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Ein gebrauchter plattenspieler der Marke reloop, auf Funktion getestet funktioniert einwandfrei hat allerdings oberhalb des Armes im Body eine kleine Macke, ich Stande immer in meinem Transport case wurde auch immer über dieses transportiert nun möchte ich ihnen gerne durch einen anderen ersetzen deswegen gebe ich ihn hier ab
Versand wird kaum möglich sein da es sehr empfindliche Technik ist hätte ich eine abholung bevorzugt
Are you getting a fair deck if you buy at €120? Yes: against your comparables, that lands right on the median €120, with the spread running from €91 at the 25th percentile to €145 at the 75th, so this is a fair market ask, not a bargain and not ambitious.
That makes it a sensible buy if the deck is mechanically sound and the plinth, arm, cueing, and speed stability check out. This model is generally liked as a straightforward, serviceable direct-drive starter/mid-tier turntable with enough stability to be genuinely usable, and at €120 a clean example is easy to justify if you want an honest working deck rather than a project. The upside is mainly value-for-money: if it includes the dust cover, headshell, and a decent cartridge, it becomes even more compelling.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Reloop emerged in 1996 from Germany, founded by Robert Lauterwein and a team of music technology experts amid the rising DJ culture. The brand's early focus centered on turntables that quickly gained traction in the club scene, marking its entry into professional audio with products designed by DJs for DJs. This heritage of innovation has sustained Reloop for over two decades, evolving from niche DJ gear to a broader audio presence.
The company specializes in DJ and studio equipment, including controllers, turntables, and mixers, all developed in Germany and assembled by Asian partners. Reloop has expanded into hi-fi with its TURN series and models like the RP7, targeting vinyl enthusiasts and audio purists who demand precision engineering and high-fidelity sound. While not delving into amplifiers, speakers, DACs, headphones, or cables, its turntable lineup stands out for direct-drive performance and compatibility with pro cartridges from partners like Ortofon.
Reloop holds a solid mid-tier position in the DJ and entry-level hi-fi markets, prized for reliable, performance-driven gear that balances affordability with pro-grade features. It appeals to working DJs and vinyl revivalists rather than high-end audiophiles or vintage collectors, backed by a reputation for practical innovation over boutique exclusivity.
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