For a quarter century, Mirage has been a leader in speaker innovation. Critics raved as Mirage, led by acclaimed audio guru Ian Paisley and his protégé Andrew Welker, delivered both trend setting design and award-winning products. Among these was the world's first bipolar speaker, the M-1, which revolutionized the industry in 1987 by dramatically increasing sound dispersion, turning flat recordings into full-bodied, near-realistic performances.

Mirage played a key role in aiding the extensive National Research Council's study of people's listening preferences and its findings remain the industry's most relevant guidelines for the development of superior speakers. The renowned Mirage research team advances its speaker development through the use of computer-based design techniques combined with multiple listening rooms and anechoic chambers, creating the finest speakers in the world for your ultimate music or home theater listening pleasure.

All of Mirage’s latest speakers are Omnipolar designs -- that is, they’re claimed to have a 360-degree dispersion pattern, which radiates sound more evenly in all directions than did Mirage’s previous bipolar designs.