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Dessa hade ursprungligen "industrilack" finishen från Ino Audio. Sedan har de hängt med mig på en flytt och fick några repor och bortnött färg här och där, vid något tillfället har jag försökt mig på att rädda finishen med matt istället för halvblank färg, det ena ledde till det andra (Det blev varken färdigt, eller bra). Så säljes i befintligt skick avseende på finish, i övrigt finns det inget fel på dem utan jag hade behållit dem för eget bruk om jag inte varit i behov
Condition is unknown, so the kr 12,000 ask lands right around the median of the recent SEK comps and reads as fair rather than cheap or stretched. It’s also comfortably inside the typical spread between kr6,085 and kr15,637, so there’s no reason to treat it as an outlier unless hidden wear or missing parts show up.
That makes it a sensible buy if the machine is complete and functioning properly. Nagra’s cassette decks are prized for serious build quality, precise transport engineering, and a collector-friendly reputation, so clean examples tend to hold interest well. For this one, the key checks are transport stability, head wear, service history, and whether any original accessories or paperwork are included; at this price, a healthy, well-kept unit is the kind of listing worth moving on.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Nagra traces its origins to 1951, when Polish engineer Stefan Kudelski, then a 22-year-old student fleeing to Switzerland, invented the Nagra I—a groundbreaking miniature audio recorder whose name derives from the Polish word for “will record.” This portable marvel quickly gained traction in radio, cinema, and music, with the Nagra II and III models in the mid- to late 1950s revolutionizing professional sound capture. Honored with Oscars in 1978 and 1991, the brand built a legacy of Swiss precision engineering under the Kudelski family, spinning off into Audio Technology Switzerland SA in 2012 while upholding over 70 years of analog excellence from its Lake Geneva facility in Romanel.
Today, Nagra focuses on high-end hi-fi equipment alongside its professional audio recorders and security devices, offering meticulously crafted components like amplifiers, preamplifiers, CD players, DACs, and their pioneering turntable and tonearm system. Rooted in analog mastery, these products emphasize flawless sound reproduction, blending heritage tape technology with modern digital interfaces for audiophiles seeking uncompromised fidelity.
Nagra commands a revered position in the ultra-high-end market, synonymous with boutique luxury and technical supremacy for discerning buyers. Its gear appeals to collectors and professionals alike, prized for durability in high-stakes environments—from film sets to critical listening rooms—where Swiss craftsmanship delivers warmth, low noise, and precision that few rivals match.
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