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Offered is „Wazoo XL“ by Bow Technologies as second-hand device from the category „CD Player“ on audio-markt.de - the online market place for high-end. The advert with the number 7716482203 ends on 11.12.2026 at 06:16 o'clock.
At €1,500, this sits a touch above the recent cluster of used WAZOO XL sales, which looks more like roughly €1,100-€1,480 than a deep-discount lane, so I’d call the asking price fair to slightly ambitious, not a bargain. It’s also below the model’s original €500,000-yen launch price and the old $3,500 retail level, which helps frame how much amp you’re getting for the money.
What keeps it interesting is the usual Bow appeal: a compact, well-built integrated with a reputation for refined, musical sound and enough current to make it more substantial than the wattage suggests. If the condition is genuinely good and it includes the remote, that adds real value on this model; at this price I’d treat it as a solid buy if the seller can confirm healthy operation, clean controls, and no repair history that hints at age-related issues.
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.
