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Ich verkaufe mein Sony TC-K590 Stereo 3-Kopf-Kassettendeck. Das Gerät ist ein klassisches 3-Head-Modell, das für seine solide Verarbeitung bekannt ist.
Es wurde vor ein paar Monaten generalüberholt. Nneue Riemen, gereinigte Köpfe und Rollen, generelle Reinigung.
- Modell: Sony TC-K590
- Technik: 3-Head Stereo Cassette Deck
- Display: Digitales Level-Meter
- Anschlüsse: Kopfhöreranschluss an der Front
- Regler: Einstellbarer Aufnahmepegel (Rec Level) und Balance
Das Gehäuse weist normale Gebrauchsspuren auf (siehe Fotos) Es ist ein tolles Stück Technik für Liebhaber analoger Musikformate. Die Tasten und Regler fühlen sich wertig an und das Display ist gut ablesbar.
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Tierfreier Nichtraucherhaushalt.
Versand oder Abholung möglich.
Lieferung im Umkreis von Dresden und Cottbus möglich.
€250 is a touch above the middle of the Sony TC-K590 used market, where clean examples seem to land roughly around €180–€230 and serviced or seller-backed units can climb to about €260–€280. That makes this listing fair to slightly ambitious, not a bargain, but still in range if it’s truly working well.
The TC-K590 is a respected 3-head, 3-motor Sony deck with HX Pro and manual bias/calibration, so it can be a very satisfying tape machine when sorted. If the heads are healthy, transport is quiet, and it comes with proof of recent service or a known-good owner history, this is a reasonable buy; if condition is vague, the price only really makes sense with a solid demo and clean playback/recording behavior.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
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