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Leica Summilux 50mm f1.4 version two Lens Leica Leitz Summilux 50mm f1.4 Ver.2 M Lens. This lens is in mint condition maximum aperture of f/1.4 and performance of this lens is very close to the famous Noct 1.2 the amber golden coated just like the noct 1.2 Come with the Leitz e43 uv filter I got the matched lens hood for sale as well Lens glass in perfect condition happy for pick up and inspection / test on your camera Condition: Mint condition Payment Method: PayPal , cash on pick up , bank transfer Region/State: (VIC) Victoria/Australia By Guest 0 Comments AUD $3,800 Date: May 16
This A$3,800 asking price sits right at the median for a used Leica Summilux 50mm f/1.4 v2, making it a fair and honest ask rather than a bargain or an ambitious overreach. Aggregated RADAR data shows the average used price is approximately A$3,700, with the highest active listing hitting A$3,800, so this listing is priced exactly where the market currently expects the top tier of used units to sit.
The Summilux 50mm f/1.4 v2 is a well-regarded, classic lens known for its sharp, short depth-of-field rendering and beautiful softness, especially in the 1961–1968 chrome versions that collectors still prize for their unique image character. Since this unit is listed as like-new and likely from an original owner, it offers meaningful upside in condition and rarity, representing a genuine buying opportunity for an enthusiast who values original, pristine optics without needing to hunt for a lower-priced, average-condition alternative.
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Amber Electronics Inc., founded in 1979 by Keith Rosenfeldt in Charlottesville, Virginia, USA, emerged during the golden era of high-end audio. This American brand quickly gained traction for its audiophile stereo electronics, with products distributed across 14 countries in North America, Europe, and Asia. After the original operations, manufacturing shifted to Australia under Nikola Matovinovic, the initial Australian distributor, ensuring continuity into the present day through select retailers like Audiophile and exports to markets such as the Czech Republic and Austria.
The company focused primarily on high-quality stereo components, including amplifiers, preamplifiers, and related electronics tailored for discerning listeners. Amber eschewed niche peripherals like headphones or cables, concentrating instead on core amplification and source equipment that delivered exceptional value. Their designs emphasized solid-state and valve-based systems, appealing to enthusiasts seeking robust, performance-driven hi-fi without extravagant pricing.
Amber holds a cult reputation as a mid-tier audiophile marque, renowned for offering approximately 95% of ultimate high-end performance at accessible prices. Positioned as a vintage-collector favorite from the 1980s heyday, it attracts knowledgeable buyers who value under-the-radar American engineering over mainstream hype. Today, its Australian-made revivals maintain this legacy in boutique circles, though it remains somewhat obscure outside dedicated forums.
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