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Biete einen Opera Consonance Isolde Plattenspieler in exzellentem Zustand.
Kein Kratzer und nur sehr selten benutzt.
Aus Tierfreiem Nichtraucherhaushalt und erster Hand abzugeben.
Alter 9 Jahre
Kommt mit Transrotor Ucello Tonabnehmer
(Nadel austausch- und ugradebar)
und Originalzubehör.
Testbericht: https://www.connect.de/testbericht/opera-audio-isolde-plattenspieler-test-2630136.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlLAlu7E9g8
Originalverpackung vorhanden.
Versand möglich.
Käufer übernimmt Versandkosten..
Privatverkauf ohne Rücknahme und Gewährleistung.
With no newer Isolde iterations or major updates since the MKI, this listing's timing feels neutral—it's a classic linear-tracking design from Consonance's early 2000s heyday, still holding appeal for analog purists.
At €800 for excellent condition, this is a solid bargain against recent comps, where the median used price sits at €1,500 (25th percentile €901, 75th €1,713). You're getting strong value if it's truly pristine. Before biting, verify the arm's cueing mechanism and bearing play—common wear points on these decks that can cause skating or rumble if neglected—and confirm the original power supply, lid, and mat are included, as substitutes often compromise sonics.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Opera-Consonance, also marketed as Opera Audio, is a Chinese hi-fi brand founded in 1994 in Beijing by Shi Hui Liu, who is also identified as the company’s chief designer and owner. It is one of the earlier international high-end audio manufacturers to emerge from China, and the brand has long emphasized original design and in-house manufacturing.
Its product range is broad and centered on traditional audiophile components: amplifiers, preamps, CD players and DACs, turntables, loudspeakers, and related accessories. The brand has been especially visible in analogue and tube-oriented gear, including turntable systems and valve amplification, alongside digital source components and speaker designs.
In the market, Opera-Consonance sits in the high-end but still boutique tier rather than the ultra-luxury mainstream. It is better known among experienced audiophiles than casual buyers, with a reputation for ambitious industrial design, careful fit and finish, and strong value relative to more established Western rivals. In the U.S. and other Western markets, it remains a niche brand with a cult following rather than a household name.
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