Transistors nearly obliterated the tube home audio market in the 1970s, but audiophiles and guitar players never gave up on tubes.

So you’ve decided that you’d like to pick up a headphone amplifier. Like many things in the world of audio, deciding which to buy can be a rabbit hole of different designs, types, and price ...

To the audiophile's eye some tube amplifiers are art of the highest sort.

The other channels for this home theater system are amplified with a huge four channel tube amp providing 480 watts per channel. In total, there are 23 tubes in [Gregory]’s amplifier system ...

Can a $150 tube amp stand up against the top audio systems? This affordable throwback amplifier injects warm analog sound into modern digital tracks.

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The Fisher 400 tube receiver may not be the easiest vintage amplifier to find, but it is well worth the effort to have it restored.

From beyond the Iron Curtain? A new generation of Polish high-end audio manufacturers are creating some incredible new amplifiers. The Fezz Audio Evolution Series has arrived in North America.

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What are the most popular vintage receivers and amplifiers that people are still shopping for? We asked two vintage audio experts.

Not only is the ST-70 regarded as one of the most popular tube amplifiers of all time, it’s still widely sought after by vintage-audio enthusiasts.