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Msl vmv p2, een geavanceerde headphone amplifier met volledig gebalanceerde architectuur en indrukwekkende vermogen‑output — ideaal voor wie het maximale uit zijn hoofdtelefoons wil halen. Deze verste
Clean condition matters here, because at €995 this is basically full new-price territory rather than a used bargain. Typical used chatter puts the VMV D2R around the mid-€500s to low-€600s, with even more recent used asks often clustering near €550-€600, so €995 is clearly ambitious unless this includes a meaningful bundle or a buyer specifically wants an as-new, lightly handled unit.
What makes it worth considering is that the D2R is a flagship-level desktop DAC/amp piece with a reputation for strong dynamics, a spacious presentation, and very competent technical performance. If the listing is truly complete with remote, box, and original accessories, and the condition is exceptional, it can still appeal to someone prioritizing finish and peace of mind—but purely on value, this is a premium ask rather than an easy buy.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
VMV is a Chinese hi-fi brand tied to SMSL/Foshan ShuangMuSanLin, a company founded in 2009 in Shenzhen, China; VMV itself appears to function as SMSL’s higher-end sub-brand, with VMV Technology (HK) registered in 2013 and the Shenzhen company established in 2014. Publicly available company materials and dealer descriptions consistently present VMV as the premium line rather than a separate long-established standalone manufacturer.
The brand is best known for DACs, headphone amplifiers, stereo power amplifiers, integrated amplifiers, and preamp gear, with products positioned around compact, modern two-channel and desktop audio use. It is not primarily associated with loudspeakers, turntables, headphones, or cables, and its catalog is much closer to electronics-focused hi-fi than to full-system analog heritage brands.
In the market, VMV sits in the affordable-to-mid-price high-end niche: more serious and design-driven than mass-market budget audio, but not a traditional luxury or vintage-collector marque. Its reputation is strongest among buyers who want well-specified, measurement-friendly components with a contemporary industrial look, especially in DAC and amplifier categories.
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