Xindak

XinDak

Xindak is a Chinese brand from Chengdu, Sichuan. Its roots date back to an audio and lighting equipment factory founded in the city in 1988, which initially produced components such as capacitors; the Xindak name was adopted in 1993, when the company began building hi-fi equipment. Today, the company is called Chengdu Xindak Electronic. It's not just a cable manufacturer: its catalog includes power amplifiers and integrated amplifiers, preamplifiers, CD and SACD players, digital converters, signal, power, and cable assemblies.
Xindak has been known in China and the Far East since the late 1980s, but arrived later in Europe and the United States. In 2002, the SCD-2, the company's first SACD/CD player, was released globally. It featured a Sony transport and a dual-triode output stage, and was reviewed by the American magazine Positive Feedback, among others. Among its tube amplifiers are the MT-1 integrated amplifier, presented at the 2008 CES in Las Vegas, with four 6P14 tubes for 12,5 watts per channel, and the V30, with four KT88 class-A tubes, sold in Germany under the Audreal brand. Xindak also has a second brand, Soundright, and works as a contract manufacturer.
On our site, Xindak equipment is only used: mainly amplifiers, tube, hybrid and transistor, and CD players.
Da Audiocostruzioni Used Xindak equipment is available: those available are on this page and can be seen and heard in the Carpi showroom or ordered online with shipping. For any questions, please email us.