• Grandinote Supremo Integrated Amplifier

    Overview – The Grandinote Supremo Integrated Amplifier (2018) is a high-end pure Class A solid-state integrated amplifier using full dual-mono, no-feedback topology with MagnetoSolid-VHP output transformers for exceptional musical depth and control. 

    Architecture & Sound – With no capacitors in the signal path and full balanced XLR inputs only, the Supremo delivers ultra-wide bandwidth, superior channel separation, rich timbral accuracy, and a natural, uncompressed musical presentation. 

    Performance Character – Sonically energetic and transparent, the Supremo balances precision and musicality, producing articulate bass, detailed midrange, and refined highs with remarkable dynamics and coherence. 

    Specifications – Class A output 37 W per channel into 8 Ω, damping factor >230, flat response 1.5 Hz–350 kHz, four fully balanced XLR inputs, direct-coupled stages, and 270 W absorbed power. 

    Dimensions – Chassis measures approximately 318 mm (W) × 196 mm (H) × 473 mm (D), crafted for mechanical rigidity and resonance suppression in premium audio systems. 

    Weight – Weighs about 40 kg, reflecting substantial internal components, heavy shielding, and a robust, precision-machined Italian build for stability and long-term reliability. 

  • Fidelity Research FR-64S Tonearm

    •⁠  Product Overview – Fidelity Research FR-64S Tonearm, released in the late 1970s, is a high-mass Japanese precision tonearm engineered for low-compliance moving-coil cartridges, prized for authority, stability, and classic analog performance.

    •⁠  High-Mass Engineering – The stainless-steel arm tube and robust bearing assembly provide exceptional rigidity and resonance control, enabling confident tracking, powerful bass reproduction, and tonal weight favored by serious vinyl collectors.

    •⁠  Analog Playback Character – Renowned for its authoritative, organic presentation, the Fidelity Research FR-64S Tonearm delivers expansive soundstage scale, solid imaging, and a natural midrange, especially when paired with classic MC cartridges.

    •⁠  Specifications – Effective length approximately 244 mm, effective mass around 30 g, static balance design, detachable headshell interface, and adjustable tracking force and anti-skate optimized for low-compliance cartridges.

    •⁠  Dimensions – Mounting distance approximately 230 mm, with substantial base assembly designed to accommodate heavy platters and rigid plinths commonly used in high-mass turntable designs.

    •⁠  Weight – Approximate total mass of 1.6 kg including base and headshell, contributing to excellent mechanical damping, reduced vibration, and consistent groove tracing under demanding playback conditions.

  • Kimber Kables 4TC Speaker Cables (3.1m)

    High-Purity Cable Design – Kimber Kables 4TC Speaker Cables (3.1m) use Kimber’s classic braided geometry, offering exceptional noise rejection, improved conductivity, and transparent signal transfer for clean, natural, and highly detailed musical playback.

    Eight-Conductor Architecture – The Kimber Kables 4TC Speaker Cables (3.1m) feature four blue and four black Teflon-insulated conductors, delivering excellent phase coherence, low capacitance, and smooth frequency balance across demanding loudspeaker systems.

    Superior Tonal Neutrality – These cables provide balanced bass control, open midrange presence, and refined treble extension, making them ideal for systems requiring neutrality, improved imaging, and enhanced microdynamic resolution.

    System Compatibility – The Kimber Kables 4TC Speaker Cables pair well with tube and solid-state amplifiers, offering stable performance and flexible termination options for a wide range of high-quality loudspeakers.

    Dimensions – Typical length 2–3 meters depending on configuration, featuring Kimber’s signature hand-braided construction designed for consistent electrical performance and reduced electromagnetic interference.

    Weight – Lightweight yet robust, approximately 0.4–0.6 kg per stereo pair depending on length, ensuring easy routing, optimal flexibility, and long-term durability.

Fidelity Research was a pioneering Japanese analogue brand best known for its influential phono cartridges and tonearms during the golden era of vinyl playback. Revered for its low-output moving-coil designs, Fidelity Research helped shape modern cartridge engineering with a focus on speed, dynamics, and musical immediacy. Many of its classic models are still regarded as reference points for analogue performance today.

This heritage makes Fidelity Research especially significant in the pre-owned Hi-Fi market. In Singapore, Malaysia, and across Southeast Asia—where vinyl culture remains strong—pre-owned Fidelity Research cartridges and tonearms are highly sought after by experienced analogue enthusiasts and collectors. Well-preserved examples continue to deliver exceptional performance, often outperforming modern alternatives while retaining strong collector value.

On SoundTribeAsia, Fidelity Research listings are presented with an emphasis on provenance and condition transparency, allowing Southeast Asian buyers to access rare and historically important analogue components through a trusted marketplace environment.

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