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At €65, this is a strong deal: it sits exactly at the lower end of your comparable listings and below the €84 median, with the 25th percentile also at €65. For an excellent-condition example, that is bargain territory rather than merely fair pricing.
The Concorde 2 is a compact, Danish-made two-way bookshelf speaker with twin 12.7 cm polypropylene woofers, a 2.5 cm dome tweeter, and a genuinely useful 86 dB sensitivity. Its modest size, lively presentation, and 4-ohm load make it a capable choice for a small-to-medium room, provided the amplifier is comfortable with 4 ohms. At this price, check that both woofers and tweeters play cleanly and that the cabinets are free from swelling or loose grilles, but there is no obvious reason to hesitate if the condition description is accurate.
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Ortofon: A Century of Precision Sound
Ortofon traces its lineage to October 9, 1918, when Danish engineers Axel Petersen and Arnold Poulsen founded the Electrical Phono Film Company in Copenhagen. The name itself derives from Greek, meaning "correct sound"—a philosophy that has guided the company's trajectory for over a century. Initially focused on synchronized sound film technology, Ortofon pivoted to audio reproduction after 1945, when the superior recording quality of new cutting equipment revealed the inadequacy of existing playback systems. This gap sparked the development of the pioneering Ortofon mono pickup in 1948, establishing the foundation for the company's future dominance.
Today, Ortofon is the world's largest manufacturer of magnetic cartridges for phonograph turntables, producing approximately 500,000 units annually. The company's product portfolio centers exclusively on phono cartridges—both moving magnet and moving coil designs—with over 300 distinct models developed since 1948. This singular focus reflects deep specialization rather than diversification, positioning Ortofon as a micro-mechanical specialist rather than a broad-based audio manufacturer.
Ortofon occupies the high-end segment of the audio market, commanding respect among vinyl enthusiasts and professional studios alike. The brand benefits from Denmark's established reputation for acoustic engineering and industrial design, supported by in-house research and development. For discerning turntable owners, Ortofon cartridges represent the gold standard—a heritage brand whose century-long commitment to cartridge excellence remains unmatched in the industry.
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