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Angeboten wird „For sale superb Miyajima KSW Step up transformer“ von Miyajima als Ausstellungsstück aus der Kategorie „Phonoverstärker“ bei audio-markt.de - dem Online-Marktplatz für High-End. Das Inserat mit der Nummer 7281365929 endet am 26.07.2026 um 12:40 Uhr.
This is a fair-to-good asking price, and it lands right around the market’s center rather than looking like a bargain or a stretch. At €1,900, it sits just below the €1,927 median and well inside the typical used band framed by €1,468 and €2,388, so I’d read it as sensibly priced rather than especially cheap.
The timing is meaningful because this is a niche, purpose-built step-up transformer rather than a constantly updated category, so condition and fit matter more than model churn. Miyajima’s transformers are well regarded for pairing especially well with the brand’s cartridges, and the KSW’s stripped-down design is aimed at preserving signal purity. If it’s clean, complete, and working quietly, this is a solid buy for someone already committed to a Miyajima front end or hunting a high-quality SUT with little fluff.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Miyajima is a Japanese high-end audio brand founded in 1980 by Noriyuki Miyajima in Fukuoka, Japan. It began as Miyajima Laboratory, originally an audio store before evolving into a small specialist manufacturer focused on analogue playback.
The brand is best known for its phono cartridges, especially stereo and mono moving-coil designs, and also makes tube preamps, amplifiers, and MC step-up transformers. Its catalogue is strongly centred on vinyl front-end components rather than a broad, full-system range, and there is no strong evidence that it is a major maker of speakers, turntables, DACs, or headphones.
In the market, Miyajima sits firmly in the niche boutique high-end segment, with a reputation built on handcrafted, low-volume production and a very specific analogue philosophy. It is the kind of brand most valued by serious vinyl listeners and collectors who want distinctive, specialist engineering rather than mass-market breadth.
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