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Antennenanschluss
3 x Stereo Eingänge (Cinch), 300 mV
1 x Stereo Eingang (3,5 mm Klinke), 300 mV
Netzwerk: LAN (RJ 45) oder WLAN 2.4 GHz und 5 GHz, Bluetooth®
1 x USB Anschluss
1 x Optischer Digitaleingang
1 x Koaxialer Digitaleingang (Cinch)
Ausgänge:
3,5 mm Kopfhörer Anschluss
analoger Pre-Out (Cinch)
analoger Rec-Out (Cinch)
Eingebauter Verstärker mit 2 x 30 Watt RMS an 4 Ohm:
Frequenzgang: 10 Hz - 26 KHz
Signal Rausch Abstand: > 83 dB
Kanaltrennung: > 75 dB
Klirrfaktor: 0,05 % Netzwerkstandby: 3,8 Watt
Netzschalter(aus): 0,0 Watt
Eingebautes DAB+ Radio: 174.928 - 239.200 MHz • Eingebautes UKW-Radio: FM 87,5 - 108 MHz • Eingebautes Internetradio mit über 25.000 Sendern und Podcasts weltweit
Eingebauter CD Spieler (CD-R/CD-RW/MP3)
Fernbedienungs-Lernfunktion Eingebauter Medienabspieler (MP3, WMA, FLAC)
This is a fair ask, just a hair under the typical used level and very close to the market median, so it reads as sensible rather than a bargain-basement deal. At €590, it sits just below the €593 median and right around the tight €591–€595 comparable band, which is exactly where a clean example should land.
That makes it attractive for a buyer who wants a solid integrated without overpaying. The value here is in the “excellent” condition: if the cosmetics are truly clean and it’s been used gently, that matters more than chasing a tiny discount on a model like this. I’d treat it as a good buy if it’s complete and fully functional, with no need to wait for a better price.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Block is a Czech audio brand best known as Block Audio, a company that appears to have been operating since around 2013 and is based in the Czech Republic. Public-facing materials identify the firm as BLOCKAUDIO s.r.o. in Oskava, and trade coverage has described it as a high-end electronics manufacturer; however, readily available background on the founder and early company history is limited, so its origins are not especially well documented in mainstream hi-fi references.
Its focus is on serious home-audio electronics, especially amplifiers and related high-performance components rather than mass-market lifestyle gear. The brand’s own messaging emphasizes “ultimate quality” and “crafted without compromises,” which aligns with a product philosophy aimed at audiophile systems and specialist setups. There is no strong evidence that Block is known for speakers, turntables, headphones, or cables in the way larger audio brands are; its reputation appears centered on electronics.
In the market, Block sits in the niche boutique/high-end segment rather than the mid-tier mainstream. It is the kind of brand that tends to attract knowledgeable buyers looking for distinctive, small-scale engineering and a more exclusive alternative to better-known amplifier makers. At the same time, it remains relatively obscure outside enthusiast circles, so it has more of a specialist following than broad global recognition.
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