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Säljer ett par Larsen 4.2 i svart som jag inte längre har plats för. Fint skick. Det unika med dessa är att de är byggda för att stå direkt mot väggen. Ljudet sprids brett i rummet och det funkar bra även utanför sweet spot. Toppenljud, kan provlyssnas. Scanspeak-diskant, 18 cm Seas-bas.
At kr 5,000, this sits essentially on the median of recent SEK comparables, so it looks like a fair, normal market price rather than a bargain or a stretch.
Larsen floorstanders are generally well-liked for an open, engaging sound with good imaging and an easy-to-live-with presentation, so if the cabinets are clean and the drivers are original, this is the kind of used buy that can be very rewarding. The real upside is simply getting a respected pair at a sane price; just confirm the tweeters, woofers, and surrounds are healthy, and that both speakers play evenly.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Larsen HiFi, founded in 2007 by John Larsen in the Swedish town of Skillingaryd, draws deeply from the nation's storied audio heritage. Once home to the pioneering Sonab brand, the area shaped Larsen's vision, honed during 16 years collaborating with the late Stig Carlsson—a legendary designer known for eccentric yet brilliant speakers like the Sonab OA-116. This lineage infuses Larsen products with a commitment to transcending room acoustics, a hallmark of Carlsson's influence that John Larsen and designer Anders Eriksson carry forward.
The brand focuses exclusively on high-performance loudspeakers, particularly floorstanding models such as the HiFi 8 and the acclaimed 9. These eschew amplifiers, turntables, DACs, headphones, or cables, zeroing in on speaker design that prioritizes driver integration and cabinet engineering to minimize environmental interference. Models like the Black 4.3 exemplify this singular pursuit, delivering transparency and scale without typical room-bound limitations.
Positioned firmly in the high-end niche, Larsen commands respect among discerning audiophiles for its boutique ethos and room-ignoring prowess. Production persists post-John Larsen's passing, distributed through specialists like Audio Skies in the US, appealing to collectors and purists who value Swedish precision over mass-market appeal. At prices around $7000 per pair for flagships, it stands as a confident choice for those seeking uncompromised fidelity.
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