I've had an LFD NCSE for a couple of years now(since it was introduced) and have no plans to change or upgrade. All I can say is that there is a reason why so few come up used.
It is likely that the LEIII has outsold any BC integrated by a considerable margin. Due to the many positive comments about the LEIII a lot of people have likely decided to give it a try.
I owned an LEII and it was fantastic but it does have limitations in terms of output which I'm sure is the reason many come up for sale. If an amp doesn't drive your speaker properly the impression will not end up being great.
As an example, I found a smoking hot deal on a pair of Harbeth 40.1's a while back and it was quite apparent that the LEII was not pushing the speaker the way it wanted to be pushed. If I had the NCSE at the time I would likely have my lifetime system running right now.
It is likely that the LEIII has outsold any BC integrated by a considerable margin. Due to the many positive comments about the LEIII a lot of people have likely decided to give it a try.
I owned an LEII and it was fantastic but it does have limitations in terms of output which I'm sure is the reason many come up for sale. If an amp doesn't drive your speaker properly the impression will not end up being great.
As an example, I found a smoking hot deal on a pair of Harbeth 40.1's a while back and it was quite apparent that the LEII was not pushing the speaker the way it wanted to be pushed. If I had the NCSE at the time I would likely have my lifetime system running right now.