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The timing matters: this is the current-generation Mimesis Signature, launched in 2023, rather than an ageing preamp awaiting replacement. At £19,900, it is clearly ambitious against the 18-listing used set: the median is £4,250 and even the 75th percentile is £5,379. It is, however, only modestly below its reported £22,500 launch price, so this looks closer to near-new pricing than a conventional used-market bargain.
The appeal is substantial if you want a highly specified Swiss preamp/DAC in one chassis: balanced and RCA connectivity, USB, coaxial and optical digital inputs, high-resolution PCM/DSD support, and exceptionally low claimed noise. It should suit a digital-heavy, minimalist system particularly well. At this money, insist on complete accessories, proof of purchase, voltage compatibility, and demonstrable condition; otherwise the listing needs a major justification—exceptional provenance or essentially unused status—to overcome the gap between its launch positioning and typical used values.
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Goldmund traces its origins to 1978, when two college students founded the company in France and unveiled the groundbreaking T3 servo-controlled tonearm, the world's first computer-controlled linear tracking design. This debut marked the start of a relentless pursuit of sonic perfection, with the brand soon relocating to Geneva, Switzerland, where it embraced "Swiss Made" precision and values of innovation, excellence, and passion. Named after a character in Hermann Hesse's Narcissus and Goldmund, the company has upheld these ideals for over four decades, evolving from humble beginnings into a beacon of audio craftsmanship.
The brand specializes in high-end categories that span the full audio chain, including revolutionary turntables like the Reference, iconic speakers such as the Apologue series exhibited at MoMA in New York, and powerhouse amplifiers like the Telos and NextGen lines. Goldmund also excels in DACs, preamplifiers, cables, and integrated systems, blending analog purity with cutting-edge digital wireless transmission. Every product reflects meticulous engineering, often pioneering proprietary technologies to eliminate distortion and deliver lifelike reproduction.
Positioned firmly at the pinnacle of the extreme high-end market, Goldmund commands a reputation among discerning audiophiles for defying conventional hi-fi norms and producing the most accurate, concert-like sound experiences available. Its handmade systems, synonymous with luxury and artistry, dominate niche luxury home audio and theater realms, backed by a legacy of boundary-pushing innovations that set the global gold standard.
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