Lot 231: Onkyo HTP-693 Dolby Atmos 5.0.2 Speaker Set with Stands (No Subwoofer)
Estate Auction: Mid-Century Modern Furniture, Fine Art, Lenox Porcelain, Vintage · Sold
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- Auction
- Estate Auction: Mid-Century Modern Furniture, Fine Art, Lenox Porcelain, Vintage
- Lot Number
- 231
- Status
- Sold
- Hammer / Price
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- Opening Bid
- $5.00
- Accepted Bids
- 49
- Closed
- 4/26/26 8:45 PM PT
Description
Five-piece Onkyo home theater speaker set from the HTP-693 5.1.2 package, including two SKF-693 front/height Atmos-enabled towers, two SKR-590 surround satellites, and one SKC-591N center channel, accompanied by four adjustable steel speaker stands. The SKW-593 powered subwoofer from the original package is not included. These speakers originate from Onkyo's HTP-693 5.1.2-channel home theater speaker package, which paired with the HT-R695 receiver formed the HT-S7800 Home Theater System. The tall SKF-693 towers are dual-purpose cabinets: the forward-firing 2-way bass-reflex driver handles front stereo output, while a second up-firing driver on top is angled toward the ceiling to create Dolby Atmos height effects by reflecting sound downward. The rear label on the SKF-693 confirms the model and includes both 'Front Right' and 'Height Right' binding posts for the two independent drivers. Onkyo's published specifications list the SKF-693 at 155 × 467 × 183 mm (6-1/8 × 18-3/8 × 7-3/16 inches) including grille and projection, weighing 3.6 kg (7.9 lbs), with a 2-Way Bass-Reflex front unit at 6 ohms impedance, 130 W maximum input power, and 84.5 dB/W/m sensitivity. The SKF-693 cabinets are designed so that their top diaphragms face the ceiling to produce a Dolby Atmos sound field, while the forward drivers output front stereo sound. Condition: Cabinets show light dust and minor surface scuffing consistent with prior home use; grilles are intact with no visible tears, and the woodgrain side panels on the SKF-693 towers remain clean. The rear of the SKF-693 shown exhibits light speckling/debris around the edges and the factory label remains legible. The steel stand bases show dust and light scuffing.