Amplifon valve amps from Poland, are quite simply superb value for money. All of their models feature very substantial construction, internally and externally, with a high standard of finish that's typically associated with, for example, Italian products. They all have large toroidal output transformers with taps for 4 and 8 Ohms, they all have triode input and driver stages, they have independent power supply rectification and filtering for left and right channel, and all have automatic biasing of output valves, so no adjustment necessary when changing valves.

WT40 (GBP 1995.00)

* 39W RMS / channel using 6C33 in triode mode push pull
* 12 Hz - 56kHz bandwidth (-3dB) at FULL POWER (no feedback) or up to 115kHz with feedback!
* <0.2% distortion at 1W, 1kHz
* Input 330mV / 47kOhms
* 89dB S/N.

WT 30 II (GBP 1395.00)

* 31W RMS / channel using 6H13C (6AS7G) in triode mode push pull
* 6Hz - 62kHz bandwidth, -3dB, at 1W, no feedback
* <0.2% distortion at 1W, 1kHz
* Input 300mV / 47kOhms
* 87dB S/N

WL25 (GBP 795.00)

* 28W RMS / channel using 6P3C in push pull
* 18Hz - 64kHz bandwidth, -3dB, at FULL POWER!
* <0.2% distortion at 1W, 1kHz
* Input 350mV / 50kOhms
* 87 dB S/N

An internal view of the WT40 gives you some idea of the build quality, with extensive use of separate small PCBs, making servicing potentially much easier, not that we hope to be doing much of that!

Sound quality of all models is definitely classic valve, with a sweet and open top end and a full bass. Due, however, to the generous power supplies and output transformers, there is also sufficient punch to always rise to the occasion. The combination is a very musically satisfying one! We strongly urge you to audition these amps against anything in the same price region; we're sure you'll agree the Amplifons are outstanding.