iFi Audio GObar HiRes DAC mit Kopfhörerverstärker Kaum benutzt - wie neu!Mit Original-Verpackung und allem Zubehör.Apple Lightning Kabel und USB-C OTG Kabel (Android) Bit-Perfect DSD & DXD DAC, MQA44,1 - 384kHzBalanced 4,4mm & 3,5mm Output Bei Fragen gerne einfach eine Nachricht schreiben! Der Verkauf erfolgt - wie üblich - unter Ausschluss jeglicher Sachmangelhaftung (Privatverkauf).

WiiM AMP Integrierter Streaming Verstärker integrated streaming amp space grey. Versand mit DHL Paket bis 5 kg. Der WiiM Amp ist der perfekte Streaming-Verstärker mit einem Höchstmaß an Ausstattung, einem mitreißenden Klangerlebnis mit hochauflösender Qualität, Multiroom-Funktionen und einer einfachen Anbindung an Streamingdienste – alles zu einem unschlagbaren Preis.Sie können den WiiM Amp an Ihre klassischen passiven Lautsprecher anschließen und zum Beispiel Ihren Plattenspieler oder CD-Spieler in ein Multiroom-System einbinden. So streamen Sie Musik über Ihre existierenden Komponenten mühelos direkt aus einer Musik-App und können sie sogar per Sprachbefehl steuern.Der Class-D-Verstärker mit 60 Watt pro Kanal (8 Ohm) oder 120 Watt pro Kanal (4 Ohm) liefert großartigen, kraftvollen Sound an den Audio-Ausgang mit zwei Paar Bananenstecker-Buchsen für die Lautsprecher. Ein RCA-/Cinch-Subwoofer-Ausgang steht ebenfalls zur Verfügung.

iFi Audio GObar HiRes DAC mit Kopfhörerverstärker Kaum benutzt - wie neu!Mit Original-Verpackung und allem Zubehör.Apple Lightning Kabel und USB-C OTG Kabel (Android) Bit-Perfect DSD & DXD DAC, MQA44,1 - 384kHzBalanced 4,4mm & 3,5mm Output Bei Fragen gerne einfach eine Nachricht schreiben! Der Verkauf erfolgt - wie üblich - unter Ausschluss jeglicher Sachmangelhaftung (Privatverkauf).

Ich verkaufe meinen WiiM Amp in der Farbe grau. Das Gerät ist aus März 2024 und wie neu. Lieferung inklusive komplettem Zubehör und OVP. Der Verkauf erfolgt unter Ausschluss jeglicher Gewährleistung

WiiM AMP Integrierter Streaming Verstärker integrated streaming amp space grey. Versand mit DHL Paket bis 5 kg. Der WiiM Amp ist der perfekte Streaming-Verstärker mit einem Höchstmaß an Ausstattung, einem mitreißenden Klangerlebnis mit hochauflösender Qualität, Multiroom-Funktionen und einer einfachen Anbindung an Streamingdienste – alles zu einem unschlagbaren Preis.Sie können den WiiM Amp an Ihre klassischen passiven Lautsprecher anschließen und zum Beispiel Ihren Plattenspieler oder CD-Spieler in ein Multiroom-System einbinden. So streamen Sie Musik über Ihre existierenden Komponenten mühelos direkt aus einer Musik-App und können sie sogar per Sprachbefehl steuern.Der Class-D-Verstärker mit 60 Watt pro Kanal (8 Ohm) oder 120 Watt pro Kanal (4 Ohm) liefert großartigen, kraftvollen Sound an den Audio-Ausgang mit zwei Paar Bananenstecker-Buchsen für die Lautsprecher. Ein RCA-/Cinch-Subwoofer-Ausgang steht ebenfalls zur Verfügung.

Zum Verkauf steht ein nahezu neuwertiger Wiim Amp Streaming Verstärker in technisch und optisch einwandfreiem Zustand. Das Zubehör ist vollständig und zum Großteil unbenutzt. Technische Daten:2 x 60 Watt (8?) / 2 x 120 Watt (4?)Kraftvolle Class-D EndstufenGehäuse: Eloxiertes AluminiumBedienelemente: Lautstärkeregler, Wiedergabe/PauseLautsprecherausgang: Stereo- oder Dual-Mono-SoundHeimkino-Audioformate: Stereo PCM (Dolby Digital und DTS werden nicht unterstützt)Audioeingang: HDMI Arc, Optisch, LineAudioausgang: Lautsprecheranschluss, Subwoofer-Ausgang mit BassmanagementAudioformate: MP3, AAC, ALAC, APE, FLAC, AIFF, WAV, WMA, OGGEqualizer: 10-Band Grafik-EQ, 4-Band parametrischer EQSubwoofer-Ausgang: Automatische Anschlusserkennung, vom Benutzer einstellbare Frequenzweiche zw. 30-200 HzKonnektivität: Netzwerk: IEEE 802.11 b/g/n/ac Dualband Wi-Fi, 10/100 Mbps LANBluetooth - BT 5.1, A2DP Sink und Source, AVRCP, BLE HID.Unterstützte Streaming-Protokolle: AirPlay 2, Chromecast, Spotify Connect, TIDAL Connect, Alexa Cast, DLNAAbmessungen: 190 mm x 190mm x 63 mmGewicht: 1,84 kgStromversorgung 100-240V 50/60Hz Wechselstrom Privatverkauf – keine Gewährleistung, keine Rücknahme.

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I just took this baby out of my system! It sounds Astounding! Although is has 5.1 channels for video, I use it as an Audiophile Grade Stereo pre-amp because of the startling intimacy of music, natural, crystal clear, with a wide sound stage and pin-point localization of voices and instruments. You hear the music as the musicians heard it, without the limitations of typical electronics. This sold for around $2000 new. I have a third party remote that controls volume and inputs, but does not have Power on/off function. It has Toslink and Digital Audio inputs with XLR outputs along with analog RCA outputs. I have been Very Happy with this pre-amp. It sounds wonderful! The Shipping cost reflects how Heavy and SOLID this unit is. I work hard to maintain my perfect 100% customer feedback. I will package your SPACE PR250B with Great Care so you can hear what I hear! Expect more Impact more Intamacy more Music! On line Review: This is a high-end legacy processor from the now deceased Danish manufacturer Thule. When new, I believe that they retailed for going on for 1800. The unit is a lot more classy looking that most of the stuff on the market. Im guessing that the closest equivalent competitor to this unit would be something like the Meridian 565. - brilliant two channel pre-amp utilising high quality PSUs (over 20 if I remember correctly), lovely volume control, and a set of RCA or fully balanced inputs and outputs that completely bypass all of the AV circuits - high quality stereo capable DAC (Ill come back to that shortly) - high quality AV processing on DPL, DD and DTS. Note: All you get is DPL, DD and DTS, but its done very well. Connection wise, it has seven analogue stereo inputs (one of which is balanced), three toslink optical inputs and 5 coaxial SPDIF inputs. Outputs include balanced outputs for front stereo speakers, 6.2 channel RCA phono (2 fronts, 2 rears, 2 centres and 2 subs). It does also support video input and output via composite and s-vid, but in these days of HDMI, I assume that not many people will be actually using these. Personally I only used a video output to assist with the menu setup. As this amp doesnt have a whole bunch of pointless settings, the menu is actually very straightforward to use. So, onto what its like. For the money, bloody brilliant. I bought this to replace a Yamaha E800, which is well thought of on these forums. Frankly, the Thule walked all over the Yam and spat it out the other side. I was shocked at how much better the Thule was. Once Id settled in to using it, couldnt resist comparing my SB+ (SB+ via analogue into the Thule vs the Thule as a DAC being driven by the digital output on the SB+). I actually slightly preferred the Thule as a DAC. Wasnt much in it, more personal preference than anything, but IMO it was slightly more natural in its presentation style. More recently, I took along the Thule to get a feel for how good some of the Linn DS streamers were. IMO whilst the Akurate was definitely better (as it should be costing 4k). However the Thule was VERY similar! Heres the official specs: - Precision volume control with 0.5dB adjustment step and 100dB range - Direct key access to channel trim adjustments with 0.5dB adjustment step - Delay adjustment for center, surround left and surround right channels - Direct key access to input selection - Most inputs can be assigned as analogue, electrical digital or optical - Sensitivity for analogue inputs to DSP can be adjusted for improved dynamic range - S-video and composite video switching with 70MHz bandwidth - Video encoder with On Screen Display (OSD), which is automatically bypassed when not used - Flexible speaker settings with extensive bass management - Adjustable crossover frequency (60 120Hz) for bass management - Dynamic range compression e.g. for improved performance in noisy environments - New 56362 Motorola DSP with 100 MIPS (Million Instructions Per Second) - Upgradable design for coming sound formats - 8 pcs. Burr Brown 24bit/96kHz D/A converters - True differential D/A conversion in Left and Right channels for optimal performance with 24bit/96kHz stereo sound from DVD audio discs. - Pure analogue input with true balanced pure analogue signal path - 32 96 kHz PCM stereo - Dolby Pro Logic decoding - Dolby Digital decoding with auto detection - DTS decoding with auto detection

Haushaltsgeräte Kopfhörer Handys & Smartphones Notebooks & Netbooks Baby Breezy Shop Fenster schließen Fenster schließen Fenster schließen TANCHJIM SPACE CS43131*2 DSD256 3,5 mm & 4,4 mm Ausgangsanschluss PCM 32bit/768 kHz Dual Hochleistungs-Tragbarer DAC/Amp Dieses Rücksendeprodukt ist wie neu, nur die Verpackung wurde ersetzt. Machen Sie die Welt ein bisschen nachhaltiger, indem Sie diesem Rücknahmeprodukt ein zweites Leben geben. Sie erhalten von uns 12 Monate Gewährleistung. TANCHJIM SPACE CS43131*2 DSD256 3,5 mm & 4,4 mm Ausgangsanschluss PCM 32bit/768 kHz Dual Hochleistungs-Tragbarer DAC/Amp Artikelmerkmale Andere Brand Fanmusic Label TANCHJIM Manufacturer TANCHJIM Model SPACE NumberOfItems 1 ProductGroup CE ProductTypeName AV_RECEIVER Publisher TANCHJIM Studio TANCHJIM Title TANCHJIM SPACE CS43131*2 DSD256 3,5 mm & 4,4 mm Ausgangsanschluss PCM 32bit/768 kHz Dual Hochleistungs-Tragbarer DAC/Amp PackageDimensions Height 1.2598425184 inches Length 4.0551181061 inches Weight 0.2425084882 pounds Width 3.9763779487 inches Über Breezy Wir geben Retouren ein zweites Leben: Oft war das Produkt nur kurz aus der Verpackung, hat leichte Gebrauchsspuren oder ist aus einem anderen Grund nicht mehr ganz neu. Wir prüfen und testen diese Produkte gründlich. Auf diese Weise garantieren wir stets die höchstmögliche Qualität. Der Zustand jedes Artikels wird angegeben, damit Sie genau wissen, woran Sie sind. Sollte es widererwartend nicht Ihren Erwartungen entsprechen, werden wir eine gute Lösung finden. Breezy, always a smile in return. Für Sie und für die Umwelt. Impressum Allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen Datenschutz

I just took this baby out of my system! It sounds Astounding! Although is has 5.1 channels for video, I use it as an Audiophile Grade Stereo pre-amp because of the startling intimacy of music, natural, crystal clear, with a wide sound stage and pin-point localization of voices and instruments. You hear the music as the musicians heard it, without the limitations of typical electronics. This sold for around $2000 new. I have a third party remote that controls volume and inputs, but does not have Power on/off function. It has Toslink and Digital Audio inputs with XLR outputs along with analog RCA outputs. I have been Very Happy with this pre-amp. It sounds wonderful! The Shipping cost reflects how Heavy and SOLID this unit is. I work hard to maintain my perfect 100% customer feedback. I will package your SPACE PR250B with Great Care so you can hear what I hear! Expect more Impact more Intamacy more Music! On line Review: This is a high-end legacy processor from the now deceased Danish manufacturer Thule. When new, I believe that they retailed for going on for 1800. The unit is a lot more classy looking that most of the stuff on the market. Im guessing that the closest equivalent competitor to this unit would be something like the Meridian 565. - brilliant two channel pre-amp utilising high quality PSUs (over 20 if I remember correctly), lovely volume control, and a set of RCA or fully balanced inputs and outputs that completely bypass all of the AV circuits - high quality stereo capable DAC (Ill come back to that shortly) - high quality AV processing on DPL, DD and DTS. Note: All you get is DPL, DD and DTS, but its done very well. Connection wise, it has seven analogue stereo inputs (one of which is balanced), three toslink optical inputs and 5 coaxial SPDIF inputs. Outputs include balanced outputs for front stereo speakers, 6.2 channel RCA phono (2 fronts, 2 rears, 2 centres and 2 subs). It does also support video input and output via composite and s-vid, but in these days of HDMI, I assume that not many people will be actually using these. Personally I only used a video output to assist with the menu setup. As this amp doesnt have a whole bunch of pointless settings, the menu is actually very straightforward to use. So, onto what its like. For the money, bloody brilliant. I bought this to replace a Yamaha E800, which is well thought of on these forums. Frankly, the Thule walked all over the Yam and spat it out the other side. I was shocked at how much better the Thule was. Once Id settled in to using it, couldnt resist comparing my SB+ (SB+ via analogue into the Thule vs the Thule as a DAC being driven by the digital output on the SB+). I actually slightly preferred the Thule as a DAC. Wasnt much in it, more personal preference than anything, but IMO it was slightly more natural in its presentation style. More recently, I took along the Thule to get a feel for how good some of the Linn DS streamers were. IMO whilst the Akurate was definitely better (as it should be costing 4k). However the Thule was VERY similar! Heres the official specs: - Precision volume control with 0.5dB adjustment step and 100dB range - Direct key access to channel trim adjustments with 0.5dB adjustment step - Delay adjustment for center, surround left and surround right channels - Direct key access to input selection - Most inputs can be assigned as analogue, electrical digital or optical - Sensitivity for analogue inputs to DSP can be adjusted for improved dynamic range - S-video and composite video switching with 70MHz bandwidth - Video encoder with On Screen Display (OSD), which is automatically bypassed when not used - Flexible speaker settings with extensive bass management - Adjustable crossover frequency (60 120Hz) for bass management - Dynamic range compression e.g. for improved performance in noisy environments - New 56362 Motorola DSP with 100 MIPS (Million Instructions Per Second) - Upgradable design for coming sound formats - 8 pcs. Burr Brown 24bit/96kHz D/A converters - True differential D/A conversion in Left and Right channels for optimal performance with 24bit/96kHz stereo sound from DVD audio discs. - Pure analogue input with true balanced pure analogue signal path - 32 96 kHz PCM stereo - Dolby Pro Logic decoding - Dolby Digital decoding with auto detection - DTS decoding with auto detection

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I just took this baby out of my system! It sounds Astounding! Although is has 5.1 channels for video, I use it as an Audiophile Grade Stereo pre-amp because of the startling intimacy of music, natural, crystal clear, with a wide sound stage and pin-point localization of voices and instruments. You hear the music as the musicians heard it, without the limitations of typical electronics. This sold for around $2000 new. I have a third party remote that controls volume and inputs, but does not have Power on/off function. It has Toslink and Digital Audio inputs with XLR outputs along with analog RCA outputs. I have been Very Happy with this pre-amp. It sounds wonderful! The Shipping cost reflects how Heavy and SOLID this unit is. I work hard to maintain my perfect 100% customer feedback. I will package your SPACE PR250B with Great Care so you can hear what I hear! Expect more Impact more Intamacy more Music! On line Review: This is a high-end legacy processor from the now deceased Danish manufacturer Thule. When new, I believe that they retailed for going on for 1800. The unit is a lot more classy looking that most of the stuff on the market. Im guessing that the closest equivalent competitor to this unit would be something like the Meridian 565. - brilliant two channel pre-amp utilising high quality PSUs (over 20 if I remember correctly), lovely volume control, and a set of RCA or fully balanced inputs and outputs that completely bypass all of the AV circuits - high quality stereo capable DAC (Ill come back to that shortly) - high quality AV processing on DPL, DD and DTS. Note: All you get is DPL, DD and DTS, but its done very well. Connection wise, it has seven analogue stereo inputs (one of which is balanced), three toslink optical inputs and 5 coaxial SPDIF inputs. Outputs include balanced outputs for front stereo speakers, 6.2 channel RCA phono (2 fronts, 2 rears, 2 centres and 2 subs). It does also support video input and output via composite and s-vid, but in these days of HDMI, I assume that not many people will be actually using these. Personally I only used a video output to assist with the menu setup. As this amp doesnt have a whole bunch of pointless settings, the menu is actually very straightforward to use. So, onto what its like. For the money, bloody brilliant. I bought this to replace a Yamaha E800, which is well thought of on these forums. Frankly, the Thule walked all over the Yam and spat it out the other side. I was shocked at how much better the Thule was. Once Id settled in to using it, couldnt resist comparing my SB+ (SB+ via analogue into the Thule vs the Thule as a DAC being driven by the digital output on the SB+). I actually slightly preferred the Thule as a DAC. Wasnt much in it, more personal preference than anything, but IMO it was slightly more natural in its presentation style. More recently, I took along the Thule to get a feel for how good some of the Linn DS streamers were. IMO whilst the Akurate was definitely better (as it should be costing 4k). However the Thule was VERY similar! Heres the official specs: - Precision volume control with 0.5dB adjustment step and 100dB range - Direct key access to channel trim adjustments with 0.5dB adjustment step - Delay adjustment for center, surround left and surround right channels - Direct key access to input selection - Most inputs can be assigned as analogue, electrical digital or optical - Sensitivity for analogue inputs to DSP can be adjusted for improved dynamic range - S-video and composite video switching with 70MHz bandwidth - Video encoder with On Screen Display (OSD), which is automatically bypassed when not used - Flexible speaker settings with extensive bass management - Adjustable crossover frequency (60 120Hz) for bass management - Dynamic range compression e.g. for improved performance in noisy environments - New 56362 Motorola DSP with 100 MIPS (Million Instructions Per Second) - Upgradable design for coming sound formats - 8 pcs. Burr Brown 24bit/96kHz D/A converters - True differential D/A conversion in Left and Right channels for optimal performance with 24bit/96kHz stereo sound from DVD audio discs. - Pure analogue input with true balanced pure analogue signal path - 32 96 kHz PCM stereo - Dolby Pro Logic decoding - Dolby Digital decoding with auto detection - DTS decoding with auto detection

Nakamichi SoundSpace 8 1/2 8.5 AV Tuner Center Channel Amp Unit DVD Beschreibung Amp Schaltet Sich nicht Ein, fehlt Verbindung kabel zum tuner und DVD player daher nicht Getestet und wird alles als Defekt Gerät verkauft! Ohne Fernbedienung Amp doesnt turns ON and connection cables of Tuner and DVD player also missing therefore all will be sold for parts! Without remote control Optische Zustand bitte den Bildern entnehmen, Original Fotos!!! Wichtig / Important!! Das ist eine Gebrauchtware / This is an Used Item. Es gibt natürlich Gebrauchtspüren / There are some signs of wear. Sehen Sie bitte auf der Fotos und lesen sie mit großer Aufmerksamkeit die Artikelbeschreibung / Please see the pictures and read the item details carefully. Sie kaufen nur das was sie auf dem Foto sehen / You buy only what you see on Pictures. BITTE GEBEN SIE NICHT VORSCHNELL SCHLECHTE BEWERTUNGEN AB, DA DIESE NICHT RÜCKGÄNGIG ZU MACHEN SIND. BISHER HABEN WIR NOCH FÜR JEDES PROBLEM EINE ZUFRIEDENSTELLENDE LÖSUNG GEFUNDEN / PLEASE DONOT GIVE BAD REVIEWS WHICH CANNOT BE REVERSED. THERE WILL BE ALWAYS A SOLUTION OF PROBLEM. Danke für das Verständnis / Many Thanks for understanding! ÜBER UNS / ABOUT US Wir bieten die besten Preise für qualitativ hochwertige Produkte. Unser E-Store umfasst Medien wie Bücher, Elektronik, Spielzeug, Sport, Werkzeuge, Haushalts- und Gartenartikel und mehr / We offered quality product in relatively fair price. our store offers variety of products like Electronics, Books, Toys, Sports, Tools, Househols and Garden and many other products. VERSAND / Shipping Wir arbeiten immer hart daran, dass Ihr Paket so schnell wie möglich ankommt. Bitte haben Sie Verständnis dafür, dass einige Faktoren wie Wetter, hoher Postverkehr und die Leistung von Versandunternehmen außerhalb unserer Kontrolle liegen / We worked hard to send and deliver your item as soon as possible. Please understand, that some of factors like weather, workload and capacity of shipping company are not in our hand. Meistens Wir bieten kostenlosen Versand in Deutschland und versenden innerhalb von 2 Werktagen nach Zahlungseingang, in der Regel früher. Wir akzeptieren keine P.O. Kästen und Packstation. Bitte geben Sie eine physische Adresse an / Mostly we offered shipping free of charge within Germany and product will be shipped with 2 working days after Payment confirmation. We don not deliver and accept P.O Box and Packstation. Please always provide physical postal address. Rückversand / Return Wir bieten ein 14-tägiges Rückgaberecht für Artikel, mit denen Sie nicht vollständig zufrieden sind / We offered 14 days return policy on all of our item. You can return the item if you are not satisfy. Copyright © 2024 zieltrading | All Rights Reserved

I just took this baby out of my system! It sounds Astounding! Although is has 5.1 channels for video, I use it as an Audiophile Grade Stereo pre-amp because of the startling intimacy of music, natural, crystal clear, with a wide sound stage and pin-point localization of voices and instruments. You hear the music as the musicians heard it, without the limitations of typical electronics. This sold for around $2000 new. I have a third party remote that controls volume and inputs, but does not have Power on/off function. It has Toslink and Digital Audio inputs with XLR outputs along with analog RCA outputs. I have been Very Happy with this pre-amp. It sounds wonderful! The Shipping cost reflects how Heavy and SOLID this unit is. I work hard to maintain my perfect 100% customer feedback. I will package your SPACE PR250B with Great Care so you can hear what I hear! Expect more Impact more Intamacy more Music! On line Review: This is a high-end legacy processor from the now deceased Danish manufacturer Thule. When new, I believe that they retailed for going on for 1800. The unit is a lot more classy looking that most of the stuff on the market. Im guessing that the closest equivalent competitor to this unit would be something like the Meridian 565. - brilliant two channel pre-amp utilising high quality PSUs (over 20 if I remember correctly), lovely volume control, and a set of RCA or fully balanced inputs and outputs that completely bypass all of the AV circuits - high quality stereo capable DAC (Ill come back to that shortly) - high quality AV processing on DPL, DD and DTS. Note: All you get is DPL, DD and DTS, but its done very well. Connection wise, it has seven analogue stereo inputs (one of which is balanced), three toslink optical inputs and 5 coaxial SPDIF inputs. Outputs include balanced outputs for front stereo speakers, 6.2 channel RCA phono (2 fronts, 2 rears, 2 centres and 2 subs). It does also support video input and output via composite and s-vid, but in these days of HDMI, I assume that not many people will be actually using these. Personally I only used a video output to assist with the menu setup. As this amp doesnt have a whole bunch of pointless settings, the menu is actually very straightforward to use. So, onto what its like. For the money, bloody brilliant. I bought this to replace a Yamaha E800, which is well thought of on these forums. Frankly, the Thule walked all over the Yam and spat it out the other side. I was shocked at how much better the Thule was. Once Id settled in to using it, couldnt resist comparing my SB+ (SB+ via analogue into the Thule vs the Thule as a DAC being driven by the digital output on the SB+). I actually slightly preferred the Thule as a DAC. Wasnt much in it, more personal preference than anything, but IMO it was slightly more natural in its presentation style. More recently, I took along the Thule to get a feel for how good some of the Linn DS streamers were. IMO whilst the Akurate was definitely better (as it should be costing 4k). However the Thule was VERY similar! Heres the official specs: - Precision volume control with 0.5dB adjustment step and 100dB range - Direct key access to channel trim adjustments with 0.5dB adjustment step - Delay adjustment for center, surround left and surround right channels - Direct key access to input selection - Most inputs can be assigned as analogue, electrical digital or optical - Sensitivity for analogue inputs to DSP can be adjusted for improved dynamic range - S-video and composite video switching with 70MHz bandwidth - Video encoder with On Screen Display (OSD), which is automatically bypassed when not used - Flexible speaker settings with extensive bass management - Adjustable crossover frequency (60 120Hz) for bass management - Dynamic range compression e.g. for improved performance in noisy environments - New 56362 Motorola DSP with 100 MIPS (Million Instructions Per Second) - Upgradable design for coming sound formats - 8 pcs. Burr Brown 24bit/96kHz D/A converters - True differential D/A conversion in Left and Right channels for optimal performance with 24bit/96kHz stereo sound from DVD audio discs. - Pure analogue input with true balanced pure analogue signal path - 32 96 kHz PCM stereo - Dolby Pro Logic decoding - Dolby Digital decoding with auto detection - DTS decoding with auto detection

I just took this baby out of my system! It sounds Astounding! Although is has 5.1 channels for video, I use it as an Audiophile grade Stereo pre-amp because of the startling intimacy of my music, natural, crystal clear, with a wide sound stage and pin-point localization of voices and instruments. You hear the music as the musicians heard it, and not the limitations of the electronics. I believe this sold for around $1,400 new. I have a third party remote that controls volume and inputs, but does not have Power on/off function. It has Toslink and Digital Audio inputs with XLR outputs along with analog RCA outputs. I have been Very Happy with this pre-amp. It sounds wonderful! I just need to move on to audition the other audiophile gear I own, so you get the advantage of my exploration with a wonderful Audio/Video pre-amp/Processor of your own. Look for my Class A Yamaha M40 power amp or my Hafler dh-220 power amp to match with this, or go 5.1 channel with great confidence! The Shipping cost reflects how Heavy and SOLID this unit is. I work hard to maintain my perfect 100% customer feedback. I will package your SPACE PR250B with Great Care so you can hear what I hear! On line Review: Before we go any further, this processor does not support HD audio formats via HDMI or have 5.1 analogue bypass. Being a processor, it also does not include any power amplification. If you really need any of those, stop reading now. Now, onto the good stuff. This is a high-end legacy processor from the now deceased Danish manufacturer Thule. When new, I believe that they retailed for going on for 1800. The unit is fully working and as can be seen, is a lot more classy looking that most of the stuff on the market. Im guessing that the closest equivalent competitor to this unit would be something like the Meridian 565. Its best to think of it as three solutions all married rather well into a single box, i.e. - brilliant two channel pre-amp utilising high quality PSUs (over 20 if I remember correctly), lovely volume control, and a set of RCA or fully balanced inputs and outputs that completely bypass all of the AV circuits - high quality stereo capable DAC (Ill come back to that shortly) - high quality AV processing on DPL, DD and DTS. Note that this amp completely eschews the usual high street manufacturers naff modes such as concert (for which read, in the concert hall bogs). All you get is DPL, DD and DTS, but its done very well. Connection wise, it has seven analogue stereo inputs (one of which is balanced), three toslink optical inputs and 5 coaxial SPDIF inputs. Outputs include balanced outputs for front stereo speakers, 6.2 channel RCA phono (2 fronts, 2 rears, 2 centres and 2 subs). It does also support video input and output via composite and s-vid, but in these days of HDMI, I assume that not many people will be actually using these. Personally I only used a video output to assist with the menu setup. As this amp doesnt have a whole bunch of pointless settings, the menu is actually very straightforward to use, and for anyone who collects, Ill walk them through the process (doesnt take long). So, onto what its like. For the money, bloody brilliant. I bought this to replace a Yamaha E800, which is well thought of on these forums. Frankly, the Thule walked all over the Yam and spat it out the other side. I was shocked at how much better the Thule was. Once Id settled in to using it, couldnt resist comparing my SB+ (SB+ via analogue into the Thule vs the Thule as a DAC being driven by the digital output on the SB+). I actually slightly preferred the Thule as a DAC. Wasnt much in it, more personal preference than anything, but IMO it was slightly more natural in its presentation style. More recently, I took along the Thule to get a feel for how good some of the Linn DS streamers were. IMO whilst the Akurate was definitely better (as it should be costing 4k). However the Thule was VERY similar overall to the Majik. Being in mind that the Majik costs a cool 2k and you start to get a feel for how well I regard what is an AV processor. For films, Ive used the Thule on the backend of a DVD player, Samsung BD player (via coax digital) and more recently a PS3 (via optical). No the Thule cant process HDMI signals, but is still made all of those sound brilliant. To cover your question about so if its so good, whys its going?. As one of the statistics of the economy, Im in the process of simplifying a number of my areas of interest. Done my camera and watches. Time to do the stereo unfortunately. Heres the official specs: - Precision volume control with 0.5dB adjustment step and 100dB range - Direct key access to channel trim adjustments with 0.5dB adjustment step - Delay adjustment for center, surround left and surround right channels - Direct key access to input selection - Most inputs can be assigned as analogue, electrical digital or optical - Sensitivity for analogue inputs to DSP can be adjusted for improved dynamic range - S-video and composite video switching with 70MHz bandwidth - Video encoder with On Screen Display (OSD), which is automatically bypassed when not used - Flexible speaker settings with extensive bass management - Adjustable crossover frequency (60 120Hz) for bass management - Dynamic range compression e.g. for improved performance in noisy environments - New 56362 Motorola DSP with 100 MIPS (Million Instructions Per Second) - Upgradable design for coming sound formats - 8 pcs. Burr Brown 24bit/96kHz D/A converters - True differential D/A conversion in Left and Right channels for optimal performance with 24bit/96kHz stereo sound from DVD audio discs. - Pure analogue input with true balanced pure analogue signal path - 32 96 kHz PCM stereo - Dolby Pro Logic decoding - Dolby Digital decoding with auto detection - DTS decoding with auto detection

Got this recently to power Martin Logan Preface (4ohms) and it did a solid job. For the price, this is the holy grail of amps. Tons of streaming options, built well, HDMI port, small and quiet. I am selling to purchase a receiver to get the full range of my speakers. The overall condition is mint. Original box and cables are included.

Got this recently to power Martin Logan Preface (4ohms) and it did a solid job. For the price, this is the holy grail of amps. Tons of streaming options, built well, HDMI port, small and quiet. I am selling to purchase a receiver to get the full range of my speakers. The overall condition is mint. Original box and cables are included.

I just took this baby out of my system! It sounds Astounding! Although is has 5.1 channels for video, I use it as an Audiophile grade Stereo pre-amp because of the startling intimacy of my music, natural, crystal clear, with a wide sound stage and pin-point localization of voices and instruments. You hear the music as the musicians heard it, and not the limitations of the electronics. I believe this sold for around $1,400 new. I have a third party remote that controls volume and inputs, but does not have Power on/off function. It has Toslink and Digital Audio inputs with XLR outputs along with analog RCA outputs. I have been Very Happy with this pre-amp. It sounds wonderful! I just need to move on to audition the other audiophile gear I own, so you get the advantage of my exploration with a wonderful Audio/Video pre-amp/Processor of your own. Look for my Class A Yamaha M40 power amp or my Hafler dh-220 power amp to match with this, or go 5.1 channel with great confidence! The Shipping cost reflects how Heavy and SOLID this unit is. I work hard to maintain my perfect 100% customer feedback. I will package your SPACE PR250B with Great Care so you can hear what I hear! On line Review: Before we go any further, this processor does not support HD audio formats via HDMI or have 5.1 analogue bypass. Being a processor, it also does not include any power amplification. If you really need any of those, stop reading now. Now, onto the good stuff. This is a high-end legacy processor from the now deceased Danish manufacturer Thule. When new, I believe that they retailed for going on for 1800. The unit is fully working and as can be seen, is a lot more classy looking that most of the stuff on the market. Im guessing that the closest equivalent competitor to this unit would be something like the Meridian 565. Its best to think of it as three solutions all married rather well into a single box, i.e. - brilliant two channel pre-amp utilising high quality PSUs (over 20 if I remember correctly), lovely volume control, and a set of RCA or fully balanced inputs and outputs that completely bypass all of the AV circuits - high quality stereo capable DAC (Ill come back to that shortly) - high quality AV processing on DPL, DD and DTS. Note that this amp completely eschews the usual high street manufacturers naff modes such as concert (for which read, in the concert hall bogs). All you get is DPL, DD and DTS, but its done very well. Connection wise, it has seven analogue stereo inputs (one of which is balanced), three toslink optical inputs and 5 coaxial SPDIF inputs. Outputs include balanced outputs for front stereo speakers, 6.2 channel RCA phono (2 fronts, 2 rears, 2 centres and 2 subs). It does also support video input and output via composite and s-vid, but in these days of HDMI, I assume that not many people will be actually using these. Personally I only used a video output to assist with the menu setup. As this amp doesnt have a whole bunch of pointless settings, the menu is actually very straightforward to use, and for anyone who collects, Ill walk them through the process (doesnt take long). So, onto what its like. For the money, bloody brilliant. I bought this to replace a Yamaha E800, which is well thought of on these forums. Frankly, the Thule walked all over the Yam and spat it out the other side. I was shocked at how much better the Thule was. Once Id settled in to using it, couldnt resist comparing my SB+ (SB+ via analogue into the Thule vs the Thule as a DAC being driven by the digital output on the SB+). I actually slightly preferred the Thule as a DAC. Wasnt much in it, more personal preference than anything, but IMO it was slightly more natural in its presentation style. More recently, I took along the Thule to get a feel for how good some of the Linn DS streamers were. IMO whilst the Akurate was definitely better (as it should be costing 4k). However the Thule was VERY similar overall to the Majik. Being in mind that the Majik costs a cool 2k and you start to get a feel for how well I regard what is an AV processor. For films, Ive used the Thule on the backend of a DVD player, Samsung BD player (via coax digital) and more recently a PS3 (via optical). No the Thule cant process HDMI signals, but is still made all of those sound brilliant. To cover your question about so if its so good, whys its going?. As one of the statistics of the economy, Im in the process of simplifying a number of my areas of interest. Done my camera and watches. Time to do the stereo unfortunately. Heres the official specs: - Precision volume control with 0.5dB adjustment step and 100dB range - Direct key access to channel trim adjustments with 0.5dB adjustment step - Delay adjustment for center, surround left and surround right channels - Direct key access to input selection - Most inputs can be assigned as analogue, electrical digital or optical - Sensitivity for analogue inputs to DSP can be adjusted for improved dynamic range - S-video and composite video switching with 70MHz bandwidth - Video encoder with On Screen Display (OSD), which is automatically bypassed when not used - Flexible speaker settings with extensive bass management - Adjustable crossover frequency (60 120Hz) for bass management - Dynamic range compression e.g. for improved performance in noisy environments - New 56362 Motorola DSP with 100 MIPS (Million Instructions Per Second) - Upgradable design for coming sound formats - 8 pcs. Burr Brown 24bit/96kHz D/A converters - True differential D/A conversion in Left and Right channels for optimal performance with 24bit/96kHz stereo sound from DVD audio discs. - Pure analogue input with true balanced pure analogue signal path - 32 96 kHz PCM stereo - Dolby Pro Logic decoding - Dolby Digital decoding with auto detection - DTS decoding with auto detection

I just took this baby out of my system! It sounds Astounding! Although is has 5.1 channels for video, I use it as an Audiophile grade Stereo pre-amp because of the startling intimacy of my music, natural, crystal clear, with a wide sound stage and pin-point localization of voices and instruments. You hear the music as the musicians heard it, and not the limitations of the electronics. I believe this sold for around $1,400 new. I have a third party remote that controls volume and inputs, but does not have Power on/off function. It has Toslink and Digital Audio inputs with XLR outputs along with analog RCA outputs. I have been Very Happy with this pre-amp. It sounds wonderful! I just need to move on to audition the other audiophile gear I own, so you get the advantage of my exploration with a wonderful Audio/Video pre-amp/Processor of your own. Look for my Class A Yamaha M40 power amp or my Hafler dh-220 power amp to match with this, or go 5.1 channel with great confidence! The Shipping cost reflects how Heavy and SOLID this unit is. I work hard to maintain my perfect 100% customer feedback. I will package your SPACE PR250B with Great Care so you can hear what I hear! On line Review: Before we go any further, this processor does not support HD audio formats via HDMI or have 5.1 analogue bypass. Being a processor, it also does not include any power amplification. If you really need any of those, stop reading now. Now, onto the good stuff. This is a high-end legacy processor from the now deceased Danish manufacturer Thule. When new, I believe that they retailed for going on for 1800. The unit is fully working and as can be seen, is a lot more classy looking that most of the stuff on the market. Im guessing that the closest equivalent competitor to this unit would be something like the Meridian 565. Its best to think of it as three solutions all married rather well into a single box, i.e. - brilliant two channel pre-amp utilising high quality PSUs (over 20 if I remember correctly), lovely volume control, and a set of RCA or fully balanced inputs and outputs that completely bypass all of the AV circuits - high quality stereo capable DAC (Ill come back to that shortly) - high quality AV processing on DPL, DD and DTS. Note that this amp completely eschews the usual high street manufacturers naff modes such as concert (for which read, in the concert hall bogs). All you get is DPL, DD and DTS, but its done very well. Connection wise, it has seven analogue stereo inputs (one of which is balanced), three toslink optical inputs and 5 coaxial SPDIF inputs. Outputs include balanced outputs for front stereo speakers, 6.2 channel RCA phono (2 fronts, 2 rears, 2 centres and 2 subs). It does also support video input and output via composite and s-vid, but in these days of HDMI, I assume that not many people will be actually using these. Personally I only used a video output to assist with the menu setup. As this amp doesnt have a whole bunch of pointless settings, the menu is actually very straightforward to use, and for anyone who collects, Ill walk them through the process (doesnt take long). So, onto what its like. For the money, bloody brilliant. I bought this to replace a Yamaha E800, which is well thought of on these forums. Frankly, the Thule walked all over the Yam and spat it out the other side. I was shocked at how much better the Thule was. Once Id settled in to using it, couldnt resist comparing my SB+ (SB+ via analogue into the Thule vs the Thule as a DAC being driven by the digital output on the SB+). I actually slightly preferred the Thule as a DAC. Wasnt much in it, more personal preference than anything, but IMO it was slightly more natural in its presentation style. More recently, I took along the Thule to get a feel for how good some of the Linn DS streamers were. IMO whilst the Akurate was definitely better (as it should be costing 4k). However the Thule was VERY similar overall to the Majik. Being in mind that the Majik costs a cool 2k and you start to get a feel for how well I regard what is an AV processor. For films, Ive used the Thule on the backend of a DVD player, Samsung BD player (via coax digital) and more recently a PS3 (via optical). No the Thule cant process HDMI signals, but is still made all of those sound brilliant. To cover your question about so if its so good, whys its going?. As one of the statistics of the economy, Im in the process of simplifying a number of my areas of interest. Done my camera and watches. Time to do the stereo unfortunately. Heres the official specs: - Precision volume control with 0.5dB adjustment step and 100dB range - Direct key access to channel trim adjustments with 0.5dB adjustment step - Delay adjustment for center, surround left and surround right channels - Direct key access to input selection - Most inputs can be assigned as analogue, electrical digital or optical - Sensitivity for analogue inputs to DSP can be adjusted for improved dynamic range - S-video and composite video switching with 70MHz bandwidth - Video encoder with On Screen Display (OSD), which is automatically bypassed when not used - Flexible speaker settings with extensive bass management - Adjustable crossover frequency (60 120Hz) for bass management - Dynamic range compression e.g. for improved performance in noisy environments - New 56362 Motorola DSP with 100 MIPS (Million Instructions Per Second) - Upgradable design for coming sound formats - 8 pcs. Burr Brown 24bit/96kHz D/A converters - True differential D/A conversion in Left and Right channels for optimal performance with 24bit/96kHz stereo sound from DVD audio discs. - Pure analogue input with true balanced pure analogue signal path - 32 96 kHz PCM stereo - Dolby Pro Logic decoding - Dolby Digital decoding with auto detection - DTS decoding with auto detection

Tanchjim space 3.5/4.4mm DAC/AMP lightly used, all original contents in box also comes with spinfit cp 145 size M < they didn’t fit my ears so I don’t use them, top ones were barely used but thoroughly cleaned bottom ones were never used.

I just took this baby out of my system! It sounds Astounding! Although is has 5.1 channels for video, I use it as an Audiophile grade Stereo pre-amp because of the startling intimacy of my music, natural, crystal clear, with a wide sound stage and pin-point localization of voices and instruments. You hear the music as the musicians heard it, and not the limitations of the electronics. I believe this sold for around $1,400 new. I have a third party remote that controls volume and inputs, but does not have Power on/off function. It has Toslink and Digital Audio inputs with XLR outputs along with analog RCA outputs. I have been Very Happy with this pre-amp. It sounds wonderful! I just need to move on to audition the other audiophile gear I own, so you get the advantage of my exploration with a wonderful Audio/Video pre-amp/Processor of your own. Look for my Class A Yamaha M40 power amp or my Hafler dh-220 power amp to match with this, or go 5.1 channel with great confidence! The Shipping cost reflects how Heavy and SOLID this unit is. I work hard to maintain my perfect 100% customer feedback. I will package your SPACE PR250B with Great Care so you can hear what I hear! On line Review: Before we go any further, this processor does not support HD audio formats via HDMI or have 5.1 analogue bypass. Being a processor, it also does not include any power amplification. If you really need any of those, stop reading now. Now, onto the good stuff. This is a high-end legacy processor from the now deceased Danish manufacturer Thule. When new, I believe that they retailed for going on for 1800. The unit is fully working and as can be seen, is a lot more classy looking that most of the stuff on the market. Im guessing that the closest equivalent competitor to this unit would be something like the Meridian 565. Its best to think of it as three solutions all married rather well into a single box, i.e. - brilliant two channel pre-amp utilising high quality PSUs (over 20 if I remember correctly), lovely volume control, and a set of RCA or fully balanced inputs and outputs that completely bypass all of the AV circuits - high quality stereo capable DAC (Ill come back to that shortly) - high quality AV processing on DPL, DD and DTS. Note that this amp completely eschews the usual high street manufacturers naff modes such as concert (for which read, in the concert hall bogs). All you get is DPL, DD and DTS, but its done very well. Connection wise, it has seven analogue stereo inputs (one of which is balanced), three toslink optical inputs and 5 coaxial SPDIF inputs. Outputs include balanced outputs for front stereo speakers, 6.2 channel RCA phono (2 fronts, 2 rears, 2 centres and 2 subs). It does also support video input and output via composite and s-vid, but in these days of HDMI, I assume that not many people will be actually using these. Personally I only used a video output to assist with the menu setup. As this amp doesnt have a whole bunch of pointless settings, the menu is actually very straightforward to use, and for anyone who collects, Ill walk them through the process (doesnt take long). So, onto what its like. For the money, bloody brilliant. I bought this to replace a Yamaha E800, which is well thought of on these forums. Frankly, the Thule walked all over the Yam and spat it out the other side. I was shocked at how much better the Thule was. Once Id settled in to using it, couldnt resist comparing my SB+ (SB+ via analogue into the Thule vs the Thule as a DAC being driven by the digital output on the SB+). I actually slightly preferred the Thule as a DAC. Wasnt much in it, more personal preference than anything, but IMO it was slightly more natural in its presentation style. More recently, I took along the Thule to get a feel for how good some of the Linn DS streamers were. IMO whilst the Akurate was definitely better (as it should be costing 4k). However the Thule was VERY similar overall to the Majik. Being in mind that the Majik costs a cool 2k and you start to get a feel for how well I regard what is an AV processor. For films, Ive used the Thule on the backend of a DVD player, Samsung BD player (via coax digital) and more recently a PS3 (via optical). No the Thule cant process HDMI signals, but is still made all of those sound brilliant. To cover your question about so if its so good, whys its going?. As one of the statistics of the economy, Im in the process of simplifying a number of my areas of interest. Done my camera and watches. Time to do the stereo unfortunately. Heres the official specs: - Precision volume control with 0.5dB adjustment step and 100dB range - Direct key access to channel trim adjustments with 0.5dB adjustment step - Delay adjustment for center, surround left and surround right channels - Direct key access to input selection - Most inputs can be assigned as analogue, electrical digital or optical - Sensitivity for analogue inputs to DSP can be adjusted for improved dynamic range - S-video and composite video switching with 70MHz bandwidth - Video encoder with On Screen Display (OSD), which is automatically bypassed when not used - Flexible speaker settings with extensive bass management - Adjustable crossover frequency (60 120Hz) for bass management - Dynamic range compression e.g. for improved performance in noisy environments - New 56362 Motorola DSP with 100 MIPS (Million Instructions Per Second) - Upgradable design for coming sound formats - 8 pcs. Burr Brown 24bit/96kHz D/A converters - True differential D/A conversion in Left and Right channels for optimal performance with 24bit/96kHz stereo sound from DVD audio discs. - Pure analogue input with true balanced pure analogue signal path - 32 96 kHz PCM stereo - Dolby Pro Logic decoding - Dolby Digital decoding with auto detection - DTS decoding with auto detection

Comes as seenNice used shapeTested and working good one knob chipped a little, otherwise no issuessee pictures

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