What hapened to VAC Phi 2.0 preamp


I noticed that VAC was producing that preamp before and it supposed to be it's top of the line product. I found it mentioned on the forums and the comments were good, so I looked it up on their web site and found they only have the VAC Phi 300 amp and the Phi integrated amp. There is still the Renaissance Signature Mk II preamp. Is the Ren better then? Thanks for the replies.
feniks
I suspect we'll see a new Phi series preamp that will use the same larger chassis as the new 300 amp and the Beta integrated.

If there is a new Phi preamp coming, I hope it's available without the phono stage, like the Ren. Sig MKll. The phono stage adds $4000.00!
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The Phi 2.0 is still in production, but Kevin mentioned the machining the chasis of this product is labor intensive and has caused him to consider changing the chasis but not the circuitry. It is an absolutely beatiful piece of equipment. When I ordered it I originally wanted the Signature, but Kevin felt the Phi was equal, if not better than the Signature, so I took his recommendation and saved the extra coin the Signature would have cost.
So, hifimaniac, you think they can be made on order?
It is definitely the most beautiful tube preamp I have ever seen.
Glad to hear the Phi 2.0 lives on. I'd hate to think I've already got a collectors' item after 11 months! For the type of sound I was looking for, Kevin said it wasn't even close between the Ren Signature and the Phi 2.0 (which I consequently got). I don't use the phono stage, so maybe I could have saved a few bucks with the Sig, but I wanted the newest design that fit my ear. The Phi just keeps sounding better as other parts of my system finally break in.

Apparently the original Sig circuitry, etc. is very time-consuming to fabricate, which accounts for the higher price(with phono), but not necessarily better sound as compared to the Phi. I am VERY happy with the 2.0, plus, as already mentioned, it just looks GREAT!