Recent comparable asking prices put this Lyngdorf at a US$1,876 median, with the middle market spanning roughly US$1,758–US$2,000. At US$2,000, it sits exactly at the top of that observed range: fair for a clean, complete example, but not a bargain. The unknown condition matters here; without clear photos and a reliable functional description, there is little room for paying a premium.
The TDAI 1120 is a particularly capable compact integrated: room correction, streaming, flexible digital connectivity, and Lyngdorf’s clean, controlled Class D presentation make it unusually versatile for a modern system. It can solve difficult room or speaker-matching problems while replacing several separate components. At this price, look for the remote, calibration microphone, power cord, original packaging if available, and confirmation that RoomPerfect calibration and network features work properly. A well-kept, complete unit is worth considering; otherwise, negotiating toward the median would be sensible.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.