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Hallo,
ich verkaufe eine absolute Rarität für Youngtimer-Sammler (späte 90er/frühe 2000er wie BMW E36/E46, VW Golf 3/4, Mercedes W202):
Ein komplettes High-End-Set aus Kassetten-Autoradio Alpine TDM-7576R und dem passenden 6-fach CD-Wechsler Alpine CHM-S620 im Zustand NEU, unbenutzt und originalverpackt (NOS – New Old Stock)!
Das absolute Highlight für die Fahrzeughistorie: Die originale Kaufquittung vom 20.04.2001 über 499 DM liegt bei!Der originale Saturn-Prospekt von damals (mit der Anlage auf der Titelseite) ist ebenfalls dabei.
Lieferumfang & Zustand: Komplett NEU: Nie verbaut, trocken gelagert. Für die Fotos erstmals behutsam geöffnet.
Komplettes Zubehör: Beide Geräte in OVP inklusive aller originalen Kabelbäume, Einbaurahmen, Entriegelungswerkzeuge und Bedienungsanleitungen.
Perfekt, um den originalen Kassetten-Look im Cockpit zu behalten und gleichzeitig verdeckt CD-Komfort zu genießen.
Preis: 320 € VB
Abholung in Porz Wahn
Rechtlicher Hinweis: Privatverkauf unter Ausschluss jeglicher Gewährleistung, Garantie oder Rücknahme.
A €320 ask feels a bit ambitious for a CHM-S620 unless it’s exceptionally clean, complete, and verified working. Recent marketplace examples I found were much lower, with one listed at €35 and another bundled setup around €45, though those are not perfect comps because condition and included gear matter a lot.
What makes this one worthwhile is the Alpine name: these old M-Bus changers are sought after by people keeping period-correct systems alive, and a good one can be genuinely useful if you need the matching Alpine ecosystem. The upside is strongest if it’s an original-owner unit with the magazine, cable, and a clean test history; at this price, missing accessories or any loading/skip issues would be hard to excuse.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Alpine is a Japanese brand whose modern history begins in 1967, when it was founded as a joint venture between Alps Electric and Motorola under the name Alps-Motorola Inc. It became Alpine Electronics in 1978 after Motorola exited the partnership, and the brand has long been associated with Japan’s automotive electronics industry rather than the traditional home hi-fi sector.
Its core business has been car audio and in-car electronics: head units, speakers, subwoofers, amplifiers, navigation systems, multimedia receivers, and related integration products. Alpine is also known for factory-installed and vehicle-specific audio systems for automakers, along with premium aftermarket car-audio solutions.
In the market, Alpine sits as a mainstream premium automotive-audio brand rather than a high-end boutique hi-fi name. Its reputation is built on engineering, reliability, and good sound in the car, with a strong legacy among enthusiasts for well-made, performance-focused products. It is less about turntables, DACs, or headphones than about comprehensive in-dash and vehicle audio systems, and it is generally positioned above entry-level mass-market brands without reaching true luxury-audio exclusivity.
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