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Wegens overcompleet: bang & olufsen beovox cx100 - type 6343 - matching pair, twee passieve luidsprekers in prima staat. 6 Ohm. 100 (115) Watt. Geven een fraai geluid, iets waar b&o om bekend
Compared with the obvious alternative at this price point — a random budget speaker pair with no pedigree — €75 is a strong buy here. Against your recent comparable market, it sits below the €77 25th percentile and well under the €100 median, so this reads as a genuine bargain rather than merely fair value.
These B&O speakers are worth a look because older Bang & Olufsen passive speakers tend to deliver clean, refined sound and solid build quality, with finish and design that still appeal long after cheaper boxes age out. At this price, the upside is in getting a well-regarded pair cheaply; just confirm the drivers are intact, both speakers play evenly, and no refoam or crossover work is hiding off-list, but there’s no reason to be suspicious from price alone.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Bang & Olufsen (B&O) traces its origins to 1925 in Struer, Denmark, where engineers Peter Bang and Svend Olufsen launched their venture from the attic of the Olufsen family manor, Quistrup. Driven by a passion for radio innovation, they quickly disrupted the market with the Eliminator in 1926—a device enabling radios to run on mains power rather than cumbersome batteries. Early milestones included the sturdy 1929 '5 lamper' radio, the 1930 radiogramophone, and the iconic 1939 Beolit with its pioneering bakelite cabinet, establishing the 'Beo' naming tradition. Rebuilt post-World War II, B&O evolved from unorthodox pioneers blending technical prowess with aesthetic appeal into a global icon of Danish design heritage.
The brand specializes in high-end audio and home entertainment, renowned for sculptural speakers like the Beolab series, precision amplifiers, and integrated systems that prioritize sonic purity and visual elegance. Its portfolio extends to wireless headphones such as the Beoplay line, high-resolution DACs, turntables, televisions with adaptive sound, and bespoke accessories including premium cables. Every product reflects meticulous craftsmanship, fusing advanced acoustic engineering—such as adaptive beamforming and ice-power amplification—with materials like aluminum, leather, and fabric.
Positioned firmly in the luxury high-end market, B&O commands premium pricing among discerning audiophiles and design enthusiasts seeking timeless pieces that elevate living spaces. Far from mid-tier or vintage-only appeal, it thrives as a forward-thinking boutique leader, appealing to high-net-worth buyers who value sustainable, heirloom-quality hi-fi that marries reference-level sound with artistic form.
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