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Wunderbares Sammlerstück mit Ortophon Pro System, kann gerne getestet werden :) paar Gebrauchsspuren hat er, unter anderem ist leider der Halterungsarm zum Transport abgebrochen ist aber leicht reparierbar, Funktionieren tut er tadellos. Eine Ersatznadel ist auch Vorhanden
This is a seller’s market for direct-drive turntables right now, but the €350 asking price for this Numark Pro TT 1 is clearly ambitious, sitting well above the €211 75th percentile and far over the €107 median from 14 recent EUR comparables. At €350, you’re paying nearly double the typical market value, so this isn’t a bargain unless the unit is in pristine, original-owner condition with rare accessories included.
The Numark Pro TT 1 is a solid, budget-friendly direct-drive workhorse known for reliable motor performance and straightforward setup, making it a worthwhile buy for beginners or DJs needing a no-fuss platter. If this listing truly offers “good” condition with a clean tonearm, original dust cover, and maybe a matching slipmat or stylus, it could justify the stretch—but only if those extras are verified. Without them, the price feels heavy for a model that typically trades under €110.
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Numark Industries was founded in 1971 in Edison, New Jersey, establishing itself as a pioneering force in DJ equipment manufacturing during the rise of disco. The company emerged from the vision of Harry and Robert Kotovsky and quickly became instrumental in shaping modern DJing culture. In 1992, entrepreneur Jack O'Donnell acquired Numark, catalyzing a transformation that positioned the brand as the world's largest DJ equipment manufacturer—a distinction it maintains today with sales that reportedly double those of its closest competitor.
Numark's product portfolio centers on professional and prosumer DJ equipment, including mixing consoles, turntables, CD players, and digital controllers. The brand has earned recognition for consistent innovation, introducing industry firsts such as the first DJ mixer with a built-in sampler (DM1775), the first professional dual-well CD player (CD-5020), and pioneering virtual turntabling technology for CDs. Their current lineup spans playback controllers, mixing consoles, turntables, headphones, speakers, and microphones—comprehensive tools for DJs across skill levels.
Numark occupies the professional and prosumer segment rather than the high-end audiophile market. The brand targets working DJs and music producers seeking reliable, feature-rich equipment that balances accessibility with performance capability. As part of inMusic Brands' portfolio, Numark maintains global distribution through offices in the US, Japan, South America, the UK, Germany, and Taiwan, supported by a team of product developers who are themselves DJs and musicians. The brand's reputation rests on practical innovation and market leadership within the DJ equipment category.
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