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De lyritech magic 10 luidsprekers onderscheiden zich door hun buitengewone gevoeligheid van 96 db/w/m, waardoor ze zelfs met versterkers met een laag vermogen een levendig, dynamisch en genuanceerd ge
The timing isn’t the main story here; the key question is whether this demo set still represents current value. Against your own recent comp set, €3,950 sits well above the 75th percentile of €3,280, so this reads as ambitious rather than fair, especially with only four comps anchoring the market.
That said, Lyritech’s Magic line is the kind of speaker people buy for scale, presence, and a big, refined presentation, so a clean demo pair can still make sense if condition is excellent and the dealer can document what’s included. The upside here is mainly buying a vetted ex-demo set, but at this price I’d want confirmation of original accessories, cosmetics, and service history before treating it as a serious value play.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Lyritech appears to be a small, specialist loudspeaker brand rather than a long-established mainstream hi-fi name. The material available points to a Spanish business entity, LYRIC AUDIO ÉLITE, S.L., registered in Aguilar de Campoo, Palencia, but I could not verify a clear founding year or a notable founder with high confidence from the available sources.
Its product focus is concentrated on full-range loudspeakers and related electronics, with the brand messaging centered on music-focused listening rather than broad-category hi-fi. The public-facing site and distributor references suggest a lineup built around floorstanding and stand-mounted speakers, with some electronics presence, but not a wide catalog spanning turntables, DACs, headphones, or cables.
In market terms, Lyritech looks best described as a niche boutique brand aimed at enthusiasts who value distinctive speaker design and a small-brand identity. It does not appear to sit in the mass-market mid-tier or in the classic vintage-collector segment; instead, it occupies a specialist corner of the high-fidelity market where reputation is typically built through distributor networks, demonstrations, and word of mouth rather than global brand recognition.
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