Bonawatt’s valve-driven amplifiers have officially made their way to the UK, offering a unique combination of old-school sonic warmth and precision engineering. This Polish luxury brand has introduced two flagship models: the Tamesis, a pure Class A valve amp, and the Triton, a hybrid design that blends the tonal character of vacuum tubes with the efficiency and control of Class D amplification. Both amplifiers feature stunning craftsmanship and cutting-edge engineering, designed for those who demand both performance and aesthetic appeal.

The Tamesis is a single-ended ultralinear valve amplifier operating in pure Class A, utilizing KT77 power tubes to produce a richly textured sound. Known for its harmonic detail and lifelike musicality, it’s a device for those who value audio reproduction with emotional weight. Meanwhile, the Triton takes a different approach, combining a valve preamp stage with a 2 x 250W (at 8 ohms) Class D output stage. This hybrid amplifier offers remarkable flexibility and precision, ensuring that the tactile warmth of the preamp is complemented by the clean, dynamic power of its output stage.

A noteworthy highlight of the Triton is its modular expandability. It is equipped with slots that allow users to upgrade their system with features such as DACs, phono stages, XLR balanced inputs, or even Bluetooth modules. This ensures the amplifier isn’t just future-proof but configurable to meet the specific needs of any audio setup. Additionally, the Triton employs a highly specialized signal conversion system, where 16 parallel operational amplifiers ensure the valve stage imparts its sonic character without compromise. Intelligent tube preheating and anti-vibration mounts underline the brand's commitment to longevity and performance stability.

Visually, both models stand out with minimalist, retro-modern designs that balance elegance with functional precision. Even the Tamesis and Triton’s matching remotes have been crafted to reflect their front-panel aesthetics. These amplifiers are not merely tools for music playback but statement pieces for any listening environment.

Available through Feel Flows Audio’s UK retail partners, the Tamesis is priced at £8,795, while the Triton is available for £9,995. For enthusiasts seeking a blend of timeless valve sound and contemporary audio innovation, Bonawatt’s amplifiers promise a synthesis of tone and technology that’s hard to ignore.

Bonawatt’s valve-driven amplifiers have officially made their way to the UK, offering a unique combination of old-school sonic warmth and precision engineering. This Polish luxury brand has introduced two flagship models: the Tamesis, a pure Class A valve amp, and the Triton, a hybrid design that blends the tonal character of vacuum tubes with the efficiency and control of Class D amplification. Both amplifiers feature stunning craftsmanship and cutting-edge engineering, designed for those who demand both performance and aesthetic appeal.

The Tamesis is a single-ended ultralinear valve amplifier operating in pure Class A, utilizing KT77 power tubes to produce a richly textured sound. Known for its harmonic detail and lifelike musicality, it’s a device for those who value audio reproduction with emotional weight. Meanwhile, the Triton takes a different approach, combining a valve preamp stage with a 2 x 250W (at 8 ohms) Class D output stage. This hybrid amplifier offers remarkable flexibility and precision, ensuring that the tactile warmth of the preamp is complemented by the clean, dynamic power of its output stage.

A noteworthy highlight of the Triton is its modular expandability. It is equipped with slots that allow users to upgrade their system with features such as DACs, phono stages, XLR balanced inputs, or even Bluetooth modules. This ensures the amplifier isn’t just future-proof but configurable to meet the specific needs of any audio setup. Additionally, the Triton employs a highly specialized signal conversion system, where 16 parallel operational amplifiers ensure the valve stage imparts its sonic character without compromise. Intelligent tube preheating and anti-vibration mounts underline the brand's commitment to longevity and performance stability.

Visually, both models stand out with minimalist, retro-modern designs that balance elegance with functional precision. Even the Tamesis and Triton’s matching remotes have been crafted to reflect their front-panel aesthetics. These amplifiers are not merely tools for music playback but statement pieces for any listening environment.

Available through Feel Flows Audio’s UK retail partners, the Tamesis is priced at £8,795, while the Triton is available for £9,995. For enthusiasts seeking a blend of timeless valve sound and contemporary audio innovation, Bonawatt’s amplifiers promise a synthesis of tone and technology that’s hard to ignore.