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Soulution 701 monoblocks reference amps.Ultra high end in excellent condition.Very musical and offer great control.Excellent clarity, detail and sound stage.Will fit well into a High-End system.
This is a buyer’s market for this category right now, and the asking price looks ambitious rather than sharp. At A$95,000, it sits above the A$88,302 75th percentile and well over the A$81,604 median, so it’s not where I’d expect to see a quick-moving used deal.
That said, the 701 has the sort of authority and control that keeps it in the conversation: huge current delivery, effortless grip, and the kind of composure that suits difficult speakers. If the condition is truly excellent and the ownership history is clean, there’s real appeal here—but at this level I’d want standout provenance or a notably complete package to justify the premium.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Soulution emerged from Switzerland's Spemot AG, a Dulliken-based firm founded in 1956 and renowned for precision electric motors in automotive applications for brands like BMW and Volkswagen. The high-end audio brand was launched as a passion project by Spemot's managing directors, Cyrill Hammer and Roland Manz, around 2005—though early development traces to 2000. These lifelong audiophiles, also Swiss distributors for Hi-Fi & Records magazine, drew on experiences with top US and Japanese amplifiers to create products that would redefine performance benchmarks.
The brand focuses on state-of-the-art electronics, including integrated and power amplifiers like the compact 330 and monoblock 717, phono preamplifiers such as the 755, and a cohesive lineup of DACs, preamplifiers, and power amps. Housings receive equal engineering scrutiny for stability, heat dissipation, and living-room aesthetics, ensuring sonic excellence pairs with refined industrial design. Soulution avoids speakers, turntables, headphones, or cables, prioritizing pure signal-path innovation.
Positioned firmly in the cost-no-object high-end sector, Soulution commands a devoted global following among refined audiophiles, with equal market shares in the US, Europe, and Asia. Reviews praise its circuit perfection—often years in development—for unprecedented transparency and dynamics, even in "entry-level" models. Now accounting for 15% of Spemot's revenue, it stands as a boutique Swiss pinnacle, where technical audacity meets uncompromised execution.
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