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Beide Geräte befinden sich in einem guten technischen und optischen Zustand.
Im Lieferumfang sind die Fernbedienungen und Stromkabel enthalten.
Keine Originalverpackungen vorhanden.
Technische Daten: 6000A:
Bluetooth
Eingänge:
3 analoge, 1 Lautsprecher, 2 koaxiale, 2 optische, 1 Netzwerk
Ausgang: 1 RCA PRE Out
Against the recent EUR comps, €300 sits just under the €323 median and a touch above the €299 25th percentile, so this reads as a solid fair-to-good buy rather than a steal. It’s priced in the sweet spot for a clean used sample: not bargain-basement, but comfortably below the level where you’d expect to haggle hard.
That makes sense for a transport that has a strong reputation for smooth, reliable disc playback and a genuinely useful step up from ordinary player sections. The appeal is simple: good build, good timing, and a nice fit for a separate DAC system. If it’s complete with remote and power supply and the tray, display, and loading are behaving normally, this is the kind of listing that rewards a quick decision.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Audiolab emerged from the frustration of two Imperial College students, Philip Swift and Derek Scotland, who in 1983 founded the brand in Britain to deliver high-quality hi-fi without exorbitant prices or needless complexity. Their debut 8000A integrated amplifier swiftly became a benchmark, praised for its robust build, transparent sound, and minimalist design that prioritized musical purity over gimmicks. This origin story rooted Audiolab in a philosophy of accessible excellence, evolving from kitchen prototypes to a lineup of landmark components like the 8000S preamp, 8000T tuner, and 8000M monoblocs.
The brand focuses on core hi-fi categories, excelling in integrated and power amplifiers, preamplifiers, DACs, CD players, tuners, and phono stages, with forays into AV processors and multi-channel amps during its TAG McLaren era from 1997 to 2004. Since joining the International Audio Group in 2004, Audiolab has refined its no-nonsense aesthetic while expanding to modern streaming and digital sources, always emphasizing engineering that extracts maximum performance from any system.
Audiolab holds a solid mid-tier position in the hi-fi market, renowned among discerning buyers for exceptional value—delivering near-high-end sound quality at approachable prices. It appeals to purists seeking reliable, unadorned British engineering rather than boutique exotica or vintage collectibles, maintaining a loyal following for its enduring reputation in straightforward, music-first performance.
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