Opera - Opera II limited series Speaker set





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A pair of Opera II Limited Series two‑way passive loudspeakers, hand‑built in Italy in 2005, each unit weighing 15 kg with dimensions 33 x 20 x 35 cm, in good condition and tested and working, with no extras included.
Description from the seller
I’m selling a pair of Opera Audio Seconda speakers, in Italy better known as Opera II, handmade in our country in 2005. A two-way passive system with a bass-reflex cabinet, the original price at the time was over a thousand euros per piece. Each unit carries the numbered badge of the limited series, so if you’re looking for a traceable piece and not an anonymous clone, you’re in the right place.
The tweeter is a SEAS Prestige 19mm, H336 8 ohms, made in Norway—one of the serious names in Scandinavian components, not a budget tweeter. The woofer uses a light-colored paper cone with a rubber surround, a classic robust construction that ages well if given a bit of care.
They show some signs of time, as is normal for speakers from 2005, but nothing significant. The dedicated stands are not included, so factor in a suitable support to get the best out of them.
For those who know Opera Audio there isn’t much more to explain. For those who don’t know it, it’s an Italian mid-to-high-end brand with an artisanal construction philosophy.
I’m selling a pair of Opera Audio Seconda speakers, in Italy better known as Opera II, handmade in our country in 2005. A two-way passive system with a bass-reflex cabinet, the original price at the time was over a thousand euros per piece. Each unit carries the numbered badge of the limited series, so if you’re looking for a traceable piece and not an anonymous clone, you’re in the right place.
The tweeter is a SEAS Prestige 19mm, H336 8 ohms, made in Norway—one of the serious names in Scandinavian components, not a budget tweeter. The woofer uses a light-colored paper cone with a rubber surround, a classic robust construction that ages well if given a bit of care.
They show some signs of time, as is normal for speakers from 2005, but nothing significant. The dedicated stands are not included, so factor in a suitable support to get the best out of them.
For those who know Opera Audio there isn’t much more to explain. For those who don’t know it, it’s an Italian mid-to-high-end brand with an artisanal construction philosophy.

