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Angeboten wird „Iroise 500“ von Cabasse als Gebrauchtgerät aus der Kategorie „Standlautsprecher“ bei audio-markt.de - dem Online-Marktplatz für High-End. Das Inserat mit der Nummer 7094412719 endet am 17.07.2026 um 16:10 Uhr.
At €1,950, this sits above the recent used-market center: versus the €1,670 median and €1,807 75th percentile, it reads as ambitious rather than fair. It is not wildly out of line, but buyers have clear precedent to expect something closer to the mid-€1,600s to low-€1,800s based on the comparable EUR listings.
That said, this is still a respected older Cabasse floorstander, and a clean pair with cables and accessories has real upside if the drivers are original and the cabinets are tidy. The main appeal is the Cabasse house sound: lively, open, and capable of scale, with enough sensitivity to work well in a serious two-channel setup. At this price, the value hinges on condition and completeness; if those are genuinely strong, it’s a solid candidate, but not a standout bargain.
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Cabasse is a French luxury high-fidelity audio manufacturer with deep historical roots extending back to the 18th century, when the Cabasse family began crafting stringed instruments. The company was formally established in 1950 by Georges Cabasse, an electrical engineer and descendant of French luthiers, initially as a speaker repair and exchange service in Neuilly-sur-Marne. This heritage of acoustic craftsmanship and precision engineering has defined the brand's identity for over seven decades, positioning it as a distinctly French voice in premium audio.
The brand is primarily known for its speakers—both passive and active designs—which remain the cornerstone of Cabasse's product portfolio. The company pioneered coaxial speaker technology, aligning drivers on a single axis to achieve superior sound coherence, and introduced active amplification in speaker systems as early as 1958. Cabasse has expanded into wireless audio systems and high-resolution streaming solutions, particularly following its acquisition by Veom Group in 2014. The company has also designed custom installations for prestigious venues, including Paris's Grand Rex cinema and La Géode Omnimax Theater.
Cabasse occupies the high-end luxury segment of the audio market, commanding respect among audiophiles and industry professionals worldwide. The brand's reputation rests on its unwavering commitment to accurate sound reproduction without coloration or distortion, validated through decades of installations in professional studios, cinemas, and naval applications. However, the company recently entered receivership in March 2026 following financial difficulties, with its future contingent on finding new investment or ownership.
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