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Säljer min HiFi Rose RS250A i silverutförande. En mycket kompetent streamer/DAC med stor touchskärm, stöd för Tidal, Qobuz, Spotify Connect, AirPlay och Roon. Enheten är i mycket fint skick, fungerar perfekt och säljs då anläggningen förändras. Originalkartong, fjärrkontroll och samtliga tillbehör medföljer. Kvitto finns. 2 TB intern SSD är installerad, vilket ger gott om utrymme för lokal musiklagring. Pris: 15 000 kr Hämtas på Södermalm i Stockholm där också affären ge
This is a buyer’s market for this category, and kr 15,000 looks like a strong deal versus the recent SEK comps: it sits well below the kr 18,023 median and under the kr 14,577 lower quartile, so the asking price is genuinely attractive. For a used HiFi Rose streamer, that puts it in the “move quickly if it checks out” zone rather than merely fair value.
The draw here is the combination of slick streaming, strong app-based usability, and the polished Rose industrial design, which has made these boxes popular with listeners who want a premium digital front end without building a separate stack. At this price, the upside is in getting a well-regarded streamer/DAC platform for noticeably less than typical used asking levels; just make sure the seller can confirm clean operation, remote/app control, and any included accessories before jumping.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
# HiFi Rose
HiFi Rose is a South Korean audio brand founded in 2017 as a division of Citech Company, Ltd., an industrial electronics manufacturer established in 1967. The brand was created by Citech's Chairman Youngmin Kim, a passionate audiophile who sought to apply the parent company's decades of expertise in touchscreen interfaces and embedded systems to premium audio equipment. Based in Seoul, HiFi Rose operates with approximately forty dedicated engineers and designers who develop proprietary technologies in-house rather than relying on third-party solutions.
The brand has built its reputation primarily on network streamers and digital audio components, with flagship models including the RS150B streaming DAC and RS250A network streamer. HiFi Rose distinguishes itself through large, intuitive touchscreen interfaces, support for high-resolution audio formats up to DSD512, and proprietary GaN FET Class-D amplification technology. The company expanded into integrated amplification with the RA180, unveiled at Munich High End in 2023, which combines modern industrial design with analog-focused circuitry.
HiFi Rose occupies the premium segment of the market, with pricing typically ranging from approximately $2,700 to $7,000 for core products. The brand appeals to discerning listeners seeking contemporary digital streaming solutions with refined user interfaces and robust build quality. While relatively young, HiFi Rose has garnered respect within audiophile circles for its engineering rigor and willingness to innovate beyond conventional streaming-device conventions, though long-term reliability data remain limited given its recent market entry.
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