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Ich verkaufe meine Castle Severn Hifi Lautsprecher.
Technisch funktionieren die zu 100%. Sie können sich gerne vor Ort ein Bild machen.
Das "Standbrett" ist unschön vom Vorbesitzer verarbeitet worden. Man kann die Lautsprecher ohne Probleme ohne hören. Die Füße habe ich selbst angebracht, diese Passen ebenfalls ohne "Standbrett".
Der Tiefmitteltöner ist gegen einen Monacor 135 SPH getauscht worden.
Zur Info, die Lautsprecher brauchen einen Kraftvollen Verstärker!!
Kein Versand möglich.
Probehören ist kein Problem.
Der Verkauf erfolgt unter Ausschluss jeglicher Sachmangelhaftung
At €130, this Castle Severn 2 listing is a genuine bargain, sitting well below the 25th percentile of €260 for comparable used pairs in EUR. The median market price is €387, with the 75th percentile at €399, so this asking price is not just fair—it’s an exceptional deal that demands attention. Given the speaker’s age (circa 2008) and the fact that it’s a legacy model replaced by newer iterations, timing makes this a rare opportunity to acquire a well-regarded floorstander at a fraction of its typical value.
The Severn 2 is celebrated for its balanced, audiophile-grade sound in small to mid-sized rooms (~20 m²), thanks to its 8Ω impedance, 87 dB sensitivity, and real wood veneer build. It pairs well with benign loads like the Naim 110 and handles carbon-fiber bass drivers cleanly. With cabinets reported as immaculate and near mint, and no mention of missing accessories or failure points, this clean listing at a rock-bottom price is a clear buying opportunity—not a warning.
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Castle Acoustics, a revered British loudspeaker brand, traces its origins to September 3, 1973, when it was founded in the North Yorkshire market town of Skipton by William "Bill" Escott and John Collinson. Both veterans of Wharfedale—and Collinson also of Quad—these engineers established the company in an old woollen mill, drawing its name and logo from the historic Skipton Castle. From the outset, Castle emphasized complete in-house production, crafting drive units, electronic components, and hand-veneered wooden cabinets under one roof, setting it apart in the 1970s hi-fi landscape.
The brand has steadfastly focused on high-fidelity loudspeakers, eschewing diversification into amplifiers, turntables, DACs, headphones, or cables. Iconic models like the Howard, Harlech, Durham, Pembroke, and later Knight series exemplify its commitment to premium wood-veneered enclosures, woven carbon-fiber bass drivers, and cutting-edge acoustic engineering. Acquired by the International Audio Group in 2007, Castle has expanded into home cinema while preserving its two-channel heritage.
Positioned as a high-end boutique manufacturer, Castle commands respect among discerning hi-fi enthusiasts for its "no compromise" sonic performance, furniture-grade craftsmanship, and timeless musicality. Award-winning designs, such as the Knight series lauded by Hi-Fi Choice and Hi-Fi World, underscore its enduring appeal in the premium market, blending British tradition with modern innovation.
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