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This is a sensible little buy if you need a quiet, well-matched linear supply for a headphone setup. At £146, it sits just below the £146 25th percentile? No — it lands right at the low end of the current used spread, versus a £159 median and £167 75th percentile, so this reads as a fair-to-good price rather than a stretch.
What makes it appealing is the usual linear-supply advantage: cleaner power, low noise, and a nice upgrade path for an amp that benefits from better regulation. If the unit is complete and properly specified for the target amp, the value is in the performance-per-pound more than in any collector appeal. I’d just confirm the exact output spec and connector match before buying, since that matters more here than cosmetic condition.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
I cannot provide a confident editorial description of MCRU based on the available information. The search results only list MCRU as one brand among many in Audiogon's directory, without any substantive details about the company's history, products, or market position.
To write an accurate brand biography meeting your specifications—covering founding details, product categories, and market reputation—I would need reliable sources documenting MCRU's background and current standing in the hi-fi industry. Without verified information on these core points, any description would risk inaccuracy.
I recommend consulting MCRU's official website, industry publications like Stereophile or The Absolute Sound, or reaching out to audio retailers who stock the brand for authoritative details suitable for your price-comparison directory.
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