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Verkaufe meinen Verstärker der Marke Advance Acousitic
Model x-i 105 inkl. Wireless Bluethooth Empfänger
Kurzzeitige Tonaussetzer nach dem Start - Vermutlich schlechte Lötstelle, die nach Überprüfung erneuert werden muss.
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Kein Versand, nur Selbstabholung in 91338 Igensdorf
The X-i105 is a genuinely capable mid-tier integrated, and €195 looks like a strong buy against its typical new price of €899 and the way these usually land on the used market. At roughly one-fifth of launch price, this is comfortably in bargain territory rather than merely “okay,” especially if the amp is complete and working properly.
What makes it worth grabbing is the combination of 105 W/8 ohms, 140 W/4 ohms, a built-in Wolfson DAC, and a lively, punchy presentation that reviews praise for drive, dynamics, and solid control. It’s the kind of amp that can happily anchor a simple system with decent speaker-matching headroom; at this price, I’d mainly want confirmation of clean operation, remote, and no DAC/input issues, because a tidy, original-owner unit here is an easy yes.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Advance Acoustic is a French hi-fi brand founded in 1995 in Toulouse; the company’s own history page gives the founding year and city, but does not clearly identify a notable individual founder. The brand is now commonly presented under the broader Advance Paris identity, which reflects its evolution beyond the original Advance Acoustic name.
Its product focus has expanded well beyond the original loudspeaker angle. Advance Acoustic/Advance Paris is best known for integrated amplifiers, stereo preamps and power amps, CD players, network audio components, DACs, and all-in-one hi-fi electronics, with some sources also noting earlier loudspeaker activity and later diversification into the wider electronics range. It is not generally positioned as a turntable, headphone, or cable specialist.
In market terms, Advance Acoustic sits in the mid-tier to upper-mid-tier hi-fi segment rather than the true luxury end. Its appeal is strongest among buyers who want French-designed separates with a high feature count and distinctive styling, more than purist ultra-high-end minimalism. It has a solid niche reputation for value and versatility, but it is not usually treated as a vintage-collector or boutique audiophile outlier.
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