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Offered is „Zenith ZIA 100, wunderschöner Hybridvollverstärker in silber mit Holzseitenteilen“ by Angstrom as new device from the category „Fully integrated Amplifier“ on audio-markt.de - the online market place for high-end. The advert with the number 8418732210 ends on 26.10.2026 at 07:04 o'clock.
This €11,500 ask is ambitious, sitting well above the documented used median of €9,018 and the 75th percentile of €9,852 for recent Angstrom Zenith ZIA 100 listings in EUR. While the listing claims “new” (EUR) condition, the price matches the original retail ask of €11,500 from late 2025, offering no used-market discount despite the item being listed as pre-owned.
The ZIA 100 is a respected hybrid integrated that blends tube warmth with MOSFET power, delivering 50W/ch in pure Class A with zero feedback and eight independent power supplies. Its silver finish with wood side panels, balanced inputs (3x XLR), and high-end build (33 kg) make it a rare, aesthetically striking centerpiece. If this is truly original-owner, mint-condition gear with full accessories, it’s a solid buy for a collector, but at this price, it’s only worthwhile if you’re certain of its pristine state and provenance.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Angstrom Loudspeakers appears to be a niche loudspeaker brand, but its origins are not well documented in widely available sources. The company is associated with Canada in some older audiophile references and with Italy in show coverage of a separate Angstrom-branded line, so the heritage is somewhat unclear. A current company site describes Angstrom as offering custom speaker solutions rather than presenting a long, heavily documented legacy.
Its focus is clearly on loudspeakers rather than a broad electronics lineup. The brand emphasizes custom speaker systems for small rooms, home theaters, and larger sound-design projects, suggesting a made-to-order or install-oriented approach. Publicly visible material points to speaker design and system integration, not amplifiers, DACs, turntables, headphones, or cables.
In the market, Angstrom sits in the boutique, specialist end of hi-fi. It is positioned as a high-end or at least audiophile-leaning speaker maker, but not one of the major mass-market names. Because the brand is relatively obscure and its history is hard to verify cleanly, buyers should treat it as a niche custom-loudspeaker company rather than a mainstream global brand.
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