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Hersteller Perpetuum Ebner
Modell Studio 2
Typ Kompaktanlage
Baujahr 1970-1972
Hergestellt in St. Georgen Schwarzwald Made in Germany
Farben Front Silber/Schwarz, Gehäuse Echtholzfurnier Nussbaum, Schleiflack Weiß
Inklusive Boxen LB 10 S 160

100€ nur Abholung

Das ist ein Privatverkauf ohne Rücknahme und Gewährleistung

Our Thoughts RADAR AI

At €100, this is a bargain against the obvious alternative of waiting for a nicer vintage turntable in the €200-plus zone; it sits well below the €201 25th percentile and miles under the €1,909 median, so the price looks like a strong buy rather than a maybe. Even if the local market for this model is a bit patchy, the numbers here still point to excellent value.

That’s why this one is worth a look: these Perpetuum Ebner studio-era machines have real charm, solid build, and the kind of old-school mechanical appeal collectors like, especially if the deck is complete and running well. At this price, the upside is in originality, working automation, and a clean cabinet; just make sure the changer functions smoothly, the arm isn’t loose, and any hard-to-find parts or missing accessories don’t turn a cheap score into a project.

Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.

About Perpetuum Ebner

Perpetuum Ebner is a German turntable brand with deep Black Forest roots. The original company dates back to the early 20th century, with sources pointing to a founding in 1911 by Josef Steidinger in St. Georgen, Germany; other accounts emphasize its later rise as a major phono maker before the brand eventually disappeared and was later revived.

Today, Perpetuum Ebner is focused almost exclusively on turntables and related record-playing products, not a broad hi-fi line. The revived brand offers a small range of models, positioning itself around traditional analog playback rather than amplifiers, speakers, DACs, or headphones.

In market terms, Perpetuum Ebner sits in the niche specialist and heritage-boutique category. It trades on vintage German credibility and collector appeal, with the modern brand’s identity built around reviving a once-important European phono name for vinyl buyers who value mechanical design, provenance, and classic analog styling.

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