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Angeboten wird „3P Palladium Satin Edition“ von Reed Audio als Gebrauchtgerät aus der Kategorie „Tonarm“ bei audio-markt.de - dem Online-Marktplatz für High-End. Das Inserat mit der Nummer 8405922100 endet am 12.09.2026 um 14:54 Uhr.
€2,490 is a strong buy against your comparable set: it lands below the €2,478 25th percentile only by a hair, and well under the €3,153 median, so this is priced on the buyer-friendly side of the market. For a piece that is only marked good, that makes the ask especially attractive rather than merely fair.
What makes it worthwhile is the combination of Reed’s reputation for serious analog engineering and the likely appeal of the Palladium Satin finish, which tends to sit in the more desirable, higher-spec tier of the range. If the listing is complete and the condition is genuinely clean, this is the kind of used buy that gives you a lot of arm for the money; just confirm the included accessories and make sure there are no setup or wear issues before moving quickly.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Reed emerged from Lithuania's burgeoning hi-fi scene, rooted in the ingenuity of radio engineer Vidmantas Triukas. With experience in hi-fi since 1985 and expertise in acoustic engineering—including patented inventions in ultrasound and noise transmission—he built an early audio system featuring a turntable, speakers, and amplifier in 1987. Showcased at the USSR's premier technical exhibition in Moscow, it marked the start of his lifelong passion. After a detour into other ventures post-1990s, Triukas revived his audio pursuits in 2007, launching Reed as a boutique operation with just five employees dedicated to analog excellence.
The brand specializes in precision tonearms and turntables, blending engineering rigor with aesthetic flair. Signature models like the 1H, 2G, and 3P radial tonearms come in lengths from 9.5 to 12.5 inches, often with wooden arm wands crafted from premium materials such as carbon fiber and stainless steel. These components prioritize minimal distortion, superior tracking, and lightweight rigidity, elevating vinyl playback without venturing into amplifiers, speakers, or digital gear.
Reed holds a niche position in the high-end market, revered by audiophiles for handcrafted quality that fuses scientific precision—drawn from Triukas's "rocket science" background—with artistic design. Distributed through specialists like Absolute Sounds in the UK, it appeals to discerning vinyl enthusiasts seeking transformative upgrades over mass-market options, earning praise for durability, sound purity, and visual allure.
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