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COINCIDENT STATEMENT Phono Preamplifier This is the award winning Coincident MC Phono Pre Amp, the MkII version (latest).  The line stage is selectable by a front panel toggle switch. It selects to "CD" but you can attach any other source eg a streamer.  There are 2 units - one power supply and one amp. They are connected by a Coincident umbilical cord (pictured). There are no circuit boards, its all point to point wiring and very high quality components. As you can see from the photographs it is in excellent condition. It comes with a full set of 4 Mullard 12AX7s (pictured), which will be ext

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At A$5,400, this sits a touch below the old new-price territory for Coincident’s Statement preamps, which were around A$7,800–A$10,000+ depending on version and import costs, so it reads as a fair-to-strong buy rather than a stretch. The closest used comps I found span from A$4,249 for a very good line stage to A$5,600 for an excellent phono stage, putting A$5,400 comfortably in the plausible mid-to-upper used band for this family.

That makes sense for a preamp line known for big, refined tube sound, strong dynamics, and a notably high-end build. If this one is genuinely excellent, with healthy tubes and the right power supply/accessories, the appeal is the usual Coincident upside: serious performance without paying new-retail pain. For a line like this, I’d mainly confirm tube age, channel balance, and that all included parts are present before jumping.

Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.

About Coincident

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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