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Härmed är min Primare i15 Prisma MK2 integrerad förstärkare och nätverksspelare i Titan-finish till salu. Förstärkaren är i nyskick utan repor eller skavanker, och har använts i ett rökfritt hem. Den är inköpt i juli 2024 på HiFi-Skåne i Malmö för 23 200 kr. Detta är den uppgraderade MK2-versionen som är utrustad med ESS Sabre DAC-chip. Detta är Titan-versionen som har ett ordinarie nypris på ca 23 000 kr. Den väger endast ca 6 kg eftersom den är byggd med modern klass D
Primare’s Prisma-equipped integrateds have a strong reputation for clean Scandinavian industrial design, sensible streaming/DAC integration, and an easygoing but resolving sound. At kr9,990, this sits just above the kr9,303 median and a touch over the kr9,070 lower quartile, so it reads as fair rather than a bargain, with a small premium that’s hard to complain about if the unit is tidy.
That makes it a sensible buy if you want a compact all-in-one that can replace a stack without sounding compromised. The real appeal here is convenience done properly: good DAC/streaming functionality, solid control, and a brand that tends to hold its value. At this price, the main thing to confirm is basic completeness and health—remote, power supply, Wi‑Fi/app stability, and clean operation—because a well-kept example is the sort of used piece that can be enjoyed immediately.
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Primare traces its origins to 1985, when Danish industrial designer and audiophile Bo Christensen, frustrated by the era's cluttered audio gear, founded the company alongside engineer Bent Nielsen. Born in Denmark as Primare Systems AB, it embodied a mission for exceptional sound quality, elegant Scandinavian aesthetics, precise proportions, and intuitive interfaces. Rejecting the industry's short product cycles, Primare pioneered "living products" designed for longevity and evolution, with its debut 928 series—now exhibited in Copenhagen's Designmuseum Denmark—setting a minimalist benchmark against button-heavy contemporaries. A 1993 partnership with Swedish firm Xena, involving Lars Pedersen, propelled the influential 30 series in 1998, cementing its design legacy while shifting manufacturing to southern Sweden.
The brand specializes in high-fidelity separates, excelling in integrated amplifiers, power amplifiers, preamplifiers, CD players, network streamers, and DACs that handle analog, digital, wired, and wireless sources with balanced precision. Iconic lines like the 200, 300, and ongoing 30 and 15 series prioritize simple circuitry and modular upgrades, from tuners and Blu-ray players to modern computer audio solutions, always favoring functionality over gimmicks.
Primare occupies a premium mid-to-high-end niche, revered by discerning buyers for its honest integrity, timeless Scandinavian design, and deeply satisfying performance that endures across decades. Award-winning components, such as the EISA-honored CD32/I32, deliver audiophile purity without ostentation, positioning Primare as a practical choice for those seeking lasting quality over fleeting trends in a market craving authenticity.
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