Xindak Electronics MT-1 Vacuum Tube Amplifier Boasts Minimal Looks and Analogue Sound

Ask any discerning audiophile why the analogue based sound produced using vacuum tubes is better than the sound produced by modern digital methods using chips and, believe me, you’re in for a long night – so we don’t doubt that any audiophiles reading TFTS will warmly welcome this MT-1 Amplifier which integrates no less than six vacuum tubes with modern, minimal styling.

Apart from its beautifully minimalist styling and the fact that the vacuum tube cover can be removed to display the six vacuum tubes within (a sealed unit would, we are sure you’d agree, be nothing less than a travesty) the MT-1 Integrated Tube Amplifier offers 12.5 Watts per channel, a frequency response of 10Hz~40KHz, a signal to noise ratio of 83db and, as you would expect, offers a veritable array of connectivity comprising of non-balance signal inputs for up to three external devices as well as three sets of speaker connections at 0Ω, 4Ω and 8 Ω.

The Xindak Electronics MT-1 Vacuum Tube Amplifier retails at around $635 / £320 / €432 at the time of writing, however, you may also find the previously featured and equally desirable Loit Eagle CD Player (which also utilises vacuum tubes) of interest.