Turbosound TMS1 for Sale | Original FANE Version 3-Way Loudspeaker

The Turbosound TMS1 for sale is a classic professional 3-way passive loudspeaker from Turbosound’s established TMS Series. This particular stock is the FANE version, with all components stated to be original and fully working, and each cabinet is priced at €400 per piece. For buyers building or restoring vintage Turbosound systems, the combination of original components, classic TMS engineering and an accessible per-cabinet price makes these TMS1 speakers particularly interesting.

The TMS1 was designed as a compact full-range professional enclosure. Period Turbosound documentation specifies a 3-way passive configuration, approximately 250 W RMS handling, 70° × 70° dispersion and a frequency range around 90 Hz to 17 kHz.

Turbosound TMS1 FANE Version Available

The main details of the available speakers are:

The important distinction for collectors and established Turbosound users is that these are being offered specifically as the FANE-version cabinets, rather than unidentified TMS1 units.

Classic Turbosound 3-Way Design

The TMS1 uses a three-way loudspeaker architecture.

Available historical specifications describe the system with a 10-inch low-frequency driver using Turbobass loading, a 10-inch mid-frequency driver using Turbomid technology and a dedicated high-frequency section.

This configuration allowed Turbosound to package a complete professional three-way system into a comparatively compact cabinet.

As a result, the TMS1 became suitable for applications where high efficiency and controlled coverage were important but a much larger enclosure was unnecessary.

Original FANE-Version Components

One of the main reasons to consider this Turbosound TMS1 for sale is its originality.

The supplied units are described as:

FANE version
All original components
All components working

For older professional loudspeakers, component originality can be particularly important. Over decades of professional service, vintage cabinets may have received replacement drivers or other modifications.

Therefore, an original working example can be more attractive to buyers restoring an existing TMS system or looking specifically for classic Turbosound equipment.

Turbobass and Turbomid Engineering

The TMS generation used Turbosound’s proprietary acoustic-loading concepts.

Historical TMS specifications identify a 10-inch LF driver on a Turbobass device together with a 10-inch MF driver on a Turbomid device.

Rather than relying solely on conventional direct-radiating drivers, this approach formed part of Turbosound’s strategy for achieving efficient professional sound reinforcement from the TMS Series.

For buyers interested in classic PA engineering, this is one of the characteristics that differentiates the TMS1 from many conventional vintage speaker cabinets.

Turbosound TMS1 Frequency Response

Historical specifications place the TMS1’s useful response at approximately:

90 Hz to 17 kHz

Earlier Turbosound literature also lists the TMS1 at approximately 250 W RMS.

Therefore, the cabinet can function as a compact professional full-range enclosure, although larger systems may add dedicated low-frequency reinforcement where deeper bass and higher low-frequency output are required.

70° × 70° Coverage

Another useful characteristic of the TMS1 is its approximately:

70° horizontal × 70° vertical dispersion

This symmetrical coverage pattern allows the cabinet to provide controlled projection in professional sound applications.

However, as with any professional loudspeaker, actual coverage should be considered together with cabinet placement, venue geometry and the rest of the sound system.

Compact Vintage Professional Cabinet

Historical specifications put the enclosure dimensions at approximately:

432 × 610 × 451 mm

with a weight around:

29 kg.

For a three-way professional enclosure, this makes the TMS1 relatively manageable compared with some of the much larger Turbosound systems from the same general era.

That can make it attractive for buyers who want vintage professional Turbosound equipment without moving to substantially larger cabinets.

Passive Internal Crossover Design

An important feature of the original TMS1 is its passive architecture.

Historical TMS documentation indicates that the TMS1 uses an internal passive network, meaning an external crossover is not required for basic standalone operation.

That differentiates it from several larger TMS models that were designed around bi-amped or tri-amped operation.

However, additional system processing may still be required when integrating the cabinet with subwoofers or building a more complex professional PA.

Turbosound TMS1 for Vintage PA Systems

The Turbosound TMS1 for sale can be particularly attractive to buyers who appreciate established professional audio equipment.

Possible applications include:

• Vintage Turbosound systems
• Existing TMS Series installations
• Professional audio collections
• Club systems
• Live music venues
• Rental inventories
• Rehearsal spaces
• Restoration projects
• Period-correct professional PA systems

For existing TMS owners, finding original working cabinets can also help expand or restore an established system.

Add Dedicated Bass for Larger Systems

Although the TMS1 is a full-range enclosure, larger music systems may benefit from dedicated subwoofer reinforcement.

This allows the TMS1 cabinets to handle their intended range while separate bass enclosures reproduce the lowest frequencies.

Historical Turbosound documentation itself references using additional subwoofer enclosures where ultra-low-frequency projection is required.

Therefore, the cabinet can serve either as a compact full-range solution or as part of a larger professionally configured system.

A Strong Option for Classic Turbosound Collectors

Professional PA technology changes quickly, but established loudspeaker systems can continue to attract buyers many years after production ends.

With the TMS1, originality is particularly important.

These units combine three details that should be prominent in your product listing:

FANE version
Original components
Fully working

Those points make this page much more specific than simply advertising a generic used Turbosound cabinet.

€400 Per Turbosound TMS1

The asking price is straightforward:

€400 per piece

Because the price is stated per individual cabinet, customers should select the quantity they require when ordering.

If you later decide to offer a special pair price, that should be added separately rather than assuming that two cabinets automatically receive a discount.

Buy Turbosound TMS1 for Sale in Europe

Euro Electronic Space offers the Turbosound TMS1 for sale in Europe for professional audio buyers, venues, rental businesses and enthusiasts maintaining classic Turbosound systems.

These are FANE-version cabinets with original, working components, priced at €400 each.

Shipping can be arranged to supported European markets, including Germany, the Netherlands, France and Italy, as well as other supported destinations.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is the Turbosound TMS1?

The asking price is €400 per cabinet.

Which TMS1 version is available?

These cabinets are specified as the FANE version.

Are the components original?

Yes. According to the supplied inventory information, the cabinets retain their original components.

Are the speakers working?

Yes. They are described as fully working.

Is the TMS1 a 2-way or 3-way speaker?

The TMS1 is a passive 3-way professional loudspeaker. Historical Turbosound specifications confirm its three-way architecture.

What is the TMS1 frequency range?

Historical documentation places it at approximately 90 Hz to 17 kHz.

What is the dispersion?

The published nominal dispersion is approximately 70° × 70°.

Does it require an external crossover?

For basic operation, the original TMS1 uses an internal passive network. Additional processing may be required when integrating it into a larger system.