This timing matters because these are a proper vintage Linn and not a current-production fallback, so the buyer is really paying for condition, originality, and whether the pair is complete. At kr 4,500, the asking price looks like a strong buy rather than merely fair: recent used asks cluster around roughly kr 4,000–kr 8,500 in today’s money, with some examples well above that, so this sits on the low side of the market.
That makes it interesting if the cabinets are clean, the drivers are original, and the stands or any active gear are included. These are well-regarded for punchy bass, strong timing, and that classic Linn pace, and they still have real cult appeal with the right amp and room placement. The main buyer caution is age, not the concept: check for tired surrounds, tweeter repairs, crossover work, and any missing stands or trim, because on a vintage pair those details matter more than the badge.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.