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In immaculate condition and sounds amazing for the price. Used in a pet and smoke free environment. Comes with all original packaging, mains supply with adaptors as shown. Selling due to expensive upgrade.
Should you jump on it at £250? Against your own comparables, that’s well above the £47 median and even above the £345 75th percentile’s low end of the spread context, so it reads as an ambitious ask rather than a bargain. On the provided market anchor alone, I’d treat it as priced for a patient seller, not a quick buy.
The upside is that this is a respected phono stage: the StudioPhono is known for quiet operation, flexible gain/loading, and a clean, neutral presentation that suits serious moving-magnet and moving-coil setups. If the unit is genuinely excellent, with original power supply, manual, and accessories intact, the condition premium is easier to justify; otherwise, I’d want a lower number before biting.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab traces its roots to 1958, when recording engineer Brad Miller captured field recordings of vanishing steam locomotives in Southern California, releasing the inaugural "Memories in Steam" as MF-1. This mobile recording ethos evolved into the formal founding of Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab in 1977, dedicated to audiophile vinyl reissues mastered at half-speed from original tapes using proprietary techniques and premium Japanese vinyl. The California-based company has since preserved over 600 landmark albums, from the Beatles' Abbey Road to Led Zeppelin II, earning global acclaim as a fiercely independent curator of sonic fidelity.
While renowned for its Original Master Recordings on vinyl LPs and Super Audio CDs, Mobile Fidelity has expanded into hardware through MoFi Electronics. This division crafts high-performance turntables, phono stages, and audio components designed to complement its software legacy, emphasizing cutting-edge engineering, premium materials, and timeless craftsmanship for unparalleled source accuracy.
Positioned firmly in the high-end audiophile market, Mobile Fidelity commands reverence among collectors and critics for its uncompromising quality and innovation. Its limited-edition releases and equipment appeal to discerning buyers seeking the purest artistic intent, blending heritage preservation with modern excellence in a niche where detail obsession defines excellence.
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