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Lautsprecher Studiomonitor Paar HAFLER M5, TRM 6.1 in einer passiven Variante
· Magnetisch geschirmt
· 1" Hochtöner
· 5.25" Bass
· -3dB HF Dämpfung durch Schalter auf der Frontseite
· Frequenzweiche 4.ter Ordnung
Technische Daten:
· Frequenzgang 70Hz-21kHz +/- 3dB
· Leistung 20 - 200 Watt
· Klirrfaktor
At €450, this sits above the €352 75th percentile for recent comparable EUR listings, so it reads as ambitious rather than a bargain. Against a €237 median and €176 lower quartile, the pricing is on the steep side unless the pair is unusually clean, fully original, and ready to plug in.
That said, the model has a solid reputation as a compact, honest nearfield with good imaging, clear midrange, and enough bass reach to be practical for music and studio use. If the cabinets and drivers are genuinely excellent and the sale includes a matched, working pair, the listing still has appeal; just expect to pay a premium only if the condition and presentation are exceptional.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Hafler is an American hi-fi brand rooted in the postwar audio hobbyist era. It traces back to David Hafler, who co-founded Acrosound in 1950 and later helped launch Dynaco in 1954; he then founded the David Hafler Company in 1972, carrying forward his long-standing focus on accessible, high-performance audio. The brand is closely associated with the U.S. DIY-to-assembled tradition that shaped early hi-fi culture.
Hafler became best known for amplifiers and preamps, especially solid-state MOSFET power amps and matching line-stage products. Classic models such as the DH-101, DH-110, DH-200, DH-220, DH-500, and XL-280 established the name, and the company also had a role in speaker design during the broader Hafler/Dynaco era. While not a turntable, DAC, or headphone specialist in its classic identity, the brand’s legacy is strongest in amplification.
In the market, Hafler sits more in the respected value and vintage-audiophile lane than the luxury tier. Its appeal comes from engineering credibility, straightforward designs, and a reputation for honest sound and reliability rather than exotic finishes or ultra-premium pricing. Today, it is best thought of as a classic hi-fi name with strong collector interest and enduring brand recognition among enthusiasts.
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