Wega 3200 Gramoradio – another masterpiece of German design and engineering from the late 1960s. It was manufactured by Wega in Stuttgart between 1967 and 1968, and it’s like a grand piano among gramoradios: standing tall, it not only looks noble but sounds superb as well. Inside this top-tier model hides an amplifier with two output stages rated at 16 W, a Dual 1015 turntable with a Pickering V15DAC magnetic cartridge. A total of 36 transistors ensure a clean and dynamic sound that was at the pinnacle of home audio at the time. The Wega 3200 does not include built-in speakers, therefore it requires external ones, allowing the user to choose an ideal sound companion—for example, based on room acoustics or design.