The Sirocco floorstander's sound, sized for a stand instead of a floor.
Not every room — or every budget — calls for a full floorstander. The Sirocco 1.24 takes the same driver technology, the same in-house-matched components, and the same design philosophy as its larger 2.24 sibling and packages it into a genuinely compact bookshelf speaker, so you don't have to sacrifice the sound to fit the space.
It shares the 2.24's simple, deliberately gentle 6dB/octave crossover with impedance compensation — a choice that keeps phase coherence intact and timbres natural, at the cost of asking a bit more from the drivers themselves. That's exactly why Atohm engineers and tests its own transducers in-house, with each unit run through a frequency sweep and five additional measurements in a mini anechoic chamber before it's matched to its pair. The result is a speaker that punches well above its compact size, especially on vocals and acoustic instruments.
If your room calls for stand-mounts rather than towers but you still want genuine Atohm sound, this is where to start.
