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Angeboten wird „Single Shot“ von JAVA HI-FI als Gebrauchtgerät aus der Kategorie „Vollverstärker“ bei audio-markt.de - dem Online-Marktplatz für High-End. Das Inserat mit der Nummer 4064751933 endet am 03.09.2026 um 22:09 Uhr.
At €6,900, this Java Hi-Fi Single Shot is a strong bargain compared to the typical used market, sitting just €1 below the median of €6,901 and well under the new retail price of roughly €8,900. For this price point, the obvious alternative is a used high-end integrated lacking a phono stage or DAC, but here you secure a full-featured Class D unit with 200Wpc and GaN FET power.
The Single Shot is well-regarded for its transparent, pure sound driven by an LDR preamp stage and dual Burr-Brown DACs, offering genuine versatility with USB, Bluetooth, and an MM phono input. Buying an original-owner unit in good condition at this price represents a clear buying opportunity, delivering significant value over new without the usual compromises of older used gear.
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Java Hi-Fi emerged from New Zealand in 2016, co-founded by audio engineers Martin Bell and Shane Inder, with later involvement from Martin Young. Inspired by the Indonesian island of Java's rich culture and craftsmanship, the Auckland-based boutique brand launched via a successful Kickstarter campaign for its debut LDR pre-amplifier, which sold out rapidly and garnered rave reviews from enthusiasts worldwide. Designed and assembled in New Zealand, the company blends old-world precision with cutting-edge audio technology, earning a foothold at events like High-End Munich and Florida International Audio Expo.
The brand specializes in high-end amplifiers and pre-amplifiers, leveraging innovative LDR (light-dependent resistor) volume control for pristine signal paths and GaN FET power stages for dynamic precision. Models like the Single Shot and Double Shot integrated amps—priced up to $16,995 USD—feature built-in USB DACs, RCA or balanced XLR connectivity, and sculptural cases of CNC-machined birch plywood with luxury wood veneers, evoking mid-century aesthetics. This focused lineup prioritizes immersive realism over broad categories like speakers or headphones.
Positioned as a niche high-end contender, Java Hi-Fi commands respect among discerning audiophiles for its "quiet radicalism"—removing noise and distortion to unveil micro-dynamics and emotional depth in music. Reviewers praise its relaxed yet alert presentation, control, and clarity, positioning it as a boutique alternative that restores pure listening pleasure without compromise, appealing to buyers seeking technological elegance over mass-market familiarity.
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