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Against the used market, €1,600 looks fair-to-good rather than cheap for this amp. I’d benchmark it against roughly €2,300 for a comparable used Perreaux 200ip listing, while the original R200i launched at $3,995 new; converted contextually, this places €1,600 below typical asking levels without being a deep bargain. The price is sensible if it’s clean, fully working, and complete.
This is a worthwhile buy because it’s a serious dual-mono, high-power integrated with MOSFET output stages, strong current delivery, and a reputation for solid build and controlled, authoritative sound. The extra appeal is that the platform can take optional phono or USB/DAC modules, so a well-kept example can be a very usable all-in-one. At this price, I’d mainly want confirmation of remote, modules, and normal operation rather than expecting any major red flags.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Perreaux traces its roots to 1974, when Peter Perreaux founded the company in the small New Zealand town of Napier. From humble beginnings with the legendary GS 2002 Class A integrated amplifier, it quickly gained traction through meticulous design and handcrafted quality, expanding exports to Australia and the Americas by the late 1970s. Relocating to Dunedin in 2005, Perreaux has upheld its Kiwi heritage, blending innovation—like early MOSFET adoption in the SA80B power amp—with a commitment to superior sound reproduction.
The brand specializes in high-end hi-fi components, renowned for amplifiers, preamplifiers, and integrated systems that prioritize refined circuitry and rock-solid build quality. Its lineup also encompasses loudspeakers and select audio electronics, all hand-assembled with custom-selected parts, including bespoke transistors. Perreaux avoids mass-market diversification into turntables, DACs, headphones, or cables, focusing instead on core amplification and playback excellence.
Positioned firmly in the audiophile high-end market, Perreaux commands respect for its reliability, longevity, and uncompromised performance, distributed in over 30 countries. Collectors and discerning buyers value its vintage appeal alongside modern, future-proof designs, distinguishing it as a boutique powerhouse that outpaces competitors through precision engineering and timeless craftsmanship.
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