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Danke an den Herrn der mir dieses gesendet hat

Der verbaute Plattenspieler ist von der alt-ehrwürdigen Fa. Perpetuum Ebner im Schwarzwald (wurde später von Dual übernommen) und das Modell heißt "Rex A/4". Baujahr ist 1957 bis 1959.

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Alter Perpetuum Ebner Plattenspieler mit Musiktruhe
ob der Plattenspieler geht ???

Von vorne ist die Musiktruhe in Ordnung, von hinten bitte Bilder schauen

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Our Thoughts RADAR AI

€120 is a genuine bargain against your recent comparable set: it sits far below the €1,564 25th percentile and well under the €2,760 median, so this is priced like a fast-moving low-end pickup rather than a normal used example. For a Perpetuum Ebner piece, that’s exactly the kind of gap that makes a listing worth a close look.

What makes it appealing is the combination of vintage German hi-fi charm and easy-entry pricing: if the deck and music cabinet are complete, it can be a very satisfying restoration or display-and-play project. At this level, the main thing to verify is basic completeness and whether the changer, tonearm, and platter turn freely, because a cheap set only stays cheap if it doesn’t need rare parts.

Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.

About Perpetuum Ebner

Perpetuum Ebner is a German turntable brand with deep Black Forest roots. The original company dates back to the early 20th century, with sources pointing to a founding in 1911 by Josef Steidinger in St. Georgen, Germany; other accounts emphasize its later rise as a major phono maker before the brand eventually disappeared and was later revived.

Today, Perpetuum Ebner is focused almost exclusively on turntables and related record-playing products, not a broad hi-fi line. The revived brand offers a small range of models, positioning itself around traditional analog playback rather than amplifiers, speakers, DACs, or headphones.

In market terms, Perpetuum Ebner sits in the niche specialist and heritage-boutique category. It trades on vintage German credibility and collector appeal, with the modern brand’s identity built around reviving a once-important European phono name for vinyl buyers who value mechanical design, provenance, and classic analog styling.

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