Mirage OM-10 Omnipolar Speakers and FRX-S15 15” Subwoofer

I’m the original owner of these speakers and have been used very seldomly used in a kid and smoke free home. They are in near mint shape and I have original boxes to the OM-10 but not the FRX-S15 subwoofer. Feel free to bring your receiver to test out but I guaranty they are in great shape. Have original feet for them too. Just moved to new home so I want to change up my setup. Model: OM-10 System Type: Vented Omnipolar™ 2 Way, 4 Driver System Frequency Response: 28Hz - 22KHz Tweeters: 2 x 1" (25mm) PTH™ Pure Titanium Hybrid™ Mid Range Drivers: 2 x 6 1/2" (16.5 cm) with I.M. Molded Polypropylene Cones & I.M. Copolymer Baskets with Butyl Surrounds Crossover Points: 1.9KHz Room Sensitivity: 90dB Impedance: 8 Ohms Compatible Required Amp Power: 30-200 watts RMS per channel Inputs: Bi-amp/Bi-Wire High Level (Gold Plated) Weight: 39.5 lb (17.9 kg) Finish: High Gloss Black Lacquer with Acoustically Transparent Grille Cloth Dimensions: (in) 46 3/8 x 9 x 11 7/8 (cm) 117.8 x 22.9 x 30.2 Firing in multi-directions are another pair of versatile omni-polar speakers from the Mirage stables. SUJESH PAVITHRAN ducks for cover and retrieves the low-down and dirty on them ... MIRAGE, part of Canada's Audio Products International group, should be no strange name to regular AudioFile readers. Reviews of API loudspeakers, under the Mirage and Energy brand names, have made the occasional appearance in these pages. The Mirage profile tends to be geared towards the specialist hi-fi -- and now home theatre -- crowd. Mirage speakers have usually been perceived to be knocking at the doors of the High End (remember the legendary M-1?), but the company does offer a range of models to suit pockets of varying depths. Of course, Mirage is also known as one of the foremost proponents of bi-polar and omnipolar designs; briefly, these are cabinets with speaker arrays mounted on both the front and rear baffles. There are various advantages to this approach, say Mirage, and if you care to...