After launching Nikola Linear Power Supply, we’ve been shipping Nimitra Computer Audio Server and Nikola for every week. Thank you so much for supporting us and I’ve been shipping every unit we can without delay so far.

After getting inquiries and orders for a while, I noticed some people often asked me about comparing Nimitra to other highend servers. I decided to change some context in reviews so they can see for themselves.

“A friend from Asia, with an impressive high-end audio setup, didn’t miss his Aurender W20 anymore since acquiring Fidelizer’s Nimitra; he actually sold it. At ten times the price difference, it surely opens up a Pandora’s Box.”

– Matej Isak, Mono and Stereo

“I’d take the Nimitra over the SOtM 1000D I reviewed a couple years ago in a heartbeat. It’s cheaper, more user friendly, more flexible and if aural memory serves, sounds just as good if not better.”

– Paul Candy, 6moons

You can also read what customers say about Nimitra to see how it performs on their systems.  Some also mentioned about highend servers too.

As for Nikola power supply, some people requested me to build 15V and 19V ones so I decided to add 15V and 19V support. I also added micro USB 2.0 connector output option to use Nikola as highend mobile charger.

Since Nikola will have transformer built for optimal voltage range, we will order transformer with specific output voltage. We don’t use the same transformer we built for 12V or 5V to get the ideal output.

 

 

I’m at loss of words to express how happy I am to see our first launched product being appreciated this much. After the first week of launching Nikola Linear Power Supply, we sold 13 units in first week! That’s even more than all the stocks we have ever prepared.

Well, I only came up with the name Nikola and inform Mr. Steven Plaskin a week before launching product. Nikola was launched on 26th February and I sent the name on 19th February. Yes, that’s one week. That sounds like I did terrible on marketing jobs now.

Before launching Nikola, I was always anxious because the most expensive DC power supply they sell in Thailand is less than $200 dollars. I once asked them to build better products but it’s already decided that over $300 is a failing business in Thailand.

So it’s a very challenging to build $500 PSU in such environment. Sometimes I couldn’t help myself with the thoughts like “What if no one buys Nikola at all?” or “What if they find Nikola doesn’t sound that good?”. Reading exaSound e32 DAC review eased my worries a lot.

After the first week of Nikola product launch, we received 13 orders from Canada, Japan, Thailand, USA, United Kingdom, Taiwan, and Norway. We also received 5 orders for Nimitra Computer Audio Server as if they’re waiting for matching linear power supply to be available.

I’d like to tell you guys I’m very grateful to your support. It really means a lot to me. I don’t want to make it sounds dramatic but I used to think it’s impossible for me to build my own audio products in Thailand. And here I am building stuff for everyone in the world.

To express my gratitude properly, I’d like to continue the campaign of last week. Fidelizer and Nimitra customers will receive $100 refund discount for Nimitra and $50 refund discount for Nikola as thanks to all customers supporting us.

Thank you,
Keetakawee