereophile review from May 2011:

"Conclusion: The Totem Dreamcatcher is more than a nearly flawless affordable bookshelf speaker that competes with speakers at triple its price. Never before have I heard a small speaker whose sound was so enticing and intoxicating that it made me want to never stop listening. Of all the speakers I've reviewed in the last 28 years, I have never enjoyed music more through anything else, regardless of price."

That's it, pretty much right there. Bob's a musician too. Heard him play once with Frank Doris. It was a hoot. Anyway, Bob can hear. Almost wish I had a baby's room to put the Totems in.

Git 'em up, peoples. These'll be gone in a flash.

Also, Vince Bruzzese is a really cool guy, so we can all support that.