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Das Gerät wird wegen Hobbyaufgabe verkauft.
Wurde immer gut gepflegt und hat nie Probleme gemacht.
A/D Wandler mit optimierter Überlastungshandhabung
D/A Wandler mit dualer DAC-Architektur
hochwertiger Kopfhörerverstärker mit einem dedizierten D/A Wandler
relais-basierte analoge Lautstärkeregelung für präzise Überwachung
Master Clock mit dem AFC Jitter-Management der 4. Generation von Antelope
intuitive Software-Schalttafel für Mac oder Windows
Systemanforderung für Desktopsoftware: Mac OS X 10.8 oder neuer, Windows 7 oder neuer
Abmessungen: 482 x 44 x 350 mm - 19", 1 HE
Gewicht: 3 kg
Eingänge:
1x World Clock
1x 10 MHz Atomic Reference
1x SPDIF
1x TOSLINK
1x AES
USB 2.0 Type B
1x Analog (ADC) on Combo XLR
Ausgänge:
1x USB 2.0 Type B
1x AES
1x SPDIF
1x TOSLINK
8 x World Clock
1x Main Analog (DAC 1) XLR
1x Monitor Analog (DAC 2) 6,3 mm TRS
1x Kopfhörer (DAC 3) 6,3 mm TRS
Da dies ein Privatverkauf ist gebe ich keine Garantie oder Gewährleistung.
At €1,700, this is clearly ambitious versus the recent used market: it sits well above the €1,503 75th percentile and far from the €687 median. That means the seller is asking a premium, not a fair-market bargain.
The upside is that the unit itself has a strong reputation as a very capable DAC/ADC—clean conversion, pro-audio pedigree, and a format that still appeals to serious two-channel and studio-minded buyers. In excellent condition, it can be a solid long-term piece, but at this price I’d want extras to justify it: original box, power supply, remote or any included software/licensing, plus proof it’s fully functional.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Antelope Audio is a Bulgarian pro-audio brand founded by digital audio designer Igor Levin and based in Sofia, with company materials placing its origins in the mid-2000s, including a 15-plus-year history referenced by the company in 2019. Its identity is rooted in studio technology rather than consumer hi-fi heritage.
The brand is best known for audio interfaces, master clocks, AD/DA converters, modeling microphones, FPGA/DSP effects, and plugins, with some product lines extending to studio monitors and immersive production tools. In other words, Antelope’s core business is professional recording and mastering hardware, not traditional hi-fi categories like turntables, loudspeakers, or headphones.
In the market, Antelope sits in the high-end pro-audio segment: it is positioned as a technically ambitious, feature-rich brand aimed at serious home-studio users, engineers, and commercial facilities rather than vintage collectors or mass-market buyers. Its reputation is built on low-latency performance, advanced clocking, and “mastering-grade” conversion, making it a niche but well-established name for buyers who prioritize digital precision and processing power.
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