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Ich verkaufe zwei KRK Rokit 6 Studiomonitore inklusive Netzteile und Isopads.
Wie auf den Fotos erkennbar sind die Monitore teilweise etwas vergilbt und vermackt. Dabei handelt es sich jedoch ausschließlich um optische Makel, sonst funktionieren sie einwandfrei.
Aufgrund des Gewichts wäre Abholung bevorzugt, bei Übernahme der Portokosten, könnte ich die Boxen aber natürlich auch verschicken.
Privatverkauf, daher keine Garantie und keine Rücknahme.
At €215, this sits essentially at the market middle for recent used listings: just above the €208 median and comfortably inside the normal €151–€257 band, so it reads as fair rather than a standout bargain. It’s not overpriced, but it also isn’t priced low enough to demand an instant jump.
That makes sense for a well-liked nearfield monitor with a strong reputation for punchy, practical studio performance and easy placement in a desktop or small-room setup. A clean, working pair with intact drivers, no buzzing at high output, and original packaging or cables would be the real buy here; if those basics check out, this is the kind of listing that’s worth considering rather than overthinking.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
KRK Systems is an American studio-monitor brand founded in 1986 by film mix engineer Keith R. Klawitter; the name “KRK” comes from his initials. The company built its reputation in professional recording and post-production rather than domestic hi-fi, and it is now part of the Gibson family of brands based in Nashville, Tennessee.
KRK is best known for active studio monitors, subwoofers, and related monitoring speakers for producers, engineers, and content creators. Its product range also includes some headphones, but the brand is primarily associated with nearfield monitors such as the long-running ROKIT and CLASSIC lines, which emphasize clarity, detail, and translation in a mix room.
In market terms, KRK sits in the mid-tier to upper-mid-tier professional segment rather than the high-end audiophile or vintage-collector space. Its yellow-cone monitors are widely recognized in home studios and project studios, with a reputation for punchy, accessible, workhorse sound that has made the brand especially popular among music makers who want reliable reference speakers at a competitive price.
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