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1109, luidspreker,speaker,aktief met ingebouwde versterker, microfoon ingang, actieve speaker,bluetooth, power dynamics pd412a bi-amplified actieve speaker 12" 1400w details ; de pd4-serie is een
€299 is ambitious against your recent comparable market: it sits well above the €213 75th percentile, with the median at €125 and the 25th percentile at €83. For a used active speaker, that means the listing needs to justify a clear premium in condition, provenance, or included extras.
The upside is that this kind of Bluetooth, bi-amplified active setup can be a tidy all-in-one buy if it’s genuinely clean and complete, with no driver, amp, or input issues. If it’s original-owner, lightly used, and includes the right cables or stands, that helps; otherwise, at this price I’d want proof of excellent working order and a strong cosmetic state before paying up.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Node Audio is a British hi-fi brand founded in Cambridge, England, by industrial designers Ashley May and David Evans, who also run the design consultancy Studio17. The company was formed in the late 2010s; its current corporate entity, Node Audio Research Ltd, was incorporated in 2018. That design-led background is central to the brand’s identity, and it has helped give Node a distinct engineering-and-aesthetics profile within UK audio.
Node Audio is best known for loudspeakers and audio support products rather than electronics. Its lineup has included the Hylixa and Atom speaker ranges, alongside accessories such as isolation platforms and speaker support products like the SS-1. The loudspeakers are the company’s headline products, and they reflect a strong emphasis on advanced cabinet architecture, vibration control, and unconventional acoustics.
In the market, Node Audio sits firmly in the boutique high-end camp. It is not a mass-market brand, and it does not compete across broad categories like amplifiers, DACs or headphones. Instead, it appeals to buyers looking for technically ambitious, visually distinctive British loudspeakers with a serious engineering story. Its reputation is still relatively niche, but it has drawn attention for original design and premium positioning.
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