Name: Galion TS A75 Power Amp
Brand: ThomasAndStereo
Price: 1495.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Giant Killer Galion TS A75 Power Amp

Why is this called a giant killer? The performance of this amplifier is so good that you will question whether the significantly more expensive amplifier you are currently shopping for is truly better than this one; for those who prefer XLR, the TS A75 comes with both XLR and RCA inputs.

High current design

Sure, it is only 75w, but there is so much power and control with the TS A75 that you might mistake it for a 200w amplifier instead. We designed the TS A75 to deliver quality watts over quantity watts. This amp will grip your bass drivers with authority and control.

Dynamic Bass

With two 200W toroidal transformers and 20 capacitors, giving a total of 200k uf of capacitance bank for both channels, while most affordable amplifiers have about 40k uf, the bass on the TS A75 will make you wonder if you even need to turn on your subwoofer. Not only is the bass impactful and gut-punching, but it is also tight and fast.

Airy Holographic 3D Soundstage

The airy 3D soundstage of the TS A75 is so good that it can even challenge tube-integrated amps. If you have been curious about what audiophiles mean when they talk about this mysterious 'air' in the soundstage, you no longer need to feel left out because the TS A75 has so much air that it can rival expensive amplifiers. Having an airy soundstage is one of the main advantages of the TS A75 current feedback design over the voltage feedback design.

High-Quality Build

The TS A75 custom chassis and big heatsink were designed to keep the unit cool. As a result, the amplifier barely runs warm, which means the capacitors will have a longer lifespan. In addition, we built the amp to have a thick chassis, so you don't have to worry about stacking your preamp on top.

True High Resolution

You might have heard of this audiophile joke, "My system is so resolving that I can hear a pin dropping." Although this is an exaggeration, high-end systems are more detailed than entry-level systems, and you can hear everything effortlessly. The TS A75 will allow you to hear the pin dropping. You will hear things in the recording you have never heard before. The saying, 'A veil has been lifted,' is how you will feel with the TS A75.

Midrange clarity

Besides the sparkling top-end detail, one of the things that will catch your attention right away is the midrange clarity. The saying, 'I can hear the vocal chords of the singer,' is not a dream with this amplifier. Never before have we seen this level of clarity with an affordable amplifier.

Extreme Dynamic Contrast

One thing you will notice right away with the TS A75 is its incredible dynamic contrast. Highs extend further up, the bass hits lower and harder, and the swing from quiet to loud passages seems instantaneous. The TS A75 is an exciting amp to listen to, especially if you are into classical music, where there is significant variation in dynamics.

True Balanced Circuit

The TS A75 features a genuine XLR balanced design. When using a long interconnect cable with the TS A75, opt for XLR connections to experience reduced noise and a darker background.

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Galion TS A75 Power Amp

$1,495.00 USD

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Specifications TS A75

	Measurement Value
RMS Power 8 ohm	75W+75W
RMS Power 4 ohm	100W+100W
Frequency Response	15HZ-40KHZ
4W Distortion THD+N	0.0085%
10W Distortion THD+N	0.01%
25W Distortion THD+N	0.02%
Maximum Current	7A
Gain	33
Total Capacitance	200000UF
Damping Factor	100
SNR	95dB
Input Impedance	33k
Unit Dimensions	17.2 X 12.1 X 6.25 Inches
Unit Weight	39 lbs (17.6kg)
Shipping Dimensions	23 X 19 X 13 Inches
Shipping Weight	42 lbs (19kg)
Fuse	240V = T5AL250V (5X20mm) 120V = T6.3AL250V (5X20mm)

TS A75 Gallery

Amazing Sound

Paired with the TS Voyager TL Speakers the synergy is awesome.

Pleasure playing vinyl again…

Going from tube power amp to this amp is a pleasure, especially now that I can hear a well defined, deeper bass through my transmission line speakers.

Love my TS A75

I haven’t had a lot of time to break in my new TS A75, but already the soundstage is wider! Can’t wait to see how things progress.

Also, the ordering process was easy and I really appreciated the personal update emails from Thomas.

In heaven!

Hi Thomas. I probably have the most humble set up of all owners of the amazing TS A75, but having heard other set ups with far more expensive gear, I'm not shy to tout now that my mid tier gear sounds epic! I only stream music from Qobuz using a Wiim Pro to a Denafrips Ares 12-1. My previous amplifier was a PS Audio Sprout 100 integrated that ignored the internal DAC and the signal was sent out to my Wharfedale Denton 85th Anniversary. All these complemented with a Rel HT1003, not the fanciest but not too shabby. This was already a pretty good set up for the money but I knew I was short on the body and detail. Image precision was very good although the lack of detail had an impact on it. Soundstage was fantastic though. Following your recommendations I let the Galion on for 30 mins and usually let it warm up about 5 mins before playing music. It probably already has over 50 hours of playback and it absolutely sounds fantastic now. The interesting part here is that I was concerned about what pre-amp was going to use that was worth the quality of the Galion, but oh man, I had a great solution in my hands. I consulted with PS Audio technicians and users of the Sprout 100 if they would recommend using it as a pre-amp and all I got from that bunch was good comments about the results of such set up, so I did it, and I probably am, and will be for years, the only crazy using your TS A75 with a PS Audio Sprout 100 as a pre-amp and I LOVE IT!!! The sound now has meat, the bass is powerful, controlled and textured (now I know what this means) while the mids are very present and voices are natural and the highs are clear, detailed and airy without being shouty, sibilant or excessively bright, just perfect. As a result, image precision is much better and the soundstage remains very wide. I understand that the sound I'm getting is the result of the integration of all the elements of this set up, whether it could be improved and how is a mystery at this point, maybe the next step is upgrading the speakers... who knows... right now I'm in heaven and I know for sure that a couple of friends that have invested a lot more are going to be envious of what I've put together without having to sell a kidney. Thank you Thomas! you've really achieved something awesome with this amplifier. PS, I know your preamp TS P75 is coming soon... but I'm not sure I want to put that money in a new preamp instead of speakers... decisions decisions! =) Thanks!

Tsa75

I have a pair of klipsch speakers and forever I have tried to tame down the brightness because they're fatiging, we'll this amp has saved the day, I'm very pleased with the warm sound and detailed music. I love it I may buy another one in the future to biamp them.

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