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Roksan Xerxes X i svart med en Roksan Tabriz tonarm & kabel. Mot en liten extra kostnad finns Roksan Artemiz tonarm som ses på den lånade bilden från nätet. . Strömförsörjning antingen en Roksan XPS 7 eller en Roksan DX2 nätdel/RIAA. Så klart följer en tonarms-kabel med. En Roksan Corus Black ingår också. Självklart så lämnar jag/vi garanti och så kan vi lev och montera upp den hemma hos en tacksam musikälskare. Kan lev inne i stan (Stockholm) eller ev skickas.
This one stands out because the Xerxes.X still has a strong reputation for rhythm, speed, and a very “locked-in” presentation. At kr 13,500, it lands essentially on the market median of kr 13,508 and just above the 25th percentile at kr 13,490, so this reads as a fair buy rather than a steal or an overreach.
For a well-regarded suspended deck like this, the value is in how complete and well-set-up it is: armboard, subchassis health, bearing noise, suspension bounce, and whether the motor speed is stable matter a lot more than cosmetics. If it’s clean, properly adjusted, and comes with the right platter and arm hardware, it’s an easy shortlist candidate; at this price, a good example is worth moving on quickly.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Roksan emerged in London in 1985, founded by Tufan Hashemi and Touraj Moghaddam, two Persian-heritage graduates of Imperial College London and Queen Mary College. Dissatisfied with prevailing turntable designs, they launched the groundbreaking Xerxes platform at that year's hi-fi show, challenging traditional construction and establishing the brand's reputation for radical innovation. Named after Roxana, daughter of Persian King Darius, Roksan infused its identity with cultural roots while rooting itself firmly in British audio engineering.
The brand specializes in high-fidelity components, starting with its iconic analog vinyl replay systems like the Xerxes turntable and Artemiz tonearm. It expanded into amplifiers (Kandy, Attessa, Caspian series), CD players, digital sources, and speakers, blending timeless design with robust engineering. Now hand-built in Rayleigh, Essex, under the Monitor Audio Group since 2016, products like the latest Caspian Series 4G cater to both vinyl enthusiasts and modern streamers.
Roksan occupies a distinctive niche in the high-end hi-fi market as a stylish British disruptor, prized for its boundary-pushing sound quality, reliability, and unconventional aesthetics. Far from mid-tier or vintage obscurity, it commands respect among discerning buyers seeking musical soul over conformity, with a legacy revitalized rather than diluted by its corporate home.
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