Is this one of the rarer chances to buy a serious all-in-one at a real bargain? At £2,500, it lands well below the £3,152 25th percentile for recent UK asking prices, so this reads as a strong deal rather than merely “good value.” Against a £3,676 median and £4,601 upper quartile, the discount is meaningful enough to get excited about.
That makes sense for a Lyngdorf: these are respected for clean, powerful amplification, excellent digital room correction, and genuinely high-end system flexibility in one box. If the unit is complete and working properly, the upside is obvious for someone building a transparent, fuss-free setup. At this price, the main checks are straightforward rather than alarming: make sure the remote, calibration mic, and any original packaging or accessories are present, and confirm all inputs, networking, and room-correction functions behave as they should.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.