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Verkaufe meinen Cyrus FM7 UKW-Tuner in Schwarz, im typischen Cyrus-Gehäuse im halben Rastermaß aus Aluminium-Druckguss: passt perfekt zu Cyrus-Verstärkern und CD-Playern.
- Voll funktionsfähig, guter Empfang, Display hell und gut lesbar
- 7 Senderspeicher
Dazu gibt es:
- Hama BK-/CATV-Antennenverstärker (bis 20 dB, Netzteil eingebaut)
- Teleskop-Antenne mit Magnetfuß
- Antennenkabel
Zustand: gut, leichte Gebrauchsspuren am Gehäuse (siehe Fotos). Nichtraucherhaushalt.
Versand versichert möglich (Käufer trägt Versandkosten) oder Abholung und Vorführung in Braunschweig. Privatverkauf, keine Garantie und keine Rücknahme.
Compared with buying a generic vintage FM tuner at this money, the Cyrus FM7 at €109 is a strong deal: it sits just above the recent comparable listings’ €108 lower quartile, but below the €117 median and well below the €129 upper quartile. For a clean, working example, that is bargain territory rather than merely fair pricing.
The FM7 remains appealing for its compact Cyrus format, sensitive low-distortion front end, quiet reception, and respectable stereo separation. It is a focused, properly engineered analogue tuner rather than a disposable budget component, and should suit a Cyrus stack particularly well. Check that it locks stations cleanly, switches to stereo, and includes the correct 75-ohm aerial connection; a remote is useful for expanded presets and easier control but is not essential for basic operation. At €109, a good sample is worth buying.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Cyrus Audio: Heritage and Philosophy
Cyrus Audio emerged in 1984 as a specialist electronics brand spun off from loudspeaker manufacturer Mission, with the goal of creating amplifiers to complement Mission speakers. Founded under the direction of Peter Bartlett, a veteran from NAD, the company established its identity with the Cyrus One integrated amplifier—a half-width design featuring the distinctive "control lip" that remains iconic in audiophile circles today. The brand quickly positioned itself as a pioneer in compact, high-performance audio, and later became one of the first manufacturers to champion the Compact Disc format through its partnership with Philips in the early 1980s. After separating from Mission in the 1990s, Bartlett returned Cyrus to private ownership, where it remains independently operated from its Cambridgeshire headquarters.
Cyrus has maintained unwavering focus as a two-channel hi-fi specialist, eschewing multiroom or surround formats. The company's product portfolio centers on integrated amplifiers, power amplifiers, CD players, digital-to-analog converters, and power supplies—all engineered around the principle of delivering high-end sound quality in compact form factors. The brand also pioneered networked audio, developing early high-performance music servers that demonstrated premium sound could be achieved in convenient, integrated packages.
Today, Cyrus occupies a distinctive position as a boutique, high-end British manufacturer that prioritizes sonic excellence and longevity over market size. Under current CEO Nick Clarke, the company continues evolving its Classic series—refined continuously since 1983—and the XR series, developed from scratch using cutting-edge DAC technology and UK manufacturing. Cyrus products consistently earn critical acclaim and industry awards, appealing to discerning audiophiles who value British engineering, meticulous design, and uncompromising sound quality over mass-market accessibility.
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