sold For Sale: Simaudio Moon Neo ACE

[bbyer]

This is the absolute best value all in one integrated amplifier on the market today!  New retail for $3500 asking $2395 + Paypal.  I'll ship for free.

Perfectly maintained Simaudio Moon ACE, all in one unit.

Featuring the MiND (MOON intelligent Network Device) module which provides convenience and a full graphic interface, allowing you to effortlessly access your digital music library with power and flexibility; Add TIDAL and an unlimited world of music awaits you.  The DAC is also Roon Ready and easily plug into your Roon ecosystem. 

The ACE is both intuitive and easy to use. Featuring all new advanced setup software, this is the most configurable and customizable MOON component ever offered. Bridging digital and analog audio at a price-to-performance ratio that is impossible to beat, the ACE includes a high resolution DAC with DSD decoding up to DSD256 and 32-bit/384kHz PCM. At the other end of the audio spectrum, a moving magnet phono preamplifier rounds out this complete package.

The finest sounding and most complete “all-in-one” available, the ACE can do virtually anything expected of a high-performance audio component of this nature. Accentuated by the world renowned MOON sonic signature - visceral tight bass, transparent midrange, precise natural highs - along with lifelike sound, plus countless features, the ACE will be the “heart and soul” of all your musical indulgences.    
Top rated, reviewers choice award after award given for this unit:   WhatHiFi,  Soundstage, Stereophile, Digital Audio Review, all give this unit top rankings and so will you! 
Significant Design Features • 3 line-level inputs including a front-mounted 1/8” mini-jack for personal media players. • Headphone output on 1/4” jack located on the front panel. • Seamless integration with our MiND app. • 8 digital inputs include USB (hi-res audio), SPDIF (2), Optical (2), Qualcomm® aptXTM audio for Bluetooth®, WiFi and Ethernet. • OLED type screen which provides more detailed information. • Simple MiND setup via on-board software menu. • Moving magnet phono preamplifier input. • Analog inputs are configurable to “pass-through” mode, which bypasses the gain stage to accommodate components like a home-theater processor, whose own volume control is used. Specifications Output Power at 8Ω 50 Watts per channel Input Sensitivity 370mV - 3.0V RMS Input Impedance 22,100Ω Gain 37dB Signal-to-noise Ratio 100dB @ full power Frequency response (full range) 10Hz - 80kHz +0/-3dB Crosstalk -100dB THD (20Hz - 20kHz @ 1 watt / 50 watts) 0.02% / 0.02% Intermodulation distortion 0.005% PCM Bit-depth range / sampling rates 16 - 32 bits / 44.1 - 384kHz DSD sample rates DSD64, DSD128 & DSD256  

Thanks for looking and feel free to reach out with any questions and Serious Offers.  Price is Firm.

[Bazinga]

Price ? 

[bbyer]

Great question!   $3500 MSRP - $2395 as it's gently used.

[dancause]

Got one: Its way better than my previous multi$$$ naim system. Wonderfull with a sms200-regen-lps connected to its USB. ;-)

[bbyer]

Agree it's an amazing piece of engineering.  I used it with a Sonore Microrendu connected to the USB.  Whomever gets this unit will be in sonic heaven indeed.

[Blackkeys]

Hello I am interested in the ace. I've been thinking about getting one for a while now. I have to ask why you're selling it and is there anything about its condition I should know about?

regards,

marshall

[bbyer]

Hi Marshall, 

The ace is in perfect condition.  Looks great, sounds even better!  It was my first purchase getting back into high end audio and I wound up getting inspired to buy much more expensive separates in a PS Audio DAC and Mcintosh amp.  

 

I love the Moon unit and if I had another room to put it in I would certainly keep it.  To reiterate, it's in perfect condition and an awesome sounding all-in-one unit.
 

These rarely come up used so if you want one, this is the best opportunity your going to have to buy it under retail.

Brian

[bbyer]

SOLD to Marshall.

[akat]

I'm interested in buying the Moon Ace  How old is the unit?

Cheers

Andy