Totem Sky Loudspeakers

Key features

• Full mono-shell, hand-assembled chassis
• Lock mitred cabinet joints
• Exclusive, hard-wired crossover
• Solid twin-pair, gold-plated terminals
• Magnetic grills included for easy removal and longevity

Totem Sky Loudspeakers

Their compact range of bookshelf and monitor loudspeaker units are true to this philosophy and allow for a rich, detailed sound from an aesthetically pleasing cabinet design

Totem's 'SKY' follows the high-performance compact design philosophy that the company have become renowned for. Engineered and perfected to offer a dynamic and immersive sound, regardless of source, the Sky's slim stature exceeds expectations of any loudspeaker in its size and rivals much larger units from competitors in its price bracket and above. Its appealing size combined with supplied magnetic grilles and available 3 finishes make the Sky a great addition to any living environment where space is at a premium, but the sound quality is uncompromisable. 

The Sky is built with unique borosilicate dampening technology throughout the cabinet and features a specialised 5-inch bass/midrange driver working alongside a quality 1.3-inch treble tweeter unit. A concern when purchasing smaller sized speaker units is that the sound may lack bass or be overly harsh. Totem combat this with the Sky by enabling long-throw capabilities within the 5-inch woofer, alongside a 3-inch voice coil with 500W peak transient capacity. This technology, implemented with superior craftsmanship, is what gives the Totem Sky its beautifully honest and engaging sound quality, best experienced on a bookshelf or dedicated stand. Totem has made great care to guarantee that the Sky sounds as it should even when put close to a rear wall. 

Who is Totem?

Totem Acoustic is a loudspeaker manufacturer, based in Canada, that construct and design some of the best sounding speaker units on the market today. The company have over 25 years of compact loudspeaker design experience, and shock listeners with models like the Mite, as the sound this model is able to reproduce is vastly larger than its stature would suggest.