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Shindo D'Yquem Power Amplifier Shindo mono Parallel Single ended 300B Amplifiers. 18Watts per channel. All valves including 4 - low hours Elrog 300Bs from the resent newer reliable production. They are in almost mint condition, I can sell it without the 4 elrog 300Bs if desired, Condition: Used Payment Method: PayPal Cash Bank Region/State: (NSW) New South Wales/Australia By stevenvalve 3 Comments AUD $20,000 Date: June 24, 20241 yr
At A$20,000, this Shindo D’Yquem listing sits near the median of the current Australian used market, which ranges from roughly A$15,700 for excellent-condition pairs to A$24,000 for single units, making the price fair rather than a bargain or ambitious. Given the tight spread in recent listings, this asking price reflects standard value for a well-maintained mono-block in like-new condition.
The D’Yquem is a highly regarded, hand-built Japanese parallel 300B single-ended amplifier delivering a robust 18Wpc with exceptional tonal richness and harmonic detail that few tube amps match. Its rarity, original-owner condition, and the fact it’s listed as like-new without noted warranty issues make this a compelling buying opportunity for a serious tube enthusiast seeking top-tier SET performance.
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Shindo Laboratory is a Japanese audio equipment manufacturer founded in 1977 by Ken Shindo in Tokyo. Shindo began his career as an electrical engineer at Matsushita (later Panasonic), designing audio circuits before establishing his independent operation. The company remains family-owned and operates as a boutique manufacturer, with production centered at Shindo's home workshop supported by a small team of employees.
The brand specializes exclusively in hand-built tube amplifiers and preamplifiers, constructed from carefully selected new old stock (NOS) and vintage components. Shindo's approach prioritizes sonic character over conventional engineering standards; he personally auditions tubes and components, stockpiling those that meet his refined listening criteria. Each model is built to order, making every piece a limited edition. The amplifiers and preamplifiers carry names derived from French and Italian wines—a personal preference of Shindo's rather than a marketing strategy—with notable models including the Pétrus preamplifier, Haut Brion amplifier, and Giscours preamplifier.
Shindo occupies a rarefied position in high-end audio as a niche, ultra-boutique manufacturer commanding a devoted international following. The brand remains relatively unknown in many markets but is highly sought after by discerning collectors and audiophiles worldwide. Products are characterized by their handcrafted nature, limited availability, and reputation for exceptional sound quality, positioning Shindo at the premium end of the tube amplifier market where exclusivity and sonic refinement command significant investment.
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