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Audionet
Website:https://en.audionet.de/
Est. year: 1994
Audionet is a German manufacturer of audio equipment founded in 1994 by Thomas Gessler and his colleagues from the Ruhr University in Bochum, giving the brand an academic engineering foundation similar in spirit to Britain's Arcam, though rooted in German rather than English university engineering culture.
Range & what it's known for
The catalog spans integrated amplifiers, preamplifiers, monoblock power amplifiers and DACs, with flagship models such as the HUMBOLDT integrated amplifier and Heisenberg and Schrodinger monoblocks built around Audionet's proprietary Air Flow Design circuit topology and extensively galvanically isolated analogue circuitry, engineering choices aimed at achieving reference-tier noise performance rather than simply high measured power output alone.
Who owns it and where it's made
Audionet remains German-owned, founded by Thomas Gessler and colleagues from the Ruhr University Bochum engineering department in 1994, continuing to design and manufacture its electronics domestically in Germany.
The lineup in this catalog
Amplifiers and DACs (22). Prices span roughly 5,000 euros for entry-level electronics to well over 100,000 euros for flagship monoblock and integrated amplifier systems.
Who it's for
Audionet suits buyers seeking German university-engineered electronics built around a specific proprietary noise-isolation philosophy, appealing particularly to listeners prioritising an exceptionally low noise floor and reference-tier bandwidth over conventional power-output specifications alone.
Range & what it's known for
The catalog spans integrated amplifiers, preamplifiers, monoblock power amplifiers and DACs, with flagship models such as the HUMBOLDT integrated amplifier and Heisenberg and Schrodinger monoblocks built around Audionet's proprietary Air Flow Design circuit topology and extensively galvanically isolated analogue circuitry, engineering choices aimed at achieving reference-tier noise performance rather than simply high measured power output alone.
Who owns it and where it's made
Audionet remains German-owned, founded by Thomas Gessler and colleagues from the Ruhr University Bochum engineering department in 1994, continuing to design and manufacture its electronics domestically in Germany.
The lineup in this catalog
Amplifiers and DACs (22). Prices span roughly 5,000 euros for entry-level electronics to well over 100,000 euros for flagship monoblock and integrated amplifier systems.
Who it's for
Audionet suits buyers seeking German university-engineered electronics built around a specific proprietary noise-isolation philosophy, appealing particularly to listeners prioritising an exceptionally low noise floor and reference-tier bandwidth over conventional power-output specifications alone.
- All
- CD / SACD players and transports
- Streamers
- Integrated amplifiers
- Preamplifiers
- Phonostages
- Power amplifiers mono
