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Offered is „Finn“ by Verity Audio as second-hand device from the category „Standing Speaker“ on audio-markt.de - the online market place for high-end. The advert with the number 9385100030 ends on 25.10.2026 at 06:23 o'clock.
At €2,600, this looks well below the Finn’s typical new-price territory and, for a clean used pair, reads as a strong buy rather than an ambitious ask. The model launched around €5,900–€7,000 new in European listings, with a U.S. launch price of $5,995/pair; on today’s used market, that puts €2,600 in the attractive half of the range for a respectable example.
The Finn is well liked for its open, refined midrange, very good staging, and an easy-to-drive 91 dB sensitivity with an 8-ohm nominal load, so it can reward modest but clean amplification. In good condition, this is the kind of speaker that can still feel genuinely “hi-fi” without needing brutal power, so the real upside is getting Verity’s house sound at a sensible entry point. I’d just confirm the cabinets, drivers, and spikes/feet are all present and original, since cosmetic completeness matters on a premium speaker like this.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Verity Audio, a boutique high-end audio brand from Quebec City, Canada, was founded in 1995 by Julien Pelchat and Bruno Bouchard, who met while working at Oracle Audio. The duo launched their debut product, the Parsifal loudspeaker, in 1996, establishing a philosophy centered on eliminating listening fatigue through innovative design that prioritized musical engagement over analytical harshness. Nearly three decades of refinement followed, with the Parsifal evolving through multiple iterations while upholding the company's core tenets of smooth treble, transparent midrange, and authoritative bass.
The brand focused exclusively on loudspeakers, crafting floorstanding and monitor models like the Otello and later Parsifal variants, all hand-built in small batches by a team of just five to eight employees. Verity eschewed diversification into amplifiers, DACs, turntables, or cables, instead channeling expertise into drivers, enclosures, and crossover networks that delivered non-fatiguing, emotionally involving sound reproduction.
Positioned firmly in the high-end niche, Verity Audio earned acclaim among audiophiles for speakers that balanced detail with musicality, challenging industry norms without chasing trends. As a small, passionate operation, it cultivated a cult following before quietly ceasing operations around 2020, leaving a legacy of coveted, fatigue-free listening that endures among collectors and enthusiasts.
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