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Der Empire Global Stand RP Lautsprecherständer hat eine viereckige Bodenplatte und 1 Rohr. Im Lieferumfang sind Spikes enthalten.
Die EMPIRE-RP Lautsprecherständer sind pulverbeschichtet
Kurzbeschreibung:
je 1 Topplatte
je 1 Rohr
je 1 Bodenplatte, viereckig
je 4 Spikes
Maße:
Topplatte: 15 x 15 cm
Höhe: 62cm
Nur Abholung
What should you expect to pay for a solid pair of stands, and does €60 leave room for a real win? It does: against your market anchor, €60 sits well below the 25th percentile of €78, so this is a strong bargain rather than merely fair.
For stands, the value is in stability, proper height, and a clean, sturdy finish that lets the speakers do the work. A well-kept pair at this price is the kind of buy that usually makes immediate sense if the dimensions suit your setup and the construction looks tight. If the condition really is excellent, this is an easy enthusiast pickup.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Empire is best known as a vintage American hi-fi brand that dates back to 1959, when it appeared as Audio Empire in the United States. It began under Dyna-Empire, a precision machine-shop manufacturer, before evolving into Empire Scientific; later history suggests the audio side changed hands and eventually faded as a consumer audio name. Because the brand’s classic era is several decades behind us, some details are unevenly documented, but its roots in mid-century U.S. hi-fi are clear.
In its heyday, Empire focused on analog playback gear, especially phono cartridges, styli, and tonearms. The company was particularly associated with turntable accessories and record-playback components rather than complete systems. That makes Empire a name most often encountered by vinyl enthusiasts, vintage-audio collectors, and restoration-minded buyers rather than shoppers looking for modern amplifiers, speakers, DACs, or headphones.
Today, Empire’s reputation is primarily that of a respected vintage brand with a strong collectible following. Its products are remembered for careful engineering and a place in the golden age of American hi-fi, but it is not a current mainstream audio manufacturer in the modern consumer market. For buyers, Empire is more a heritage name than an active high-end badge, valued for classic analog performance and historical significance.
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