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Fully serviced and working greatParts cleaned and lubed where neededIdler wheel conditionedSpeed is nice and steady and pitch control mechanism works greatAuto Start and Stop work perfectlyAudio Technica Cartridge with new stylus installedPlinth and cover are in great conditionI have been servicing German turntables for 15+ years and worked on many PE and DUALsI know how to package and ship these for safe delivery

Our Thoughts RADAR AI

At US$275, this sits well below the US$1,113 25th percentile for recent comparable listings and is a clear bargain rather than just a fair buy. Against a median of US$2,953 and a US$4,283 75th percentile, the asking price leaves a lot of room for value even before you factor in the service work.

That makes it especially interesting if the service is documented and the cartridge is healthy, since a serviced Perpetuum Ebner deck can offer the kind of stable, musical performance vintage-analog fans chase. The main things to confirm are the service details, speed stability, arm behavior, and whether any mounting or setup accessories are included; if those check out, this looks like an easy buy for someone wanting a solid turntable without paying collector money.

Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.

About Perpetuum Ebner

Perpetuum Ebner is a German turntable brand with deep Black Forest roots. The original company dates back to the early 20th century, with sources pointing to a founding in 1911 by Josef Steidinger in St. Georgen, Germany; other accounts emphasize its later rise as a major phono maker before the brand eventually disappeared and was later revived.

Today, Perpetuum Ebner is focused almost exclusively on turntables and related record-playing products, not a broad hi-fi line. The revived brand offers a small range of models, positioning itself around traditional analog playback rather than amplifiers, speakers, DACs, or headphones.

In market terms, Perpetuum Ebner sits in the niche specialist and heritage-boutique category. It trades on vintage German credibility and collector appeal, with the modern brand’s identity built around reviving a once-important European phono name for vinyl buyers who value mechanical design, provenance, and classic analog styling.

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