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Would you be happy paying £350 for something that’s basically sitting right at the market’s center of gravity? Based on 15 recent comparable GBP listings, that asking price is essentially fair: the median is £351, with the £237–£389 interquartile range giving you a sensible used-market band.

That makes this a reasonable buy if the unit is clean and fully working, because Lehmann’s Linear has a strong reputation for a quiet, transparent presentation and dependable build quality. It’s the kind of headphone amp that tends to appeal to people who want a well-executed, no-nonsense analogue box rather than hype. At £350, I’d view it as a solid purchase if the seller can confirm condition, original PSU, and any needed cabling; otherwise, it’s still close enough to median that it shouldn’t feel like a stretch.

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

About Lehmann Audio

Lehmann Audio traces its roots to 1988, when Norbert Lehmann, then a young sound engineering student and guitarist in Cologne, Germany, founded the company—initially under the name Entec—driven by a passion for faithful music reproduction. From his studies, Lehmann identified critical factors like power, signal-to-noise ratio, and low distortion as essentials for high-fidelity audio, shaping the brand's engineering philosophy from the outset.

The company specializes in a focused lineup of high-end components, renowned for headphone amplifiers such as the Linear, Studio/Stage series, and innovative models like the Drachenfels, alongside phono stages starting with the acclaimed Black Cube in 1995. It also offers power amplifiers, drawing technology from pro-audio applications, but eschews broader categories like speakers, turntables, DACs, or headphones.

Lehmann Audio holds a niche boutique position in the high-end hi-fi market, celebrated for its expert German engineering, award-winning performance, and consistent praise in international reviews. With over three decades of refinement, it appeals to discerning audiophiles seeking precise, distortion-free sound in compact, pro-grade separates.

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