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Offered is „SUP-200“ by Dynavector as second-hand device from the category „Phono Amplifier“ on audio-markt.de - the online market place for high-end. The advert with the number 7622316264 ends on 21.10.2026 at 18:08 o'clock.
For a piece like this, timing mostly matters in the sense that older Dynavector gear tends to stay desirable if it’s been looked after; there’s no obvious replacement-model pressure here, so condition and provenance matter more than “newness.” At €1,590, this sits above the €994 median and well below the €2,096 75th percentile, so it reads as a solid fair-price listing rather than a bargain or an ambitious ask.
That makes it interesting for buyers who want a respected, well-engineered Dynavector component without chasing the top of the market. The upside is straightforward: these pieces are usually valued for refinement, build quality, and long-term musicality rather than flash, so a clean example can be a very satisfying buy. If the unit is complete, properly tested, and shows honest cosmetic wear only, it’s the kind of listing that rewards a careful enthusiast.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Dynavector is a Japanese analog specialist founded in 1974 by Dr. Noboru Tomonari, a mechanical engineering professor who brought precision engineering expertise to high-fidelity audio. Based in Japan, the company has maintained continuous operation for over five decades under the leadership of Tomonari's son, Taro, following the founder's death in 2003. This lineage of technical rigor and commitment to analog reproduction defines the brand's identity and philosophy.
The company is renowned exclusively for moving coil phono cartridges and tonearms—products that sit at the intersection of mechanical engineering and analog playback. Dynavector's cartridge portfolio spans multiple series, from the entry-level 10X5 to the premium KARAT line, which pioneered the use of gemstone cantilevers (diamond and ruby) beginning in 1979. The company also manufactures the acclaimed DV 507 tonearm, a bi-axis design introduced in 1984. Dynavector's engineering innovations include proprietary coil-winding techniques for high-output moving coils and advanced annealing processes that enhance magnetic permeability.
Dynavector occupies a distinctive position as a high-end boutique manufacturer with strong credibility among serious analog enthusiasts. The brand is respected for delivering measurable sonic improvements through rigorous design rather than marketing hype, and it has successfully democratized moving coil technology by offering high-output variants that work with standard MM inputs. While positioned at the premium end of the market, Dynavector maintains accessibility across price points, earning particular loyalty from collectors and music lovers seeking authentic analog reproduction backed by decades of specialized expertise.
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