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Säljer min router från Fidelizer. Är en modifierad standard router från Asus. Med sina modifikationer sänker den brusnivån för streaming vilket gör mycket för ljudet i slutändan. Säljes pga övergång till ett Unifi system. Denna är dock bättre rent ljudmässigt. Ingång för 12V extern ström möjligt med pin 5.5/2.1 mm kontakt. Närbula ingår och original fp Nypris 279USD + importkostnader
At kr 1,800, this sits essentially on the median of the recent comparable SEK listings, just a touch above the kr 1,754 25th percentile and below the kr 3,429 75th percentile, so I’d call it fair, not flashy. For a niche audiophile network box, that’s a sensible place to be if the market is thin and the seller is realistic.
What makes it interesting is the usual upside of this kind of unit: a well-regarded way to clean up network noise and give a streamer or DAC a more sorted digital feed, which can be worthwhile in a serious system. If it’s complete and functioning cleanly, the price looks like a solid buy rather than a gamble, and the only real value check is whether you get the right PSU, cables, or other original bits if they were part of the package.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Fidelizer Audio is a Thai computer-audio brand founded in Bangkok in 2011 by Keetakawee Punpeng, who is still closely associated with the company’s development work. Its roots are in software rather than traditional hardware, and it was built around optimizing Windows-based music playback for audiophiles interested in digital streaming and computer audio.
The brand is best known for its audio-optimization software, along with a small range of digital-audio hardware and server products. The earliest and core offering is Fidelizer’s Windows tuning software, while its hardware activity has included products such as the Nimitra computer-audio server. The available material points to a focus on streaming, servers, and digital signal-chain improvements rather than speakers, turntables, amplifiers, or headphones.
In market terms, Fidelizer sits in a niche boutique position aimed at serious computer-audio enthusiasts rather than the mainstream hi-fi buyer. Its reputation is tied to specialized performance tweaks and digital-front-end optimization, so it is more relevant to enthusiasts building refined streaming systems than to shoppers looking for broad, all-category hi-fi hardware.
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