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Offered is „J.Sikora Refrence Line, 2 Arm Tower Base & Upgraded Linear Power Supply“ by J.Sikora from the category „Record Player, Tone Arm, System...“ on audio-markt.de - the online market place for high-end. The advert with the number 3057589127 ends on 30.10.2026 at 15:34 o'clock.
The €18,950 asking price for the J.Sikora Reference Line with two arms and upgraded power is ambitious, sitting just above the 75th percentile (€16,729) of recent used EUR listings, though it remains a fraction of the ~€44,000 new cost for the Reference table alone. Given the median used price is €8,138, this listing is roughly 2.3x the median, reflecting the premium for the dual-arm tower, upgraded linear power supply, and “good” condition rather than a bargain.
Still, this is a compelling buy for enthusiasts seeking top-tier belt-drive performance with proven stability and micro-detail retrieval. The Reference’s four-motor design, massive 18 kg platter, and six-material chassis deliver a noise-free background and deep tonal control that rivals Brinkmann and TechDAS at this price. Including a second tonearm position and upgraded power supply adds meaningful value, especially if the unit is original-owner and fully serviced—making this a rare, high-upside opportunity in the €15k–€20k range.
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J. Sikora Turntables emerged from Poland in 2007, founded by Janusz Sikora, a metallurgist whose expertise shaped the brand's precision engineering. Based in Lublin, the family-run operation traces its roots to Janusz's earlier work with Burdjak & Sikora on vacuum-tube amplifiers, fueling his shift to analog playback amid a passion for music reproduction. The debut Standard model arrived that year, with public acclaim following its 2014 Warsaw Audio/Video Show appearance, marking the start of a dedicated pursuit of uncompromised turntable design.
The brand specializes exclusively in high-end analog turntables and tonearms, handcrafting models like the Initial, Standard, and flagship Reference—each built one at a time for audiophiles seeking ultimate fidelity. These incorporate multiple metals such as aluminum, copper, brass, stainless steel, nickel, and cast iron, with innovations like dual-plinth decoupling, ceramic bearings, advanced speed controllers, and pioneering Kevlar armtubes in the KV12 series. Modern CNC machining and CAD, introduced by Janusz's son Robert, blend traditional mass-loading with non-metallic advancements for nuanced, inviting sound.
Positioned as a niche boutique in the ultra-high-end market, J. Sikora commands respect among discerning vinyl enthusiasts for its musicality, shunning metallic harshness in favor of bass depth and detail. Weighing over 250 pounds in top configurations and supporting multiple tonearms, their products appeal to those prioritizing hand-built Polish craftsmanship over mass production, earning consistent praise in international audio circles.
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