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Plattenspieler ist nach kompletter Renovierung in einwandfreiem Zustand, alles funktioniert wie es soll.
- tonarm Micro Seiki MA-505 MKIII
- Platte RT 2000G, 8kg
- Möglichkeit des Verkaufs ohne Tonarm
- Makassar-Furnier, hochglanzlackiert
- neuer Gürtel
- Neues Cover, nicht auf den Fotos
- Cinch Kabel
- MC Tonabnehmer, DENON DL-103
- alles geprüft, gelöscht und eingestellt
- 532 x 175 x 440 mm, 23 kg
- 230V/50-60Hz
- Klemme ist nicht im Preis inbegriffen
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Ich versende den Plattenspieler gut verpackt aus der Slowakei.
At €2,999, this BL-91 is ambitiously priced, sitting well above the typical used market where recent listings range from €1,199 to €2,250. While the BL-91 originally cost significantly more when new and remains a top-tier belt-drive deck, the median used price hovers around €1,700–€1,900, making this asking price roughly 50% above fair value unless the condition is pristine or includes rare accessories.
The BL-91 is a beloved beast in Micro Seiki’s BL range, renowned for its massive 12.2-inch alloy platter and exceptional stability that outperforms many contemporaries like the Clearaudio Emotion. It delivers deep, controlled bass and a quiet background, making it a standout for analog purists. However, unless this unit is in original-owner condition with a high-end tonearm like the SME III or SAEC WE-308 included, the price is hard to justify against the €1,800–€2,250 range for clean examples.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Micro Seiki was a Japanese precision-engineering company founded in Tokyo in 1961. Its heritage is firmly rooted in the analog era, and the brand became especially associated with technically ambitious, well-made turntables and related vinyl hardware rather than a broad consumer-audio catalogue.
The company is best known for turntables, turntable drives, plinths, and tonearms, along with a smaller amount of electrostatic headphone production in its earlier years. Sources consistently describe Micro Seiki as a maker of mid- to high-end and later reference-class turntables, with models that became especially prized by serious vinyl listeners.
In market terms, Micro Seiki sits in the high-end vintage and collector category. It is not a current mainstream audio brand in the modern sense; instead, it is remembered as a legendary specialist name, with its most sought-after decks and components commanding strong interest among analog enthusiasts and collectors.
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