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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… ...

OK, now it’s time to tie yet another knot in your now-pretzeled brain… LTSPICE schematic of the K2-W Analog Computer Op Amp’s first stage. Look carefully at that second triode circuit.

Dynaco hasn’t made equipment in decades. Yet it’s still a name most audiophiles know off-hand. That’s because the American manufacturer left an indelible legacy on the world of hi-fi, thanks in large ...

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 ...

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.

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 ...

Tube amps, however, need a few minutes before they can offer their optimal sound quality and tonal character. This is because vacuum tubes operate well after they reach a certain temperature.