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Comparable used listings put the Trilogy 906 at a median of £840, with the lower quartile at £757, so £595 is a genuine bargain rather than merely a fair price. It sits well below the typical market floor represented by those five examples, while remaining comfortably below its original £995 price.
The 906 is a seriously capable MM/MC stage: its fully discrete Class A gain stages, passive RIAA equalisation and adjustable gain, resistance and capacitance make it unusually adaptable to different cartridges. Reviews praise its authoritative, tuneful presentation, pace and clean, lively treble. At this money it is a strong buying opportunity, provided the unit includes its power lead and the underside DIP-switch settings are accessible; confirm both channels, hum performance and MC loading before purchase.
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Trilogy Audio Systems, a British high-end audio brand, traces its origins to over 35 years ago, emerging from the UK's tradition of meticulous craftsmanship in hi-fi engineering. Founded as one of the few fully British-owned and built manufacturers, it embodies the golden age of the artisan, with principal designer Nic Poulson shaping its core philosophy from the outset. This heritage underscores a commitment to enduring quality, setting Trilogy apart in a global market often dominated by mass production.
The brand specializes in hybrid transistor/valve amplification electronics, delivering a distinguished range of preamplifiers, power amplifiers, and integrated systems renowned for their musical truth and long-term listening pleasure. Trilogy's design ethos prioritizes form following function, resulting in components that emphasize sonic purity over ostentation, with a product chronology spanning more than three decades of evolution in high-performance audio.
Positioned firmly in the high-end niche, Trilogy commands respect among discerning audiophiles for its boutique appeal and global network of specialist distributors. Handmade in Britain, its equipment appeals to knowledgeable buyers seeking refined, emotionally engaging sound reproduction rather than mainstream accessibility, cementing its status as a collector's choice in the upper echelons of hi-fi.
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