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Magnat MA900 silber, 10mm dicke Frontplatte, 200Watt sinus an 4 Ohm, power ohne Ende, sehr guter Zustand, Neupreis 1200 Euro, Röhrenvorverstärker und Transistor Endverstärker, super Tests in mehreren Hifi Zeitschriften, alle Anschlüsse, MM und MC Phono. Streamer, CD analog und Digital, website der Analog anschluss besser klingt. 2 x Lichtleiter, 2 Koaxial Anschlüsse, Tuner und vieles mehr. Eine sogenannte Eierwollmilchsau, 3 Klang Regler, mono umschalter. TAPE Anschlüsse. 6.3mm Kopfhörer Anschluss, line in vorne und noch mehr Anschlüsse, alle Anschlüsse sehr massiv. Schwerer Ringkerntrafo. ORGINAL Verpackung vorhanden. Kann gerne gehört werden, CD 60 MARANTZ um Cds zu hören vorhanden.
This is very hard to justify at €850 against your comparable market: the median is €101, the 75th percentile is €182, and this ask sits far above even the top quartile, so it reads as extremely ambitious rather than merely strong. On your own database alone, there’s no way to frame this as normal used pricing.
If the unit is genuinely the MA900 and the condition is truly excellent, the buy case has to come from specific extras or provenance: original packaging, remote, pristine cosmetics, documented servicing, or a rare local pickup convenience. The model can be attractive to tube-amp buyers for its warm presentation and visual appeal, but at this level I’d only bite if the listing includes something materially special; otherwise, the price leaves too little room for a sensible used-audio purchase.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Magnat traces its origins to 1973 in Cologne, Germany, where founder Rainer Haas established the brand with a vision for innovative loudspeaker design. A small team of engineers and sound enthusiasts quickly propelled Magnat forward, launching the groundbreaking "Log" speaker series the following year and cementing its reputation for precision craftsmanship. Over five decades, the company has evolved through milestones like the Quantum Signature, Magnasphere wireless systems, and the pinnacle Vintage 990 in 2001, all while maintaining a core commitment to authentic music reproduction rooted in German engineering excellence.
The brand excels in high-quality loudspeakers across home hi-fi, home cinema, and custom installation categories, featuring proprietary technologies such as Ceramic-Cone-Sandwich drivers and aluminum-magnesium diaphragms for minimal distortion and dynamic sound. Magnat also offers amplifiers, complete hi-fi systems, and car audio solutions, with every product engineered and tested in German laboratories. While early innovations included ribbon technology—discontinued around 1990—the focus remains on robust, durable audio components that blend advanced acoustics with aesthetic appeal, from compact designs to professional in-wall speakers.
Positioned as a mid-tier powerhouse, Magnat delivers audiophile-grade performance at accessible prices, appealing to discerning buyers seeking reliable German quality without ultra-high-end premiums. Present in over 50 countries and owned by VOXX International since the 1990s, it upholds a legacy of passion-driven sound, though some enthusiasts note a shift from its independent heyday. Today, Magnat stands as a trusted choice for pure, moving audio that endures.
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