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Massiver Aufbau (9,2kg) mit quarzgesteuertem Direktantrieb ( Directdrive )
Sehr hochwertiger Tonarm für besten Klang.
Tonabnehmer Ortofon M15 EC Super
Die Nadel ist Top, hat max 30 Stunden gespielt.
Test vor Ort ist nach Absprache möglich
Hier gibt es weitere Infos zum Gerät:
https://www.wegavision.eu/HiFi-Archiv/CEC/CEC%20Visonik%20Katalog.pdf
Versand ggf. 15,90€ auf Risiko des Käufers, Abholung bevorzugt
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Gemäß § 447 BGB gilt, das mit Übergabe an den Versand die Gefahr auf den Käufer übergeht.
Compared with an obvious alternative at this price point — a generic, unrestored belt-drive deck or a no-name “project” spinner — this is cheap. At €95, it sits well below the €95 25th percentile anchor and dramatically under the €674 median, so by your own market data it reads as a strong bargain rather than a fair-price punt.
That makes it interesting for a buyer who wants a serious vintage Japanese DD platform with some real cachet, not just a starter turntable. The upside here is the usual one with these: strong build, direct-drive confidence, and the potential for excellent sound if it’s complete and healthy. At this level, the main thing to confirm is basic function and originality — especially speed stability, tonearm behavior, and whether the dust cover, headshell, and platter are present — because a low price only stays a bargain if it’s not missing the bits that make it usable.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
CEC, or Chuo Denki Co., traces its roots to Tokyo, Japan, where it was founded in 1954 amid the nascent audio industry. That same year, the company pioneered Japan's first belt-drive turntable mechanisms, which gained rapid adoption by major manufacturers worldwide, including Grundig, Marantz, Sony, and Pioneer. From high-precision phono motors to full turntables, CEC quickly established itself as a leading OEM supplier, laying the groundwork for its enduring legacy in mechanical innovation.
The brand's product focus has evolved to center on digital playback, particularly its signature belt-drive CD transports and complementary DACs. Iconic models like the 1991 TL1—the world's first belt-driven CD transport—set the standard, protected by CEC's global patents for reducing jitter and acoustic feedback. Today, the lineup features ultra-premium offerings such as the flagship TL0 3.0 with dual belts, suspended chassis, external power supply, and proprietary Superlink interface, alongside models like the TL5, TL2N, CD5 player/DAC, and DA5.
Positioned firmly in the ultra-high-end market, CEC commands respect among discerning audiophiles for its mechanical purity and refusal to abandon CD as a viable medium. With flagship pricing around $34,000 and manufacturing returned exclusively to Japan since 2011, it appeals to niche collectors seeking boutique refinement over mass-market convenience, its transports praised for rich, musical retrieval that rivals streaming in sophistication.
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