According to the press release, Bonawatt's amplifiers are "handcrafted" in Poland and "fuse the emotive depth of classic tube sound with the precision and flexibility of modern engineering."

The current range includes the Tamesis, a Class A valve amplifier, and the Triton, a powerful hybrid model featuring modular expansion and modern control. Both are said to boast "meticulous build quality and design philosophy."

Tamesis is listed as a single-ended, ultra-linear integrated valve amplifier operating in pure Class A. It promises to deliver harmonically rich, emotionally expressive sound that captures the texture and soul of music with refined valve character.

Meanwhile, the Triton is a 250W hybrid integrated amplifier pairing a valve preamp stage with a high-efficiency Class D output.

Designed in collaboration with MuzgAUDIO, it features modular expansion slots, allowing you to add DACs, phono stages, and Bluetooth modules. This is an elegant way of offering bespoke system configuration for modern listeners.

We are told that Bonawatt's secret sauce is its dedication to preserving signal purity and tonal nuance. In the Triton, a unique signal conversion system using 16 parallel operational amplifiers ensures the valve preamp defines the amplifier's sonic character while the power stage delivers headroom and control. Subtle details such as tube preheating and cooling protocols, anti-vibration mounting, and intuitive remote operation reflect Bonawatt's holistic approach to design.
Greg Chapman, Co-Founder of Feel Flows Audio, told StereoNET:
We're delighted to bring Bonawatt to the UK. Their amplifiers offer something truly special – the emotional expressiveness of valves combined with the reliability and precision of modern technology. It's a combination that resonates with today's music lovers and complements our existing portfolio of boutique, artisanal audio brands – each with its own unique story to tell.

Bonawatt is now available for purchase in the UK exclusively via Feel Flows Audio's select UK retailers, with the Tamesis priced at £8,795 and the Triton costing £9,995.
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