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Goldmund unveils Mimesis Statement, a three-chassis flagship preamplifier

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Swiss audio maker Goldmund has introduced the Mimesis Statement, its new flagship analog preamplifier, demonstrated to press at its Geneva headquarters. Unlike typical setups that separate preamplification from power amplification into two components, Goldmund's design splits the preamp function itself across three separate chassis.

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The multi-box architecture signals Goldmund's continued push toward extreme engineering as a selling point in itself, reinforcing its positioning of audio gear as a luxury good comparable to fine art or jewelry rather than conventional electronics. This could appeal to a narrow segment of ultra-wealthy buyers willing to pay for perceived purity of signal, even as it tests how far physical separation of components can be marketed as meaningful performance improvement.

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Source: wired.com — Simon Lucas, 2026-10-22

Published there as: “This Preamp Costs More Than a Fancy Sports Car”

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