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Exogal Comet Plus DAC We have for sale an Exogal Comet Plus DAC This is pre-owned, one owner from new, originally supplied by myself in October 2020 RRP was 2950 Tested and in perfect working order, very good condition. Supplied in original box with UK power cable, remote control, bluetooth antenna (for the remote) and a BNC to RCA adapter. No printed manual included but I can email a PDF copy. The Comet Plus can be used as a standalone DAC with a fixed output connected to an integrated amplifier or a pre-amp. It also has a volume control and with the volume control in play it can be c... read more
That’s a strong deal: at £1,249, it sits below the £1,285 25th percentile and under the £1,309 median for recent GBP comps, so it’s priced ahead of the typical used market rather than merely in line with it.
The appeal here is the value proposition: Exogal’s DACs are well regarded for clean, low-noise, highly resolved digital playback, and this one should make sense for a buyer who wants a serious source component without paying midpoint market money. In good condition, with the usual cables, remote, and packaging if included, this is the sort of listing that rewards a quick decision; the main thing to verify is that the digital inputs and output stage are fully healthy, because at this price the upside is getting a refined, audiophile-grade unit for noticeably less than comparable asks.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Exogal is a small American hi-fi brand founded in 2013 in Minnesota, created by audio-industry veterans including Jim Kinne, along with former Wadia principals such as Larry Jacoby, Jeff Haagenstad, and Jan Larsen. Its heritage is strongly tied to the digital side of high-end audio rather than to mass-market consumer electronics.
The brand is best known for digital audio components, especially the Comet DAC and the Ion PowerDAC concept that pairs a DAC with a proprietary amplifier through Exogal’s own Exonet connection. Coverage also notes versioned products such as the Comet Plus and the Ion’s integrated approach, which suggests Exogal focused on compact, system-centric electronics rather than speakers, turntables, or cables.
In market terms, Exogal sits in the high-end niche boutique segment, with pricing that was described as moderate to upper-tier within serious audiophile competition. Reviews generally positioned the brand as innovative and technically ambitious, appealing to buyers who want a forward-looking digital front end or an all-in-one high-performance solution rather than a broad product catalogue. Its profile is not that of a vintage-collector brand; it is a specialist, modern electronics maker with a distinctly engineered, boutique identity.
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