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Te koop usher mini-x diamond plus usher mini x subs deze is unike set sublime klank nergens deze set te vinden echt uniek ik doe weg omdat ik gaat naar kleine apparaten wonen …..Geen meer resserveren
It's a seller's market for used Usher speakers right now, with demand outpacing supply for well-kept models like the Mini-X Diamond. At €4,250, this listing sits ambitiously above the typical used range of €342–€3,550 (median €1,368 from recent EUR comps), making it a tough pass unless pristine condition and extras justify the premium—bargains are rarer, but this isn't one.
Buyers should verify the drivers for any dome surround degradation, a known Usher weak point after 5–10 years, and test for cabinet resonances or crossover issues via a home audition. Confirm original grilles, spikes, and manual are included, as missing accessories tank resale value.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Usher Audio traces its roots to 1972, when Tsai Lien-shui founded the company in central Taiwan as a modest shop selling imported audio components and offering repair services. Starting with a passion for high-fidelity sound, Tsai drew on his growing expertise to assemble his own products, naming the brand "Usher" after a suggestion evoking his Taiwanese nickname A-zuei. From these humble beginnings in Taichung, the company expanded into a dedicated factory, cementing its place among Taiwan's pioneering audio manufacturers.
The brand specializes in high-end loudspeakers and amplifiers, crafting cutting-edge designs that emphasize precision engineering and exacting standards. Iconic offerings include floorstanding models like the Dancer series, which earned a Best of the Best Golden Ear Award in 2005 as the first Asian winner, and more recent bookshelf speakers such as the SD500 with its diamond tweeter. Usher avoids diversification into turntables, DACs, headphones, or cables, focusing instead on transducers and amplification that deliver exceptional clarity and dynamics.
Usher holds a respected niche in the global high-end market, favored by discerning audiophiles for its transparent, musical performance often compared favorably to electrostatic panels. While not a household name in the US, it enjoys cult status among insiders who praise its value and build quality, positioning it as a boutique Taiwanese powerhouse for serious hi-fi systems.
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