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Ich verkaufe zwei KRK Rokit 6 RPG2 Nahfeldmonitore.
Der angegebene Preis gilt für beide Lautsprecher zusammen.
1 Monitor funktioniert einwandfrei.
1 Monitor hat einen Defekt – er funktioniert manchmal, manchmal nicht.
Verkauf nur zusammen.
Leichte Gebrauchsspuren vorhanden.
Nur Abholung, kein Versand.
Der Verkauf erfolgt unter Ausschluss jeglicher Gewährleistung und Rücknahme, da Privatverkauf.
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KRK’s RPG2 sits in that sturdy, no-nonsense nearfield-monitor lane, but this listing is priced as a project, not a ready-to-use buy. At €100, it lands well below the €151 25th percentile and comfortably under the €174 median for recent comparable EUR listings, so the asking price is a strong bargain if you want a salvage candidate rather than a plug-and-play pair.
The upside here is obvious: these older KRKs are valued for honest midrange balance and practical studio utility, and even a rough set can be worth it for parts, driver recovery, or a rebuild if the cabinets and electronics are fundamentally intact. The key is that “for_parts” label—assume unknowns on amps, drivers, and age-related wear, and buy only if you’re comfortable treating it as a restoration or donor purchase.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
KRK Systems is an American studio-monitor brand founded in 1986 by film mix engineer Keith R. Klawitter; the name “KRK” comes from his initials. The company built its reputation in professional recording and post-production rather than domestic hi-fi, and it is now part of the Gibson family of brands based in Nashville, Tennessee.
KRK is best known for active studio monitors, subwoofers, and related monitoring speakers for producers, engineers, and content creators. Its product range also includes some headphones, but the brand is primarily associated with nearfield monitors such as the long-running ROKIT and CLASSIC lines, which emphasize clarity, detail, and translation in a mix room.
In market terms, KRK sits in the mid-tier to upper-mid-tier professional segment rather than the high-end audiophile or vintage-collector space. Its yellow-cone monitors are widely recognized in home studios and project studios, with a reputation for punchy, accessible, workhorse sound that has made the brand especially popular among music makers who want reliable reference speakers at a competitive price.
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