Amplifier

The stuff of audiophile legend, the vacuum tube gear Marantz made during the Golden Age of Stereo holds its own to this day.

The Japanese brand may not be a household name, but it has earned a dedicated following among seekers of sonic perfection.

Some audiophiles have no qualms about spending thousands for sonic improvements.

The DIY module can be added to vintage B&O speakers to upgrade its capabilities and allow wireless music streaming.

No, it doesn’t feature the computer-animated character from the 80s, but it does offer 2.8 dB of headroom and puts out 600 watts.

As imposing as it is powerful, the new integrated amp from Simaudio offers prodigious performance.

Delivering 1,200 watts per unit, a pair of MC1.25KW amps have enough power to drive nearly any stereo system in the world.

McIntosh unites vacuum tubes and solid-state transistors into one preamp/amp combo.

No mere novelty, this amp is a capable piece of hi-fi hardware.