The Mummy has a strong reputation as a high-sensitivity horn design that gives big dynamics and an easy-to-drive, lively presentation. At €7,600, this looks ambitious against the used market: recent second-hand examples show €2,500 for a standard Mummy and €3,800 for an MK4 ex-demo, while the model’s cited retail has sat around €5,500–€6,700.
That premium only makes sense if this is a later version, exceptionally finished, or comes with a genuinely standout condition/history story. For a buyer, the appeal is the speed, scale, and efficiency—this is the kind of speaker that can sound effortless and vivid with modest power. If it’s original-owner, immaculate, and fully boxed, that helps; otherwise, I’d want the price closer to the broader used zone.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.