The Amphion Two15 Bundle combines a pair of Amphion Two15 monitors with the high‑headroom Amp700 power amplifier and matching Amphion speaker cables to create a complete, reference‑grade monitoring system. Designed for producers, mixers and mastering engineers who need exceptional resolution and translation, this bundle offers wide bandwidth, deep stereo imaging and extremely low distortion in a compact footprint.
 
At the heart of the system are the Two15 loudspeakers, each using two 5.25″ aluminium woofers and a 1″ titanium tweeter loaded into a high‑density Corian waveguide, in a sealed enclosure with a rear passive radiator. The dual LF/MF drivers work together in perfect phase alignment, reproducing dynamics, transients and frequency content with extreme precision while retaining the musical emotion of the performance. Two15 monitors are celebrated for their tonal balance, neutrality and ability to reveal fine spatial details without losing sight of the bigger picture, so you can trust your decisions to translate outside the studio.
 
The speakers are driven by the Amp700, a powerful stereo amplifier delivering 2 x 350 W into 8 ohms and 2 x 700 W into 4 ohms, providing rock‑solid driver control and plenty of headroom for demanding sessions. Its hybrid design combines highly efficient Class‑D power with a dedicated buffer stage that adds a subtle touch of Class‑A smoothness, resulting in tight, fast, highly resolving sound across the full frequency range. Together with Amphion’s specially braided, silver‑coated speaker cables, the Two15 and Amp700 form a perfectly matched system optimised for maximum performance.
 
As a bundle, the Amphion Two15 Pair + Amp700 gives you a trustworthy main monitoring solution for small and mid‑sized control rooms, especially when you want full, honest low‑end without using a subwoofer. From detailed editing and production through to final mix and mastering work, this system delivers a stable stereo image, clear depth and accurate low‑frequency response so you can focus on the music instead of second‑guessing your monitors.