Lenco L75

[Beginner_N]

Hi All,

Need real quick response. I have source who wants to sell Lenco L75, its in working condition. What is best price i should offer?

Please please response as soon as possible.

Regards,
Nishant

 

[Sumanta]

Too wide a question IMO to answer. Lot many variable to answer precisely. If I were you, I would have offered what is reasonable to me considering my search in net, my requirement, my budget.
If Lenco L75 is way more than I need but is soooooo good to have, I would offer a price I consider in between steal to a reasonable expense.
If L75 is the must for me, then I would have waited if seller's expectation is too high.

 

[reubensm]

The L75 is a legendary turntable and is a fantastic buy for anyone who wants to set up a decent turntable. Prices are very subjective depending on condition, plinth, tonearm, etc. A Lenco L75 in pristine condition with multi-layered plinth and SME/Jelco tonearm can go for as much at 70k. While a humble top-plate with motor and idler, without plinth or anything else can be imported for around 20. As Sumanta mentioned, pricing is based on several factors including personal or emotional ones

 

[Beginner_N]

Thank you!

I am waiting for price from seller. Lets see whats he is asking. I will update you all once i hear from him.

Regards,
Nishant

 

[jls001]

Don't overpay. Do remember that there's lot more work and expenses to bear to realise the true potential of the L75. The stock Lenco is at best just about OK, but it is the various mods that will take its performance to a much higher class. And that takes lots of time, effort and money.

 

[Sumanta]

Don't overpay. Do remember that there's lot more work and expenses to bear to realise the true potential of the L75. The stock Lenco is at best just about OK, but it is the various mods that will take its performance to a much higher class. And that takes lots of time, effort and money.

So it ultimately become costly by various ways! That's an important decision maker for me.

 

[shafic]

Don't overpay. Do remember that there's lot more work and expenses to bear to realise the true potential of the L75. The stock Lenco is at best just about OK, but it is the various mods that will take its performance to a much higher class. And that takes lots of time, effort and money.

Well said Josh!!