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When we talk about audio amplifier tubes, we’re normally talking about the glass little blobby things you might find in a guitar amplifier. We’re not normally talking about big ol&#8217… ...

Drop DAC tube amplifier The DAC section of the amplifier is equipped with an ES9018K2M DAC chip, which supports a sampling rate of PCM 16-bit – 32-bit / 44.1 kHz – 384 kHz, DSD64 – DSD256.

Japanese designer Koichi Futatsumata, founder of Case-Real studio, has designed a vacuum tube amplifier for electronics manufacturer Elekit. Elekit traditionally manufacture affordable, high-end ...

Feast your eyes on this neat new duo. Following in the footsteps of McIntosh’s retro-styled MA252 and MA352 integrated amplifiers, (which themselves took design cues from the MC275 Vacuum Tube ...

IN THE AGE OF wireless speakers and Bluetooth streaming, vacuum-tube amplifiers may seem antiquated, but you don’t have to be an audio nerd to appreciate their appeal. Designed to power ...

The SōLIS SO-7500 is an amplifier with vacuum tubes, in 2018. This piece of nostalgic technology is not without its merits though.

A replacement set costs $120 from Solo, or about half that from a tube supplier like New Sensor (800-633- 5477). With the SE-40, Lau has met high- end designers on their own turf.

First made in 1959, this is the best-selling tube amplifier of all time. Every product is carefully selected by our editors. If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more Dynaco ...

The VPI 299D tube integrated amp VPI I think the 16-by-15-by-7-inch amplifier is simply gorgeous. The "champagne" hued faceplate and the silky feel of the controls harken back to the glory days of ...

The new McIntosh MC1502 tube amplifier looks as good as it sounds. ©2020 Van Zandbergen Photography High-end audio brand, McIntosh, has announced the launch of its new MC1502 Vacuum Tube Amplifier.