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Angeboten wird „Aacento, wie neu“ von Audio Analogue als Gebrauchtgerät aus der Kategorie „Transistor-Vollverstärker“ bei audio-markt.de - dem Online-Marktplatz für High-End. Das Inserat mit der Nummer 8405784521 endet am 10.09.2026 um 14:43 Uhr.
At €2,250, this sits well below the comparable-market median of €3,100 and even under the 25th percentile of €2,076 only slightly above it, so this reads as a strong deal rather than a merely fair one. Against the upper end of the recent spread at €3,426, the ask leaves meaningful room, especially for a unit described as wie neu.
This is the kind of Audio Analogue piece that tends to appeal to buyers who want refined, grown-up sound rather than flashy specs: typically smooth, controlled, and musically composed, with enough quality to anchor a serious system. If the condition claim is accurate and it includes the original box, remote, and manual, the value case is especially solid; I’d treat it as a buy-worthy listing, with the usual diligence on cosmetics, channel balance, and service history.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Audio Analogue emerged in 1995 from the vibrant Tuscany region of Italy, specifically Monsummano Terme between Pistoia, Lucca, and Pisa. Born from a synergy of hi-fi experts, electronic engineers, and seasoned sales professionals, the brand began with a passion for music that traces back to the early 1990s through accessory manufacturing like racks and stands. Co-founded by figures including Claudio Bertini, its inaugural product was the limited-run Vivaldi DAC in 1996, marking an unexpected digital start for an analog-focused name.
The company specializes in high-fidelity home audio components, renowned for integrated amplifiers like the Puccini (including its SE variant), Maestro, and Paganini series, alongside CD players, tuners, and power amps such as the Verdi Cento and Class A models. All products are designed and handmade in Italy, emphasizing meticulous engineering and "Made in Italy" craftsmanship that delivers undeniable sound quality.
Audio Analogue holds a respected position in the hi-fi market as a boutique Italian specialist, celebrated for budget-oriented yet high-performing amplifiers that appeal to discerning audiophiles worldwide. Its heritage of reliability and musicality has earned international distributors and enduring acclaim, positioning it as a go-to for those seeking accessible excellence without compromising on passion-driven performance.
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