Goldmund, not much inside, but ultra expensive.


Is judging Goldmund products on what’s inside them fair? If it’s, then what are you paying for? There’s nothing but space inside most of their equipment. Not only is there nothing inside them they’re ridiculously expensive. Look inside their Nextgen 590 intergraded amp $29000. There’s nothing inside.
To be fair, I must say I’ve never heard their equipment, so maybe it’s worth what they charge, but judging it from its inside It looks like it isn’t.
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Currently using a Job 225 amp which is a Goldmund design. It’s the best amp I’ve owned so far, but to be fair I’ve never paid more than $1k used for an amp. It’s as fast as the Simaudio I5 I once owned, but more transparent and much more full sounding. With my limited budget, I don’t really have a desire to spend much more on an amp at this point. I’m sure there will be class D amps released over the next few years that may better this amp, but I’m extremely happy with it. The only amp I really am interested in that would probably be a step up would be the Benchmark AHB2.

From what I’ve read, people really love the Goldmund gear based simply on how it sounds. Price is another issue altogether as value is subjective.