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The fair market price for the Norma Audio Revo IPA-140 Integrated Amplifier (solid state) is approximately 14,000–16,000 AUD for a new base unit without optional phono or USB DAC boards, based on converting recent 2025–2026 international retail listings to AUD at current exchange rates (1 USD ≈ 1.52 AUD; 1 GBP ≈ 1.97 AUD; 1 CAD ≈ 1.10 AUD).
- Typical price range: New base models retail at 13,000–15,000 AUD equivalent (e.g., $8,600 USD ≈ 13,100 AUD; £5,695 GBP ≈ 11,200 AUD, though higher in premium markets like CAD $13,200 ≈ 14,500 AUD); units with DAC/phono add 1,500–2,000 AUD.
- Used prices: 8,000–12,000 AUD, with examples like £3,150 GBP (≈ 6,200 AUD, 2022 model in good condition) and £4,086 GBP (≈ 8,050 AUD, with DAC/phono).
- Condition variation: New units command 80–100% of retail due to two-year warranty and demand for high-end Italian build; used prices drop 30–50% based on age (e.g., 2022 models), cosmetic wear, included options, and service history.
Key value factors:
- Options: Base vs. DAC (+$1,000 USD ≈ 1,500 AUD) or phono (MM/MC, variable gain/impedance).
- Condition and age: Pristine/low-hour used holds higher value; older units depreciate faster in competitive hi-fi market.
- Region/market: Higher in Australia/Canada due to import costs; UK/EU used listings lower.
- Specs appeal: 140W/8Ω dual-mono MOSFET design drives demanding speakers, boosting resale for audiophiles.
No recent Australian listings found; estimate uses global data conservatively, assuming stable AUD exchange and hi-fi inflation. Values may shift with new stock or economic factors.
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