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Cen.Grand DSDAC1.0 Super Clock Model Digital Analog Converter (DAC) This unit served as a display/ test unit. It was unboxed and only had several hours of listening time. It was made for the Australian market. It is in mint condition. It comes with full packaging (with the original panel protective film) and original manufacturer's warranty. Detailed product specifications are here: https://www.angelicsound.com.au/shop/p/cen-grand-dsdac1-super-clock-model Price inclusive of shipping cost in Australia. Condition: As New / Mint Payment Method: PayPal or Credit Card Region/State: (QLD) Q
Is A$4,100 a fair price for a near-new Cen.Grand DSDAC1.0 Super Clock, or are you paying full retail for a unit that should be cheaper? The asking price sits exactly at the current Australian retail for the Super Clock Model (A$5,100 RRP) but matches the listed price for the Standard Model (A$4,100), making this listing ambiguous and potentially ambitious for the Super Clock version unless the seller is simply matching the Standard Model’s new price point. However, a used near-new listing of the actual Super Clock Model should typically trade well below A$5,100; seeing it listed at A$4,100 suggests you are paying near-new money for a used unit that lacks the significant discount enthusiasts expect on premium DACs.
If this is genuinely the Super Clock Model with its 100 femtosecond jitter and premium components, the unit offers exceptional native DSD performance and a refined clock system that outshines PCM-based rivals. The “like new” condition and inclusion of original packaging and accessories add meaningful value, but the price only becomes a strong buy if the seller confirms it is the Super Clock variant and not the Standard Model, which shares the same A$4,100 new price. Without that confirmation, the listing feels fair for the Standard Model but overpriced for the Super Clock.
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Cen.Grand is a Chinese hi-fi brand founded in 2011 by experienced audio engineers; the company says its digital-audio research began in 2009 before formal establishment in Shenzhen, China. It presents itself as Cen.grand Digital Media Technology Co., Ltd., with an early emphasis on digital playback and technologically driven audio design.
Its core product focus is digital audio rather than analog hardware. The brand’s catalog is centered on DACs, media players, amplifiers, and headphone amplifiers, and it has also positioned itself around video technology alongside audio. In practice, Cen.Grand is best known among enthusiasts for its DAC and player designs, with “DSDAC” and related digital hi-fi models forming much of its identity.
In market terms, Cen.Grand sits in the high-end niche boutique segment rather than the mainstream mass market. Its products are discussed by audiophile reviewers and specialty dealers as serious enthusiast gear, and the company emphasizes advanced engineering and global reach from a Chinese base. It is not a vintage collector brand or a broad consumer-audio label; its reputation is tied to technically ambitious, boutique digital components aimed at knowledgeable hi-fi buyers.
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