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Technically 10/10Cosmetically 8.5/10The best tone of all streamers there is! (no eversolo, hi fi ros or auralik even come close, as does the aurender! ) (in my humble opinion! )Apart from the antipode k50 or oladra, I consider it the best streamer of all time on the planet!!!This is a thing about which I can only say one thing - it's magic!!!I'm selling only because I want to switch to the k50.I'm the second owner!Shipping: fast international shipping (9–12 days )• Item is in stock and ready to ship• Real photos (what you see is what you get)• Careful packaging to avoid any damage• Tracking number provided after shippingNew seller here, but I take every order seriously and aim for 100% customer satisfaction.Feel free to message me — I reply quicklyNew seller on this platform, building reputation — I will do my best to provide excellent serviceOpen to offersShips from Ukraine
The asking price of US$8,395 looks like a strong buy versus the recent used market: it sits well below the 25th percentile at US$9,685 and notably under the US$9,785 median, so this is priced to move rather than merely “fair.” For a K30, that’s meaningful discount territory, especially if the unit is clean and complete.
That makes it an appealing entry into one of Antipodes’ better-regarded server/player designs, known for rich tonal density, low noise, and strong USB performance. The upside is highest if it’s an original-owner piece with the box, power cable, and any included licenses or SSDs; at this price, the main things to verify are basic operational health, accessory completeness, and whether the storage/configuration matches what you need.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Antipodes Audio emerged from New Zealand's Kapiti Coast on the North Island, with research into music server design commencing in 2009. Founded by Mark Jenkins, a former Telecom New Zealand executive and lifelong audiophile frustrated with conventional interconnects, the company drew its name from the British colonial term for Australia and New Zealand as the "antipodes"—the distant other side of the world. Starting with an audio-cable venture alongside his wife Sonia around 2004, Jenkins pivoted to digital audio innovation, prioritizing simple circuits, premium components, and aggressive noise reduction to preserve signal integrity.
The brand specializes in high-end digital audio sources, particularly music servers and streamers that excel as both servers and players. Iconic models like the CX, EX, DS Reference, and Kala series evolved into flagships such as the K50 and the Oladra platform, now a distinct brand. These devices incorporate advanced G4 technologies, including double noise isolation, output regeneration, reclocking across S/PDIF, AES3, I2S, and USB, alongside custom linear power supplies and motherboard tuning for optimal bandwidth and musicality.
Antipodes occupies a niche boutique position in the ultra-high-end market, earning acclaim for delivering emotionally engaging sound in noisy digital environments. Reviewed favorably alongside rivals like Innuos, its maverick designs—embodied in the "Oladra" name, evoking Greek renegades—appeal to discerning buyers seeking reference-level servers that rival top DACs in transparency and dynamics.
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