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Angeboten wird „DB9 1.1 Signature“ von Kharma als Gebrauchtgerät aus der Kategorie „Standlautsprecher“ bei audio-markt.de - dem Online-Marktplatz für High-End. Das Inserat mit der Nummer 9450419509 endet am 02.07.2026 um 06:02 Uhr.
Are you looking at this because you want a serious statement piece, or because you want one of Kharma’s better-regarded full-range designs at a sane used price? At €17,900, this sits above the €11,810 median and clearly over the €24,662 75th percentile? Actually, no: it’s above the median but still below the upper quartile, so I’d call it a solid, slightly ambitious but not outlandish asking price for this tier of Kharma.
That’s the key appeal here: Kharma’s top-end speakers are prized for refinement, scale, and a very polished, low-fatigue presentation that rewards high-quality partnering gear. If the drivers, crossover, and cabinets are all clean, this is the kind of purchase that can be a long-term keeper rather than a flip. At this level, I’d want proof of careful ownership, original parts, and no repair history, but nothing about the price alone screams “walk away.”
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Kharma International traces its roots to 1982, when Dutch audio visionary Charles van Oosterum launched Oosterum Luidspreker Systems (O.L.S. Audiotechnology) in Breda, the Netherlands, initially offering DIY speaker kits and prototypes born from his teenage experiments with salvaged radios. The company formally rebranded as Kharma in 1992, evolving from van Oosterum's lifelong pursuit of sonic perfection, with headquarters and production remaining in Breda to this day.
Kharma specializes in high-end loudspeakers and cables, channeling decades of innovation into meticulously crafted systems that prioritize driver technology, enclosure design, and signal purity. While not venturing into amplifiers, turntables, DACs, or headphones, their speaker lines—from compact monitors to flagship floorstanders—integrate proprietary drivers and exotic materials, often paired with bespoke cabling for seamless performance.
Positioned firmly in the ultra-high-end market, Kharma commands respect among discerning audiophiles for its boundary-pushing engineering and musical realism, distributed worldwide through select dealers. This boutique Dutch marque appeals to buyers seeking reference-level transparency over mass-market compromises, embodying van Oosterum's relentless quest for the "Holy Grail" of audio reproduction.
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