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COINCIDENT Statement Line Stage Pre Amplifier Coincident Statement Line Stage - WE 101D Tube Pre-Amp Fantastic sounding tube Pre-Amp, one of my top fav’s but looking to head a different direction and sadly cannot keep them all.. I found it very smooth sounding and classic 101 tube sound, and can get very nice and tubey sounding with neutral speakers and using power filtration, mellower SS/Tube power amps, cables etc reminds me very much like a top end WE 300B low watt SET amps I've had but this is a pre-amp so can go as loud as you want with power amps. This is a rare limited made model
At A$4,499, this Coincident STATEMENT listing is a significant bargain if it is actually the speakers, but the title is ambiguous and likely refers to one of their preamps instead, making the price hard to benchmark without clarification. Coincident’s STATEMENT line includes a linestage (new ~A$10,000+), a phono stage (used A$5,600, new A$9,600), and cables, but the company does not prominently market a “STATEMENT” speaker model—their speaker line is called Total Victory or Overclock.
If this is genuinely a rare or mislabeled Coincident speaker pair, A$4,499 would be an excellent deal given their typical new pricing exceeds A$10,000; however, if it’s the linestage or phono preamp, the asking price is either fair (for linestage, well below new A$10k+) or slightly low (for phono, below the A$5,600 used benchmark). Confirm the exact model and condition before proceeding—genuine Coincident products are highly regarded for their tube tone, transformer coupling, and build quality, and a clean unit at this price represents a strong buying opportunity if the identity is confirmed.
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Coincident Speaker Technology emerged from the vision of Israel Blume, a Canadian audio enthusiast dissatisfied with the sonic shortcomings of established brands like Quad, MartinLogan, and Wilson. Founded in 1993 in Richmond Hill, Ontario, the company debuted its first product, the Triumph two-way bookshelf speaker, in 1994. Blume's hands-on approach—designing and manufacturing speakers entirely in Canada—quickly set Coincident apart, evolving from modest origins to a lineup spanning floorstanders, bookshelves, and beyond.
The brand's core focus remains loudspeakers, renowned for their superior build quality, high sensitivity, and wide frequency response, often at competitive prices against pricier rivals. Over time, Coincident expanded into a full system ecosystem, introducing cables and electronics such as amplifiers to complement its speakers, enabling cohesive high-performance setups without compromise.
Positioned as a niche boutique in the high-end audiophile market, Coincident commands respect among discerning buyers for delivering exceptional value and transparency. Its products carve a dedicated following, emphasizing uncolored reproduction and robust construction that punches above its weight, making it a go-to for those seeking reference-level sound without extravagant costs.
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