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Offered is „Audionet DNP Silber – Upgrade/Revision 2020 – OVP – dokumentiert“ by AudioNET as second-hand device from the category „Power supplies externally“ on audio-markt.de - the online market place for high-end. The advert with the number 399006088 ends on 03.11.2026 at 21:26 o'clock.
Audionet’s DNP sits in the “serious preamp/streamer” tier, and at €3,390 this looks like a strong buy against the recent used market. With a median of €4,186 and a 25th percentile of €3,962, it lands clearly below the usual floor, which makes this one a bargain rather than merely fair.
That’s the appeal here: you’re getting a respected, high-end control center with the kind of refinement, neutrality, and grip Audionet is known for, without paying top-of-market money. If the listing is genuinely clean and complete, this is the sort of deal that lets you buy on value and enjoy the performance, especially if the unit has been well cared for and includes the right remote, packaging, or original documentation.
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Audionet emerged in 1994 from the innovative labs of Ruhr University in Bochum, Germany, where founder Thomas Gessler and fellow electronics researchers developed cutting-edge sensor and measurement amplifiers. Born from a decade of work on low-noise, high-resolution analog circuits for scientific applications, the company—initially Idektron & Co.—launched its first sensation, the Audionet preamplifier, translating to "sound network." All products are designed and handcrafted in Germany, with roots later shifting to Berlin, embodying a rigorous scientific heritage that prioritizes precision engineering over convention.
The brand excels in high-end solid-state electronics, spanning preamplifiers, power amplifiers, monoblocks, integrated amps like the Humboldt, phono stages, CD/DVD players, network components, and external power supplies. Signature technologies include the Ultra-Linear Amplifier (ULA), originally engineered for medical use, ensuring ultra-pure signal paths via custom miniaturized components. Industrial design by Hartmut Esslinger—creator of the Apple IIc—elevates models like the Scientist Series Stern linestage and Heisenberg monoblocks, blending functionality with award-winning aesthetics.
Audionet commands reverence in the ultra-high-end market as a reference-level boutique, setting benchmarks for transparency, power, and stability that audiophiles worldwide anticipate as events. Handmade in small batches, its electronics deliver uncompromised performance for discerning systems, from stereo purists to advanced home theaters, backed by a global reputation for pushing hi-fi boundaries with scientific rigor.
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