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Biete hier 2 wertige Lautsprecher von Tannoy an !
Mercury M1
Zustand abgesehen von einem kleinen Blessur , tiptop
Auch die Frontgitter 1a
Klanglich Überragend für die Grösse , aber das wissen sicher die Kenner hier!
Kommen aus sauberem tier und rauchfreiem Haushalt
Ausgangsleistung
70 W (unverzerrt)
Material
Holzgehäuse
von radiomuseum.org
Modell: Mercury M1 - B/Eye - Tannoy Products Ltd.; London
Form
Regallautsprecher (oder: Regalbox)
Abmessungen (BHT)
170 x 300 x 210 mm / 6,7 x 11,8 x 8,3 Zoll
Gerne Abholung in 26419( gerne Probe hören)
Versand nur gegen Übernahme der Versandkosten (10,99) und Vorkasse möglich
Tannoy Mercury models have long been respected as capable, budget-minded bookshelf speakers, and €68 is a strong buy against the used market. Your comparable listings put €70 at the 25th percentile and €88 at the median, so this sits just below the bargain threshold rather than merely looking fair.
The appeal is their generally balanced, easy-to-live-with presentation, good stereo imaging, and surprisingly convincing detail and bass for compact cabinets. They suit a modest stereo system, desktop setup, or second room particularly well, and the price leaves plenty of room for a little experimentation with positioning. Since “Mercury” covers several generations, confirm the exact model and that both tweeters and woofers are working cleanly, but assuming this is a complete, matched pair in genuinely good condition, it is an easy recommendation at €68.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Tannoy traces its origins to 1926 in London, where Yorkshire-born engineer Guy R. Fountain established the Tulsemere Manufacturing Company in a modest garage. Initially focused on battery chargers and rectifiers for early radio sets, the brand name Tannoy emerged in 1928 as a contraction of "tantalum alloy," the key materials in its innovative electrolytic rectifiers. This British pioneer quickly pivoted to loudspeakers, cementing a heritage of audio innovation that spans nearly a century, including a relocation to Coatbridge, Scotland, in the 1970s.
The company specializes in loudspeakers, renowned for its revolutionary Dual Concentric driver introduced in 1947 at the London Radio Show, which transformed studio monitoring and home audio. Tannoy's portfolio centers on high-quality speakers—ranging from bookshelf and floorstanding models to the iconic Prestige series—alongside public address systems. While historically versatile in professional sound, its modern emphasis remains on hi-fi stereo and home cinema speakers, leveraging decades of driver technology expertise rather than diversifying into amplifiers, turntables, DACs, headphones, or cables.
Tannoy holds a revered position as one of the world's oldest loudspeaker manufacturers, blending high-end prestige with vintage appeal for discerning collectors and audiophiles. Its studio-grade monitors and meticulously crafted cabinets, often produced by specialists like Poland's Diora, earn consistent praise from hi-fi critics for exceptional clarity and dynamics. Now under the Music Tribe group, Tannoy endures as a benchmark for authentic British sound reproduction, appealing to knowledgeable buyers seeking timeless performance over fleeting trends.
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