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Croft 25R (Includes Phono Stage and Improvements)
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Croft 25R (Includes Phono Stage and Improvements)

USD$1,584 GBP$1,180
Location
GB
Seller
imi_the_im
Source
eBay UK
Posted
18 May 2026
Last seen
3d ago

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Our Thoughts RADAR AI

Condition is unknown, but at £1,180 this lands well above your £603 median and even above the £1,075 75th percentile, so it reads as ambitious rather than fair. For a used Croft 25R with phono and upgrades, that only makes sense if the “improvements” are substantial, documented, and genuinely desirable.

The upside is that Croft gear is well liked for its musical, organic presentation and the built-in phono stage adds real value for vinyl users. If it’s been carefully updated and comes with proof of the work, this is the kind of listing that can justify a premium; if not, I’d want a stronger explanation of the uplift before paying above the top quartile.

Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.

About Croft

Croft is a British hi-fi brand associated with Glenn Croft, whose roots go back to the late 1970s in Wolverhampton, England, when he was repairing and modifying valve audio equipment. By the early 1980s, the Croft name was established in specialist audio, and the company has been in business for decades rather than operating as a new boutique label.

The brand is best known for amplification, especially valve and hybrid amplifiers and preamplifiers; its phono stages and integrated amplifiers are particularly well regarded among vinyl-focused listeners. Croft is not known as a maker of speakers, turntables, DACs, headphones, or cables, but rather as a focused electronics specialist built around simple, hand-crafted designs.

In the market, Croft sits in the niche audiophile and specialist British hi-fi segment: neither mass-market nor ultra-luxury, but respected for musical, tube-based sound and a loyal following among enthusiasts. Its appeal is strongest with buyers who value classic circuit design, understated engineering, and a distinctly old-school hi-fi character.

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