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Der Plattenspieler läuft, braucht aber eine neue Nadel.
Gebrauchsspuren sind den Bildern zu entnehmen. Versand nur nach Absprache (und vermutlich weniger empfehlenswert).
Braucht einen Verstärker.
The Lenco L450 is a solid mid-era belt-drive table with a decent reputation among vintage-budget buyers, and €75 sits below the typical used asking level I’d expect for a working example. Recent market snapshots show examples around €49–€130, with higher asking prices appearing for parts, unrestored, or better-complete units, so this looks fair to mildly attractive rather than overpriced.
What makes it worth a look is the combination of simple mechanics, serviceability, and the fact that a clean, complete deck can be a very usable starter vintage spinner without much drama. If the platter, lid, cartridge mount, and arm all check out and it runs quietly at speed, €75 is a reasonable buy; the main value is in finding one that’s complete and not project-grade.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Lenco traces its origins to 1946 in Burgdorf, Switzerland, where husband-and-wife team Fritz and Marie Laeng founded the company amid post-war demand for audio innovation. Deriving its name from the Laeng surname, the venture began as an electronics shop that evolved into a factory specializing in record players, earning acclaim for reliable engineering and customer service. By the 1960s, Lenco pioneered hi-fi turntables like the iconic L-75 model, with its robust tonearm becoming a favored component among stereo manufacturers worldwide.
The brand's product focus centers on turntables, which remain its hallmark, alongside a broad array of consumer audio gear including speakers, DAB+ and internet radios, DVD players, and Bluetooth-enabled systems. Under Dutch ownership since the late 1990s—first by the Lenco STL Group and later Commaxx International—its lineup blends nostalgic vinyl revival with modern connectivity, all produced affordably in Southeast Asian facilities.
Today, Lenco occupies a solid mid-tier position in the consumer hi-fi market, prized by vinyl enthusiasts for value-driven Swiss heritage designs that deliver accessible quality without high-end premiums. While vintage Swiss models from the 1950s-1980s command collector interest among audiophiles, current offerings appeal to savvy buyers seeking stylish, user-friendly electronics that nod to tradition.
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