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Angeboten wird „WIZARD 2 + WAZOO“ von Bow Technologies als Gebrauchtgerät aus der Kategorie „HiFi-Kombinationen“ bei audio-markt.de - dem Online-Marktplatz für High-End. Das Inserat mit der Nummer 4384610427 endet am 18.07.2026 um 08:10 Uhr.
This looks like a fair ask, not a bargain or a stretch, assuming the player is complete and the cosmetics really are as described. The original Wizard launched at £3,495 with the Wand, and its reputation has always been for genuinely high-end performance rather than cult hype, so a clean used example can hold meaningful value. At €5,990, though, this is sitting on the ambitious side of used-market reality unless it includes standout provenance, servicing, or unusually fresh condition.
What makes it worth a look is the Wizard’s status as a thoroughbred: the Hi-Fi News review praises its pride-of-ownership appeal and says the sound is rewarding enough to compare with much costlier players. If this is an original-owner machine with the proper stabiliser/pad and no transport issues, that matters; on a luxury CD player of this age, completeness and mechanical health are the whole game. Buy it for the engineering and presentation, but only at this level if the listing can prove it’s been carefully kept and is fully sorted.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Bow Technologies is not a clearly documented hi-fi brand in the available results, and the search evidence does not provide reliable information about an audio manufacturer by that name. The results mostly point to bow-and-arrow history and unrelated “Bow” or “Iron Bow” entries, so I can’t verify a founding year, country, or founder with confidence.
Because the brand identity is unclear, I also can’t responsibly confirm a product focus in audio—whether it makes amplifiers, speakers, DACs, turntables, headphones, or cables. If you meant a different company with a similar name, it would be better to check the exact spelling or a country of origin before writing a brand bio.
On market position, the safest characterization is that Bow Technologies appears to be unverified/obscure rather than a documented hi-fi marque. Without dependable primary or industry sources, it would be speculation to label it high-end, mid-tier, boutique, or vintage-collector oriented.
See all Bow Technologies listings on RADAR.
