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Timing matters a bit here because the PA7 has effectively been superseded by the PA7 Plus, so a used PA7 should only make sense if the price is clearly under the newer model’s street value. At £364, this looks fair to mildly strong rather than a steal: the current PA7/PA7 Plus new-price family sits around the mid-£300s once converted, so a clean used example at this level is roughly in the right zone, but not an obvious bargain.
What makes it worth considering is that the PA7 is a genuinely capable, compact Class D power amp with plenty of output for most passive speakers and a clean, controlled presentation that suits modern systems well. If it’s tidy, fully working, and includes the PSU and any original extras, this is a sensible buy for someone wanting lots of power in a small box. I’d only push harder if the seller can confirm no hum, no channel imbalance, and normal heat/noise behavior.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
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