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Kompakt och kraftfullt stereoslutsteg (GaN FET) ifrån Mytek vilket även kan omkopplas och användas till mono drift. Utgångseffekt: 200W 8Ω / 400W 4Ω Nyskick. Aktuell modell. Finishen är svart. Originalemballage finns. Kan skickas (fraktfritt) över hela Sverige. Mer information: https://eu.mytek.audio/shop/empire-ganfet-stereo-monoblock-2#attr=12 Pris: 69.000 kr (Nypris ca: 119.000 kr) --------------------------------------------------- Vi erbjuder musikanläggningar av högsta kl
This is a later-generation, high-end power amp listing, so timing matters mainly in the sense that it’s a niche piece with a small pool of buyers rather than a constantly replaced mainstream model. At kr69,000, it sits far above the usual used SEK market here: the median is kr4,426 and even the 75th percentile is kr8,853, so this is an ambitious ask by a wide margin.
That said, it can still make sense for someone specifically chasing a serious Mytek/Empire setup, especially if the unit is clean, fully functional, and comes with the right extras. These are the kinds of amps people buy for grip, low-noise authority, and a distinctly modern presentation, so the value is in performance and rarity more than bargain pricing. At this level, a buyer should want proof of condition, service history, and exactly what’s included before paying up.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Empire is best known as a vintage American hi-fi brand that dates back to 1959, when it appeared as Audio Empire in the United States. It began under Dyna-Empire, a precision machine-shop manufacturer, before evolving into Empire Scientific; later history suggests the audio side changed hands and eventually faded as a consumer audio name. Because the brand’s classic era is several decades behind us, some details are unevenly documented, but its roots in mid-century U.S. hi-fi are clear.
In its heyday, Empire focused on analog playback gear, especially phono cartridges, styli, and tonearms. The company was particularly associated with turntable accessories and record-playback components rather than complete systems. That makes Empire a name most often encountered by vinyl enthusiasts, vintage-audio collectors, and restoration-minded buyers rather than shoppers looking for modern amplifiers, speakers, DACs, or headphones.
Today, Empire’s reputation is primarily that of a respected vintage brand with a strong collectible following. Its products are remembered for careful engineering and a place in the golden age of American hi-fi, but it is not a current mainstream audio manufacturer in the modern consumer market. For buyers, Empire is more a heritage name than an active high-end badge, valued for classic analog performance and historical significance.
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