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Tron-Electric is a British manufacturer of high-end audio valve or tube amplifiers for the audiophile market.
History edit
The company was founded in Higher Denham, England, by Graham Tricker in 1995. Graham started designing custom audio electronics in the early 1980s. The first Tron amplifier was a single-ended design based on the 211/VT4C vacuum tube. Tron-Electric continues to specialise in the design and manufacture of single-ended triode amplifiers.
Current projects edit
In addition to power amplifiers based around 300B and 211 valves, a new amplifier has been developed which has only one valve per channel in the signal path.
Graham Tricker edit
Graham Tricker worked in the telecommunications industry for over thirty years as an electronics engineer, a design authority and a senior process consultant. He began his career as a valve technician in the 1970s. He was technical author of Dagmar and Paul Kavsek's book Tube Amplifiers published by Allegro Verlag in 1995.[1]
References edit
- ^ Kavsek, Dagmar and Paul (1995). Tube Amplifiers. Vienna: Allegro Verlag. p. 13. ISBN 3-901462-00-7.