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DVD/SACD/VCD/CD-Player & Recorder, sehr selten genutzt, 135 Watt. Nach einigen Jahren im Karton auf dem Dachboden gebe ich die Anlage jetzt gern in Liebhaber-Hände. Leider fehlt die Fernbedienung, die aber nachgekauft werden kann.
€150 is a touch above the typical used spread, but still not crazy if it’s genuinely excellent and complete. Recent asking prices cluster mostly around about €40–€100, with a few cleaner or more fully kitted examples reaching €120–€150, so this sits near the upper end rather than a bargain.
That said, this is a neat little lifestyle all-in-one: slim, wall-friendly, easy to live with, and well-liked for tidy everyday TV/movies rather than audiophile fireworks. The upside is strongest if it includes the original subwoofer, speakers, remote, and all cables, because completeness matters a lot on these systems. At this age, I’d mainly check that everything powers up cleanly and that the disc loading and speaker channels are behaving as they should.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
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