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Hallo,
ich habe noch2 stück Nakamichi High-Com II in guter Zustand
Je 200€ Festpreis.
Abholung in 76751 Jockgrim ist möglich.
Versandkosten 15€ versichert bis 500€
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The High-Com II was a sophisticated, well-regarded Nakamichi noise-reduction unit, but the garbled title makes the exact model worth confirming. At €200, it looks like a strong deal against the comparable market: well below the €223 25th-percentile mark and roughly half the €387 median asking price.
Its appeal is specialist rather than universal: with correctly encoded tapes, it can substantially lower hiss while preserving useful bandwidth, and it suits both cassette and open-reel setups. Before buying, verify that it is genuinely the High-Com II, powers up cleanly, and passes signal through both encode and decode modes. Check for the correct regional mains voltage, original cables, and ideally the manual; missing accessories matter more here than with a normal line-level component. If operational and correctly identified, €200 is an attractive entry price for a relatively uncommon piece of Nakamichi tape hardware.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Nakamichi was founded in 1948 by Etsuro Nakamichi as a research institute in Tokyo, Japan, initially providing R&D services for major corporations and government entities before transitioning to consumer audio manufacturing under its own name beginning in 1972. The brand emerged from deep technical expertise in electromagnetism, magnetic recording, and acoustics, establishing itself as a pioneering force in Japanese audio engineering. Today, Nakamichi operates as a subsidiary of Chinese holding company Nimble Holdings, maintaining its heritage while expanding into contemporary audio categories.
The brand built its legendary reputation on cassette deck innovation, introducing the world's first three-head recording deck and the iconic Dragon series (1982), which featured bi-directional replay and automatic azimuth correction—innovations that remain highly sought after by collectors, with pristine examples commanding thousands of dollars on the secondary market. Beyond vintage cassette decks, Nakamichi's modern product portfolio encompasses home cinema audio systems, sound bars, speakers, headphones, mini hi-fi systems, automotive stereo products, and automotive lighting solutions, reflecting a diversification strategy that extends its audio expertise across multiple consumer segments.
Nakamichi occupies a distinctive position bridging vintage collectibility and contemporary consumer audio. The brand commands respect among audiophiles and hi-fi enthusiasts for its uncompromising engineering standards and Japanese precision, while simultaneously serving the automotive and mainstream home audio markets. Its legacy as an innovator in analog audio technology, combined with its evolution into modern product categories, positions Nakamichi as a heritage brand with credibility across both specialist and general consumer segments.
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