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Verkaufe obige Lautsprecher von Audiovector Mi 3 Avantgarde un sehr gutem Zustand. Lediglich eine kleine Macke ist mir an einem der beiden aufgefallen (siehe Foto). Sehr wenig gespielt da Zweitwohnsitz. Bitte nur Abholung oder Transport selber organisieren.
€2,500 looks fair-to-strong, and if the pair is genuinely excellent, it’s close enough to a buyable price that I’d treat it as a solid opportunity rather than a bargain-bin score. The model launched well above this level—dealer pricing for the Avantgarde version was around €4,999 per pair, with later Audiovector price lists showing the wider family still positioned far higher than €2,500.
What makes it worth a look is that this is one of Audiovector’s more serious older floorstanders: lively, resolving, and generally easy to live with if the system suits it. Used-market chatter and listings suggest these do move in the roughly €800–€1,000 equivalent range in some markets, but well-kept pairs with original packaging and clean cosmetics are the ones worth paying up for. If the drivers are original, the ribbon/tweeter section is healthy, and any grilles, spikes, or boxes are included, this is a respectable pickup for a fan of articulate, full-range speakers.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Founded in Copenhagen, Denmark, in 1979 by Ole Klifoth, a seasoned hi-fi distributor and audio enthusiast dissatisfied with existing speakers, Audiovector embodies Danish craftsmanship and innovation. Klifoth's vision—to craft natural-sounding loudspeakers for discerning music lovers—launched with the unconventional Trapeze series, featuring asymmetrical cabinets that minimized standing waves through non-parallel surfaces. Now led by his son Mads Klifoth as CEO, this family-owned enterprise upholds a legacy of bold design choices, blending tradition with cutting-edge developments over four decades.
Audiovector specializes exclusively in high-end loudspeakers, producing both passive and active models across series like R, SR, and QR. Renowned for modular upgradeability, allowing owners to evolve systems without replacement, their speakers incorporate proprietary technologies such as rear-firing bass-midrange drivers for superior soundstaging and the Freedom Grounding System for chassis earthing. Every unit is hand-assembled in-house using premium materials, prioritizing linear dynamics, phase accuracy, and low compression for lifelike reproduction.
Positioned firmly in the high-end market, Audiovector commands respect among audiophiles for its exceptional build quality, innovative engineering, and worldwide acclaim. Models like the flagship R11 Arreté represent Denmark's priciest offerings, appealing to buyers seeking precision, musicality, and longevity in a niche boutique brand that defies conventions.
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