Aragon 2004 MKII // Vintage / Dual Mono Solid-State Amplifier
SOLD , now part of a Private CollectionYou know that guy who walks into the room, doesn’t say much, but you instantly know he’s the one you don’t want to mess with? That’s the Aragon 2004 MKII. It’s not flashy. It’s not trying to win you over with glitzy lights or chrome flourishes. But the moment you fire it up and press play? Game over. You're hooked.
This beast is the brainchild of Dan D’Agostino—yes, that Dan D’Agostino, the legendary hi-fi guru behind Krell and later his own ultra-high-end brand, D’Agostino Master Audio Systems. Before his name was etched into $250,000 amps with copper accents and glowing meters, he helped shape Aragon into a powerhouse of the '90s. And the 2004 MKII? It’s one of the crown jewels from that era.
You know that guy who walks into the room, doesn’t say much, but you instantly know he’s the one you don’t want to mess with? That’s the Aragon 2004 MKII. It’s not flashy. It’s not trying to win you over with glitzy lights or chrome flourishes. But the moment you fire it up and press play? Game over. You're hooked.
This beast is the brainchild of Dan D’Agostino—yes, that Dan D’Agostino, the legendary hi-fi guru behind Krell and later his own ultra-high-end brand, D’Agostino Master Audio Systems. Before his name was etched into $250,000 amps with copper accents and glowing meters, he helped shape Aragon into a powerhouse of the '90s. And the 2004 MKII? It’s one of the crown jewels from that era.
