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Denna fina arm passar inte på min spelare. Det gäller en Audio Origami PU-7 12” En tidig version av PU-7 Fast tonarmskabel/phonokabel, har kollat så dessa är hela. Byten/delbyten går bra, är i behov av en MC PU
This is a clear buyer’s market for the Audio Origami PU7, and the asking price of kr SEK 22,000 is a genuine bargain. A standard 9" PU7 with Cardas wiring and fixed lead-out retails new around kr SEK 25,000–26,000, while a top-spec Deluxe model reaches kr SEK 44,000; a recent excellent-condition used sale in Melbourne was kr SEK 24,500. At kr SEK 22,000, this sits well below the 25th percentile of typical used pricing, making it a strong deal for a well-loved arm.
The PU7 is highly regarded for blending Linn’s reliability with the PU3’s adjustability, offering wider soundstage and greater air than rivals like the SME IV. It excels in accurate analogue playback with exceptional value, and its hybrid design allows customization of mass, geometry, and armtube. Given the fair price and the arm’s reputation, this listing is a compelling buying opportunity for any serious turntable enthusiast.
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Audio Origami traces its roots to Scotland, emerging from the storied Syrinx brand with over two decades of dedicated engineering in tonearm design. This British boutique operation, now under owner Stephen Cosh following its acquisition from J7, upholds a heritage of precision craftsmanship from its Scottish workshop, where audiophiles and engineers refine analog playback components for the most discerning vinyl enthusiasts.
The brand focuses exclusively on high-performance tonearms, with flagship models like the PU8 and PU7 GTS standing as its core offerings. These incorporate advanced features such as M.M.A.D.S.—a suspended tunnel system that floats internal cabling on ultra-thin, vibration-rejecting flanges—delivering exceptional clarity, lowered noise floors, and uncolored sound without the dulling effects of traditional damping materials.
Positioned as a niche high-end specialist, Audio Origami commands respect among serious vinyl collectors for pushing tonearm boundaries through cutting-edge materials and innovative engineering. Far from mass-market fare, it caters to those seeking ultimate cartridge optimization and authentic analog reproduction, earning acclaim as a maker of the world's finest tonearms in a crowded hi-fi landscape.
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