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Gebrauchter Weltempfänger, Sangean ATS-909X2, Originalverpackung, KW-Kurbelantenne, Ohrhörer, Tasche, Bedienunganleitung, sehr guter Zustand! Privatverkauf!
At €150, this sits right around the current used-market median of €151 for recent comparable EUR listings, so it reads as a fair ask rather than a bargain or an inflated price. With the 25th percentile at €107 and the 75th at €161, it’s comfortably in the normal trading band and only a touch below the upper quartile.
That makes it a sensible buy if you want a well-regarded portable shortwave/SSB-style receiver without waiting for a rarer low-priced example. The appeal here is the ATS-909X2’s strong reputation for sensitivity, selectivity, and very usable everyday ergonomics; in excellent condition, that’s exactly the sort of listing that can be worth grabbing. Just confirm the antennas, battery cover, and power supply situation are all sorted, since those accessories matter more than cosmetic nitpicks on a set like this.
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Sangean traces its roots to 1936, when founder C.S. Yang built his first radio in Taiwan, fueled by a passion for connecting people through sound that deepened during his service as a military communications officer. In 1974, he established Sangean Electronics as a dedicated brand and manufacturer, transforming that personal vision into a global enterprise. Now led by the second generation, the company has expanded with factories in New Taipei City and Dongguan, China, plus branches in California, Hong Kong, and the Netherlands, solidifying its Taiwanese heritage while reaching worldwide audiences.
Sangean specializes in high-quality radios across diverse categories, including portable AM/FM models, clock radios, Bluetooth-enabled units, DAB and HD digital receivers, and internet streaming options. Innovations like the U-Series functional radios in 2003, the HDT-1 HD Digital Radio in 2005, and iPod-compatible models such as the DDR-63 in 2008 highlight their focus on practical audio solutions. While not venturing into amplifiers, speakers, turntables, DACs, headphones, or cables, their portfolio emphasizes reliable reception, craftsmanship, and features tailored to everyday listening.
Positioned as a mid-tier leader in the radio market, Sangean earns praise for exceptional build quality, design, sound, and tunability, often outshining competitors in reliability during crises or daily use. As Taiwan's top radio brand and a trusted OEM for others, it appeals to discerning buyers seeking durable, no-nonsense audio over high-end audiophile excess or vintage novelty, with 50th-anniversary editions like the WR-55 underscoring enduring appeal.
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