For your consideration is a rarely seen Aeras electrostatic amp. This is the "little" brother to the Kerry built T2 in a much more compact single chassis design with four 6S4A tubes. This amp Is simply unbelievable for the size and price besting anything I have tried except Kerry's T2. I have tried many different electrostats with it including the X9000 and Audeze CRBN but my favorite by a margin are the Stax 007 MK2.9 (latest version which I will have available after this sells). It is a truly unstoppable combination and not much of a surprise as most of these amps were designed using the original 007. I am happy to answer any questions and have linked to the Eksonic website with all the specs. I have had it for about 18 months and used it very little. Condition is near mint (I hate to say perfect but I could not find a mark on it and I am very picky). This is an earlier production version with slightly different heatsink venting and spacing well as the T2 volume knob which I think looks much better. There is no performance difference. I will add that Kerry's designs are built like nothing else, they have top tier fit and finish and look the part of the price that you are paying. Too many reference headphone products look like exactly what they are, built in someone's garage or kitchen and that is not the case with Eksonic. It is a real product but like the T2, has a waiting list.



It comes with 6 unused and matched NOS RCA tubes from Andy at Vintage Tube Services, the original box, and now power cord (if you have this amp, you shouldn't be using a cheap AC cord). Extras that are open for discussion are a pair of new Cardas CGA input adapters to allow use of RCAs without degradation ($250 retail), and my Stax 007 Mk2.9 bought new about 18 months ago with very little use and all packing.