Tellurium Q SOCA

Tellurium Q SOCA single-ended, class A stereo amplifier in very good physical and functional condition - no original box and packing. Unit sold as new for $5,000.00 and although exceptional in performance, had a very short retail life from a company that is known for their cable products. 

We’re looking at a stereo power amplifier that’s big, bulky, and hefty. Due to its full Class A single-ended functioning, it’s a DC-coupled design employing Colin’s chosen MOSFETs, paralleled up and delivering a modest 18W RMS per channel.

This amplifier is wonderfully fluid and mellifluous in a way that almost no other solid-state amplifiers are, it has an incredibly beguiling sound that sidles its way into your soul and keeps you absolutely enraptured. Tonally it’s clean and smooth and sweet; it’s neither syrupy nor stark. Bass is unexpectedly tight, providing the amplifier isn’t asked to drive a stiff load. Midband is as clear as optical glass and yet never sounds shiny, plated or artificial; female vocals are a revelation; you get the sense that this is how great valve amplifiers should sound. Some do, but most don’t. Treble is spacious, airy and sweet. For the price, it sounds remarkable.