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Availability is given only as a month: Rotel's Michi Prestige launch coverage (https://www.whathifi[3].com/hi-fi/stereo-amplifiers/double-drop-rotel-expands-its-premium-michi-portfolio-with-a-new-stereo-amplifier-and-preamplifier, announced 1 September 2026) puts the P430 on sale 'from September 2026' with no specific day. Dated to the last day of that month, 30 September 2026, as an estimate.
The page could not be fetched, but its title matches a press-release-style announcement of the Michi Prestige P430 and S430, consistent with the pin's product launch claim, though no exact date is given.[1]
The article body could not be retrieved (only site navigation loaded), but What Hi-Fi's own headline and September 1, 2026 publish date report Rotel[1] expanding its Michi portfolio with the P430, a week before the pin's stored date.
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US$5,000 solid-state stereo preamp with a modular, upgradeable DAC and a lush, full McIntosh sound.
Source2.1-channel preamplifier with ESS Sabre32 DAC (USB to 384 kHz/DSD256), MM/MC phono stage and headphone amp; closest feature match to the P430.
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