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Har 2 uppsägningar med Canton ergo rc-a, så man kan välja vit eller brunt trä. Spelar med otrolig pondus o riktigt bra drag i basen då dem är semi aktiva (inbyggt slutsteg till basarna) vilket minskar effektkravet på förstärkaren! Också hyffsat högupplösta med fin ljudbild, går o spela högt med! Med järngrepp om basen! Båda paren ingår, då ena paret fungerar som reservdelar. Men går att använda vilket av paren som man tycker är snyggast! Pris : 6500:- En klangmatchande Cen
These are a respected German-made floorstander with a reputation for smooth, easy listening and solid bass for the size. At kr 6,500, the asking price sits above the 75th percentile of the recent SEK comps, so it reads as ambitious rather than a bargain.
That said, this is still a worthwhile model if the drivers are healthy and the cabinets are clean, because Cantons of this era tend to be reliable and musically balanced rather than flashy. The upside is best when the pair is complete, original, and locally available for an audition; if that checks out, the premium can be justified, but buyers should expect to negotiate from here.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Canton traces its roots to 1972, when four hi-fi enthusiasts—Hubert Milbers, Otfried Sandig, Wolfgang Seitkritt, and Günther Seitz—founded the company in the small German town of Weilrod, near Frankfurt. Registering the name as a blend of the Latin "cantare" (to sing) and German "Ton" (musical tone), they began operations in a repurposed village schoolhouse with 35 employees assembling speaker enclosures. Still family-owned and led by descendants like Günther Seitz, Canton embodies enduring German engineering precision, manufacturing primarily in Niederlauken and Weilrod.
The brand focuses squarely on loudspeakers, offering over 300 models across 12 series tailored to diverse budgets, room sizes, and applications—from compact bookshelf designs and the pioneering 1979 sub/sat system to high-end Reference lines and wireless innovations. While speakers dominate, Canton also produces complementary hi-fi components, blending traditional cabinetry with digital amplification advancements, all subjected to rigorous quality controls.
Positioned as a mid-to-high-end mainstay in the global hi-fi market, Canton commands respect for its "pure music" philosophy, exporting to 53 countries with a reputation for reliable, elegant performance that appeals to discerning buyers seeking value without compromise. Independent of corporate conglomerates, it remains a smart, appreciating investment for audiophiles valuing Made-in-Germany craftsmanship.
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