I haven't tried a Tektronix product recently, but certainly their older gear is top quality. I can't imagine that you will consider the TDS2001C a "bad" oscilloscope. Tek just doesn't make bad products. There might be better values out there, or more features, but I would be shocked if they ever put their name on something that was junk. That said, it's too bad you can't spend the extra money for the new Agilent or the Tek DPO2000 (currently heavily discounted in the USA, not sure about Europe).
In the USA, you can find really nice used Tek analog scopes for around $200. Could you find something that cheap in Germany? Sure, you run the risk of it breaking, but if it works when you buy it, it will probably last a while. Maybe a local seller (amateur radio swap meet, test equipment supplier with used/refurbished items) has something you could try out in person to verify function. Even if it dies, you could buy three of these for less than one new scope! Also, for your interests (audio, power supplies, radio), nearly all of the development of these areas was done on analog oscilloscopes
I agree that company/distributor support is important. My interactions with the big names (Tek, Agilent, Fluke) have always been very good - responsive, helpful. I could never go with a no-name brand unless it was really cheap.