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Angeboten wird „FM-2002“ von Klein + Hummel Neumann als Gebrauchtgerät aus der Kategorie „UKW ohne DAB/DAB+ / Bluetooth“ bei audio-markt.de - dem Online-Marktplatz für High-End. Das Inserat mit der Nummer 7918959825 endet am 04.10.2026 um 14:09 Uhr.
A fair-to-good buy rather than a steal: at €820, it sits above the €658 median but well below the €1,777 75th percentile, so it’s comfortably inside the normal used-market band and not an ambitious ask. Against the €466 25th percentile, it’s not bargain-bin pricing, but it is still reasonable for a clean example in good condition.
That’s the appeal here: this is a respected Neumann/Klein + Hummel monitor-class piece with a strong reputation for honest, controlled playback and serious engineering pedigree. If it’s complete and functioning properly, the upside is getting a well-regarded vintage pro-audio icon at a sensible price; I’d mainly want to confirm original drivers, crossover health, and any included stands or accessories before moving fast.
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Neumann traces its origins to Berlin, Germany, where Georg Neumann and Erich Rickmann founded the company in 1928. Initially focused on pioneering condenser microphones, such as the groundbreaking CMV 3—nicknamed "The Bottle"—Neumann quickly established itself as an innovator amid the early days of professional audio. Despite wartime disruptions that split production and led to the creation of Microtech Gefell, Georg Neumann rebuilt in post-war Berlin, launching the iconic U 47 tube-condenser microphone, which solidified the brand's legacy in recording history.
The brand specializes in professional recording equipment, renowned for its high-end condenser microphones like the U 47, U 67, and U 87, which dominate studios worldwide. Beyond mics, Neumann produces studio monitors, headphones, preamplifiers, audio interfaces such as the recent MT 48, and historically excelled in cutting lathes for mastering. This pro-audio emphasis sets it apart from consumer hi-fi categories like amplifiers, turntables, or cables.
Neumann commands an elite position in the market as the gold standard for professional recording, embodying precision engineering and unmatched fidelity prized by engineers and producers. Its products grace legendary sessions, blending vintage reverence with modern reliability, making it essential for discerning hi-fi enthusiasts seeking studio-grade accuracy rather than mid-tier or boutique consumer gear.
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