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Ett par stativhögtalare Diapason Micra III inklusive stativ med Superspikes säljes. Original förpackning. Ett par välljudande små högtalare med stort ljud och ordentlig djup bas för sin storlek. Passar i små och medelstora rum. Nypris Micra III Excel 33000:-.
At kr 10,000, this is well below what the Micra III class normally cost new, which was around kr 23,000–kr 32,000 depending on finish and market, so the asking price looks fair to strong rather than ambitious. It’s not a slam-dunk bargain without condition details, but for a well-kept pair it lands in the zone where a buyer can feel comfortable if the cabinets, drivers, and grills are tidy.
That matters because Diapason’s little standmounts are admired for a refined, organic midrange, good timing, and a presentation that sounds larger and more polished than the size suggests. They’re also a design-led Italian speaker with solid cabinetry and strong collector appeal, so a clean pair with original boxes or stands would be especially easy to live with and resell. If the listing is complete and sound, this reads as a worthwhile buy.
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Diapason was founded in 1987 by Alessandro Schiavi in Brescia, Italy, emerging from the founder's pursuit of authentic acoustic reproduction. Schiavi, who studied at Brescia's music conservatory, began his career making recordings and custom-building loudspeakers for monitoring purposes. Recognizing that existing speakers failed to capture the true timbres of acoustic instruments, he developed speakers informed by traditional instrument-building principles. Today, Schiavi remains the sole owner and operator, maintaining the brand's distinctly Italian character through meticulous craftsmanship and design philosophy.
Diapason specializes exclusively in loudspeakers, establishing itself as a master of compact, standmounted designs. The brand is renowned for its exquisite midrange and treble reproduction, alongside surprisingly impactful bass in models featuring Direct Drive technology. Diapason's signature aesthetic—multifaceted front baffles and richly finished wood cabinetry—has become instantly recognizable. The company sources materials from both Europe and the United States, applying artisanal construction methods that reflect its instrument-building heritage.
Diapason occupies the high-end boutique segment, commanding respect among discerning audiophiles who prioritize sonic coherence and emotional connection over technical specifications alone. The brand's limited production and handcrafted approach position it as a niche luxury manufacturer rather than a mass-market player. Recent developments, including the appointment of Paolo Tezzon—formerly R&D manager at Sonus Faber—as chief designer, signal Diapason's evolution while maintaining its core principles. For listeners seeking uncompromising sound quality married with exceptional Italian craftsmanship, Diapason represents a distinctive and rewarding choice.
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