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Angeboten wird „Melco - DELA N10/2-H50“ von DELA als Gebrauchtgerät aus der Kategorie „Digital Streamer“ bei audio-markt.de - dem Online-Marktplatz für High-End. Das Inserat mit der Nummer 9051088310 endet am 04.10.2026 um 11:47 Uhr.
Ask yourself: is €3,600 low enough to leave room for a quick move? Against your recent comparable used-market anchor, it’s a strong deal—well below the €4,169 25th percentile, and far under the €4,731 median, so this is priced to sell rather than test the market.
That matters because this is a respected digital source/player platform: Melco’s N10 line is known for a quiet, stable transport-style presentation and a very resolving, low-noise feed into a DAC, which can lift timing and texture in a serious streaming setup. At good condition, the upside is that you’re buying a well-regarded piece at a discount, so if the unit is complete and functioning cleanly, it looks like an easy “yes” for a buyer who’s already in the Melco ecosystem or wants a refined digital front end.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Melco, standing for Maki Engineering Laboratory Company, traces its origins to 1975 in Nagoya, Japan, where audiophile Makoto Maki founded the brand amid the vibrant audio scene. Starting with a retail outpost called the Mel Shop in the Ame-Yoko Radio Center, Maki overcame early financial hurdles by fostering a community for enthusiasts, blending commerce with innovation. This heritage of passion and perseverance propelled Melco from modest audio manufacturing into a powerhouse, eventually evolving into the Buffalo group while retaining its audiophile roots.
The brand's early focus centered on high-fidelity components, most notably turntables that redefined music reproduction standards upon their 1980 UK debut. After pivoting to computer peripherals, Melco revived its hi-fi legacy around 2014, now specializing in audiophile-grade networked audio solutions. These include music servers, NAS drives, Ethernet switches, and digital streamers, engineered for seamless hi-res playback without the pitfalls of standard computing gear.
Positioned firmly in the high-end niche, Melco commands respect among discerning buyers for its rigorous R&D and uncompromised digital source performance. Revived products echo the excellence of its vintage forebears, earning accolades from hi-fi press and solidifying its role as a boutique leader in streaming and storage. Collectors and modern streamers alike value its Japanese precision, now under DELA Inc. for its 50th milestone.
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