Why so many linn lp12s for sale


Has anyone noticed that suddenly Agon has numerous linn lp 12s for sale?
Today I counted 8! Is there something going on.....are they going out of style . Or is this just random sales fluctuation?
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Showing 1 response by rodrigaj

After 22 years I got rid of mine. No USA support to speak of, better and cheaper options, two companies in the USA making as good or better products willing to support their turntables regardless of whether you are the original owner or not, etcÂ…

Still the Linn / Naim / ProAc sound, when all was working properly was unique.

Linn has gone the same route as Naim and ProAc. A very expensive boutique company rather than the "common man's" audio manufacturer that they once were.

That is a personal observation and not intended to disparage anyones choice of brand loyalty.