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The player is equipped with an SACD/CD drive, as well as a network streamer and a high-quality DAC with various digital inputs.

The German company Theorie und Anwendung (T+A) has introduced new floor-standing loudspeakers Pulsar S 130, made in a three-way configuration with five dynamic emitters. Like the acoustics of the Solitaire and Criterion series, Pulsar S 130 implements the proprietary design with "symmetrical directivity", which allows focusing the sound in such a way as to minimize reflections.

The heart of the SolitaireS 430 is the Mag 50 magnetostat, fully designed and manufactured in Herford. Its design is based on the TPM 3100 and TPM 2500 radiators used in Solitaire headphones.

The Mag 50 magneto static driver used in the S430 is powered by ten magnets. It offers an amazing combination of energy, high resolution and subtle micro dynamics. And this device is only 5 cm in size.

Solitaire S 540 includes an unprecedented set of unique top-level technologies. The Mag850 proprietary magnetostat, powered by 64 high-efficiency magnets, is 85 cm long and extends along the front panel of the case, and seven elliptical StarStabilizer midrange speakers process the frequency range from 150 to 2000 Hz.

Solitaire S 540 includes an unprecedented set of unique top-level technologies. The Mag850 proprietary magnetostat, powered by 64 high-efficiency magnets, is 85 cm long and extends along the front panel of the case, and seven elliptical StarStabilizer midrange speakers process the frequency range from 150 to 2000 Hz.

The new drivers are the key to the incredible performance of the TALIS S 300. Two of them (2 x 170 mm) work synchronously in the woofer segment and deliver powerful bass without distortion even at the highest levels. With such compact dimensions, the lower limit is stated from 25 Hz. The midrange driver operates in the range from 300 Hz to 2,000 Hz.

The 170 mm midrange/woofer in this model is resistant to high loads, the midrange is worked out vividly, with reactive dynamics and gives out a large number of details and nuances. The operating range of the high-frequency emitter goes beyond the limits of audible boundaries and reaches up to 30 kHz, providing the listener with airy iridescent tops, precise and fast, without any traces of sharpness or rigidity.

The Symmetrical Directivity Design is used here, similar to that found in the Solitaire S 430 speaker system. Its main feature is a specific directional pattern, which is formed by using two midrange drivers and a magnesium dome tweeter located between them.

The Multi-Resonator Transmission Line system used in Criterion speakers is just such a technology: resembling an organ pipe, it emits very low frequencies with high sound pressure without sacrificing control and accuracy. The design, consisting of numerous struts, gives the cabinet great rigidity. This rigidity prevents harmful resonances of the enclosure and the resulting enclosure noise even before they can occur.

The voice range is handled exclusively by the midrange driver, which is designed specifically for this purpose. As a result, the S 10 reproduces an incredibly vivid, natural sound picture without distortion or coloring.

The speaker system has a two-way configuration. It has a 152 mm diameter woofer and a 25 mm dome tweeter. The bass driver was designed specifically for these speakers, which ensured its precise alignment with the body. The bass diffuser is able to move linearly with high amplitude and speed, creating impressive sound pressure.

The headphones have a removable cable and are equipped with two different connectors: one regular with a 6.3 mm jack connector and one balanced with a 4.4 mm Pentaconn connector. Both cables have conductors made of silver-plated oxygen-free copper. Headphones have a fairly high impedance, so it is recommended to use them with specialized amplifiers that can, among other things, provide a balanced connection.

The high-performance neodymium magnets TPM 2500 in the headphones have precisely calculated segment shapes, as well as diaphragms, matched in length according to the oval contour. This ensures that the generated magnetic field lines have a uniform course without turbulence, which allows the air flow to remain laminar.

The model consists of enclosing closed-type headphones with dynamic radiators. The drivers are equipped with 42 mm diameter biocellulose membranes, the likes of which, as experienced audiophiles know, have been used in the best dynamic headphones of all time from Sony.

Solitaire P-SE - open-back Draft Control System planar magnetic headphones. The latest 110 x 80 mm diaphragms are used, mounted on a carbon rim and damped by copper conductors.

The heart of T+A Symphonia is its proprietary power amplifiers using Purifi Eigentakt technology. According to T+A, this platform, developed by the Danish technology company, is nothing less than one of the best concepts of class D amplifiers, as it overcomes the limitations of other class D amplifiers - characterized by an extremely low distortion factor and minimal intermodulation distortion regardless of the power.

T+A M 40 HV, traditionally for the company, uses its own voltage amplification circuit (High Voltage, JFET transistors), current amplification works with MOSFETs and bipolar transistors. At 8 ohms, the devices produce 570 watts, in HC (High Current) mode up to 60 volts, they operate in pure class A.

The T+A SD 3100 HV — Reference Streamer DAC combines the functions of a highly efficient external DAC, streamer, and excellent headphone amplifier. The device's design is based on High Voltage (HV) technology, according to which its circuits operate at increased supply voltage, thereby achieving maximum linearity and obtaining a wider dynamic range.

The high-end headphone amplifier operates in Class A and has two headphone jacks: a standard 6.3mm and a balanced 4.4mm. A special feature of the T+A SDV 3100 HV (and this is its only difference from its counterpart in the SD 3100 HV series) is the preamp function, which implies the presence of an additional analog input on the RCA and XLR connectors.

The high-end headphone amplifier operates in Class A and has two headphone jacks: a standard 6.3mm and a balanced 4.4mm. A special feature of the T+A SDV 3100 HV (and this is its only difference from its counterpart in the SD 3100 HV series) is the preamp function, which implies the presence of an additional analog input on the RCA and XLR connectors.

The PSD 3100 HV is designed to combine the performance of the best preamps and converters with the convenience of using a multi-source player. With a variety of professional digital inputs, FM radio, FM-HD, DAB+, Bluetooth and Connect services, as well as streaming for local and global sources on the Internet and network, the PSD 3100 HV is able to directly convert all digital signals into high-quality analog signals.

The integrated PA 3100 HV amplifier continues the concept of the PA 3000 HV model and partially inherited its design. It is different in appearance, there are now arrow VU-indicators on the front panel. The preamp circuit has been improved. It is possible to connect an external PS 3000 HV power supply. As with all High Voltage devices, the PA 3100 HV amplification stages are built on differential microcircuits made of discrete elements.

The T+A MP 3100 HV Gen 3 player is based on the ASA Gen 3 proprietary audiophile streaming platform, which provides access to a variety of streaming services, including Tidal Connect, Spotify Connect or Apple AirPlay2. In addition, ASAG3 directly integrates a variety of streaming services offering high-definition music. Finally, the platform supports high-resolution audio streaming in DSD format without conversion to PCM.

During the development of the MP 3100 HV 3, the T+A team not only optimized the playback quality of each individual source, but also expanded the range of sources used by integrating advanced protocols. From the third-generation audiophile streaming architecture and the unique Path Separation technology that allows you to process PCM and DSD data separately, to the SACD drive designed specifically for you, the MP 3100 HV G3 elevates everything that T+A has achieved so far: sound quality, convenience, and versatility of sources.

The T+A P 3100 HV preamp received an improved toroidal transformer and an improved PSU for the digital part. The German company T+A is trying to update and replenish its main series of high-end High Voltage (HV) components regularly: for example, the SD/SDV 3100 HV streamer DACs and the PDT 3100 HV SACD transport have appeared in the HV-series. This time, the HV series preamp received an upgrade.

The T+A A 3000 HV Silver power amplifier for high-voltage operation, in addition to supporting stereo playback, can easily switch to monaural playback mode. The case is large, and there are two displays on the front that show voltage spikes. High-quality materials were used to manufacture the device.

An integrated amplifier that provides decent sound quality and allows you to rock even complex speakers. It has an ergonomic design with controls displayed on the front panel. It is also comfortable to use the device thanks to the large and clear display screen, which displays all the necessary information about the settings and operating mode of the amplifier.

The PA 2500 R amplifier is the big brother of the PA 2000 R. It is also built on the "dual mono" principle, but it has a more powerful power supply (the amplifier outputs 280 watts at 4 ohms). The body height has been doubled. The PA 2500 R has rich XLR switching. Its discrete sections, by analogy with the HV (High Voltage) reference series, operate at high voltage, providing an incredibly wide dynamic and frequency range: from 0.3 Hz to 300 kHz.

The main difference between the T+A G2000 R vinyl turntable and the base model is the built-in PH-G R MC phono corrector board. The well-shielded board is placed in a special compartment in the bottom of the case and is equipped with a group of switches that allow you to change the input impedance and sensitivity of the preamplifier to accurately match the technical parameters of the installed cartridge. The model is based on the design of the famous vinyl turntable G 1260 R.

T+A A 200 is a stereo power amplifier. The A 200 has undergone the largest number of design changes compared to its predecessor AMP 8. The tip is designed to be used in conjunction with the DAC 200, but no one prevents you from using it yourself.

The M 200 mono power amplifier has been designed to deliver the most uncompromising audiophile quality and high performance. In addition, the M 200 combines excellent clarity, resolution, detail, and dynamics from the proven A 200 stereo power amplifier.

The T+A DAC 200 combines a top-of-the-line DAC, preamp, and headphone amplifier. The device's circuit uses full galvanic isolation of the digital and analog parts, as well as the “double mono" principle. The original Double-Differential-Quadruple Converter solution with a switchable digital filter is used to convert PCM signals (up to 32/768). Whereas there is a separate T+A True 1-Bit module for DSD, which supports up to DSD1024. Optionally, the DAC 200 can be equipped with an HDMI card (2 inputs, 1 output) with an ARC reverse audio channel.

The T+A MP 2000 R is a multifunctional CD player, streaming client, DAC, FM tuner, Internet radio tuner, aptX bluetooth receiver. Universal T+A source is equipped with a precision CD drive, digital and analog tuner, built-in Bluetooth radio module with support for the aptX codec. The device uses a two-stage jitter suppression system and four proprietary oversampling algorithms to choose from. A DAC with 4 chips per channel perfectly converts the PCM signal (up to 32 bits/384 kHz), and a separate converter is used to work with DSD (64/128/256).

One of the main innovations was the High Current mode selectable on the back panel, previously used only in the flagship T+A M 40 HV monoblock amplifier. In this mode, the output stage is constantly energized, so that the actual operating range in Class A, depending on the characteristics of the connected acoustics, can exceed 75 watts. For systems requiring maximum power, the High Power mode has been retained, in which the amplifier is capable of developing up to 500 watts in class AB.

One of the main innovations was the High Current mode selectable on the back panel, previously used only in the flagship T+A M 40 HV monoblock amplifier. In this mode, the output stage is constantly energized, so that the actual operating range in Class A, depending on the characteristics of the connected acoustics, can exceed 75 watts. For systems requiring maximum power, the High Power mode has been retained, in which the amplifier is capable of developing up to 500 watts in class AB.

The A 3100 HV is not merely a power amplifier. It is an instrument of uncompromising physics, designed with a single purpose: absolute transparency. Engineered to operate in perfect synchronicity with reference pre-amplifiers, it defines the ultimate boundary of what is electronically possible, solely to preserve the fragile, emotional content of the recording.

The T+A PS 3100 HV is a reference‑class power supply engineered to unlock the full potential of high‑end audio systems. Its design emphasizes absolute stability and instantaneous energy delivery, revealing subtle musical details with remarkable clarity. Sleek and authoritative, it forms a harmonious, visually cohesive pair with HV‑series components, elevating every listening experience.