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Extraudio X250 MK III Integrated Amplifier Great condition and fully boxed with remoteand quality power lead. Retailed at 13,000 Pure class AD “The magic of vacuum tubes” Extraudios X250 CLASS AD Integrated Amplifier consists of the complete XP1 Preamplifier combined with the CLASS AD Power Amplifier module. The unparalleled synergy of this combination further accentuates the live sound of Extraudio; it delivers 250W of highly efficient power into 4 Ohms per channel. The X250 MkIII integrated ...
This is a fair ask, slightly on the attractive side. At £3,950, it sits below the £4,099 25th percentile and well under the £4,195 median, so compared with the recent GBP comps it looks like a proper value buy rather than a stretch.
For a respected Extraudio integrated, the appeal is straightforward: you’re getting a serious high-end all-in-one at a price that leaves room versus the usual market, which is exactly where smart used-buying gets interesting. If the listing is genuinely good condition and complete, that low-positioned ask makes it worth moving on quickly; the main thing to verify is that it’s fully functional and comes with any original extras, because with a piece like this the value is in getting the whole package, not just the box.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Extraudio is a Dutch high-end audio brand founded in 2008, with roots in Leidschendam and Amsterdam in the Netherlands. The company presents itself as a boutique design-and-development house rather than a mass-market manufacturer, and its early work began with loudspeaker development before expanding into a broader audio platform.
Its catalog is centered on serious two-channel components: amplifiers, preamplifiers, DACs, phono stages, sources, and cables, with a strong emphasis on proprietary amplification concepts that blend class A and class D ideas. Reported coverage also points to hand-made construction, custom tuning, and a “complete solution” approach for audiophiles rather than entry-level buyers.
In the market, Extraudio sits firmly in the niche high-end segment. It is not a vintage-collector brand or a broad mid-tier label; it is positioned as an artisanal, low-volume maker aimed at enthusiasts who value exclusivity, engineering individuality, and premium build quality, with pricing to match.
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