Vitus Audio RI-101, Reference Series Integrated Amplifier

VITUS AUDIO RI-101 Reference Series Integrated Amplifier 
AC Power: 230 V  ( 220V-240V ).

Visual condition : 9/10  Technical : (no repairs or refubrishments )  Bought in official dealership.     
Amp being sold due to upgrade in system. Excellent condition no scratches. Two tiny blemishes top , side panel and back end edge silver dot less then 1mm. all very difficult to spot even on close inspection. paint on these new vitus series is delicate..... this amp very well kept, as close to new condition as it can get.    
2 years old amp, complete with box and paperwork. We extend warranty + 1 year as per law requirements in EU. we resell as a company so please place offers with confidence.
Box , remote control, manual,  dealership warranty card   
Price Catalogue : approx 14 500 USD /   Price This Offer: 7900 USD        
If Your're looking for solid state amplifier with top high-end performance and in excellent condition, this is the one.The RI-100 series is possibly Vitus’s most popular product. 
Regradless od this being a one box integrated unit, this 300 Watt powerhouse will astound you with the sheer quality of its sound.       
"The RI has purity, transparency and cleanliness that is normally the reserve of a Class A design. It has astonishing levels of grip and slam but is also capable of extreme delicacy. Rich, holographic and wonderfully textural and intimate, the RI-100 seems to tick every box that people are generally looking for in highend audio.

“As powerful as the RI-100 is, brute force is not the sonic element that stands out—at least not all the time. From day one, what really struck home was the lack of an electronic signature throughout the frequency spectrum. There was no glaze smudging transients, or any dry powdery whiteness over the treble. The RI-100 was supernaturally quiet. I’d describe its character as relaxed but ready. Sure there was impressive transient speed that seamlessly integrated with a rich tonality. But the RI-100 was not euphonic in the classic tube sense of the word, nor was it etched or pushy like less-desirable solid-state.” From Absolute Sound Review