I have now had the TS A75 power amp for 2 months, so I am now ready to share my experience.I have the A75 paired with: an Advance Paris X-P700 preamp as well a Pontus II DAC, Jay's Audio CDT 2 Mk III, & Project turntable. I found all the promises Thomas made about the A75 have been delivered. My old system was powered by a Yamaha integrated AV amp, with which I had been quite happy with. Adding the A75, Thomas' promises (& echoed by other reviews) of air, resolution, great base, and a sense of a veil being removed describe my experiences with the Amp. I have a few audiophile friends who have been notably impressed with the sound my system puts out now. Without reservation, I have been recommending the A75 for friends and family who are considering an upgrade.

Thomas,

After 5 days with TS A75, I want you to know it was my best investment in my system. If you weren't that far, I would gladely offer you as much of coffee you need! It works really nice with Triangle Antal 40th. As you said, it's going to the lively side but there's a smooth synergy happening with my current DAC, Taga harmony DA 400 through preamp Marantz Model 50(6,5v preout).

Everything sounds more open. The basses are so deep, precised, defined. I have the impression my system was bloated or I was a bit deaf and everything seems clearer. Also best improvement for me is the impression all drums, trumpets, and specially the vocals, are now real. I can hear them as if the sound was unsticking from the speakers, where before it sounded linear, and boring I have to say.

Don't get me wrong, now I really appreciate the Marantz as a preamp and this DAC Taga is doing a great job that I am finally appreciating well. -next step would be the Pontus 15th but this can wait.

I did some tests, by connecting:
Eversolo > Taga > Topping L30 ii > TS A75
Eversolo > Marantz > TS A75
Eversolo > TS A75

Best results in everything *by far* was:
Eversolo > Taga > Marantz > TS A75

Interesting as well, yesterday evening when reconnecting my system, enjoyed a last time my favorites Brothers in arms and Sirius albums. was so happy! But surprise... Forgot to powered on the subwoofer (connected to the Marantz). Couldn't believe it. I'll continue to compare to be sure, but seems I don't need a sub anymore to enjoy.

Amazing Thomas. I'll get more attention to your reviews and creations for sure.

Thank you for your great work!
JD

My home office system started out with humble beginnings just wanting some back ground noise to fill in the day,…Over the past couple years all has evolved and now with the very recent addition of the TS 120 LE the jump in sonic performance turned shocking good , it went Way Beyond my expectations . You have been warned If Thomas offers a home audition be prepared putting in an order …..Absolutely fabulous work voicing this brilliant amplifier Thomas ,,.

My journey to the Galion TS A75 began with a video by Jay Iyagi. He claimed that the TS A75 would blow away the McIntosh MC-275 VI. Went on to read more reviews and everyone just seemed to be extremely impressed by the TS A75. Had to try it. Wow, the hype is real and justified. I have the TS A75 hooked up to a McIntosh C-2700, a ROSE HIFI r150b and a pair of vintage Yamaha NS-1000x. Just a beautiful sounding, musical amp and for $1,500....Wow! I would highly recommended getting one quick before Thomas realizes he could get double that for this amp and it would still be a bargain. My only area of concern is that it does have a sweet spot with volumes. If I turned it pretty loud, it began to get a bit bright but that could also be the speakers. Has plenty of power...Amazing Sound Stage, Detailed and engaging. I listen to Soft Rock and Instrumental. Again, Highly recommended. In my opinion, greatest value in the audio market. Great job Thomas!

I love these speakers. Currently I’m driving them with a Freya+ and Vidar monoblocks that, as a unit, tend to be somewhat analytical. The Voyager TL speakers tend to balance the sound reproduction without losing detail. in my particular listening space I’m currently driving the speakers without the foam inserts but am still experimenting.

My home office system was in need of changes the Galion A-75 was within the office budget and a sensible choice to drive a pair of entry level TeKton speakers .What a pleasant surprise the match between the A75 and TeKton Lore speakers turned out to be , Wow

What really lit up playback sonics I swapped out a popular Denefrips dac and server with a Electroconpaniet dac server from my main system . I wouldn’t normally mix and match components like this however what a shock , the Electroconpaniet dac server is going to stay until I want use it in my main system. I can’t go back to the other dac and server .

Thomas you have done a fabulous job at voicing the A-75 , “I am impressed” with how it scaled up , absolutely fabulous design.

The TS A75 is an awesome amp regardless of price. I have owned a bunch of amps and this one is a keeper. I had a small issue and Thomas was incredibly helpful. Turned out to be a issue on my end but he was still supportive. Thanks for a great amp.

Galion TSA75 is an extremely musical amp. I had an Emotiva DR2 power amp at 550 w per channel into 8 ohms. I am driving towers b&w 703s3 ‘s. The galion. Is just as strong as the emotiva but much much more musical. The emotiva is very strong and a good amp but very vanilla. And has NO color. This amp has wonderful mids and all the highs are present but not ear piercing. I’m a classical musician and I LOVE the sound of this amp. I’m using a Kara preamp and it sounds wonderful. Having said that I would like to try a tube preamp soon. I am running a Project rpm1 into. A schiit skoll phono stage and an eversolo dmpa6 streamer into a denafrips ares 15. My entire system is fully balanced and connected via xlrs. This amp has been quite the addition to my system. I was nervous about going from 550w per channel to 75 w per channel but the design of this amp totally showed me the difference between specs and real horsepower. Don’t get me wrong the DR2 is a great amp but the galion is tons more musical. Buy this amp and don’t look back. This amp truly punches way way above its price point. Thank you Thomas!!

Just wanted to let you know that I am very happy with the Voyagers, hoping to get to listen to your preamp soon.
Looking forward to it.

2 weeks after receiving the Voyager TL speakers I bit the bullet and ordered the TS A75 amp. Received it just before New Year. I am in Class AB heaven now..... The combination is mind blowing and probably my end game. Thomas wasn't kidding - this pairing is giving me what he promised. My subwoofer is now transferred to my second set-up.
Just need to save up for the new pre-amp which looks promising...

I very recently received the TS A75 as a Christmas present for myself. After reminding myself why my doctors told me to not pick up any thing heavy set it into its rightfully designated spot. After I wired it up, I turned it on and immediately heard an improvement over my Schiit Vidar. Fuller, richer sound. A more muscular presence yet much more detailed in its presentation.

My A75 plays through my Vincent SV500 which I’m using as a preamp, a Vincent 500 phono preamp, a Music Hall Stealth turntable with a ortofon blue cartridge and a Denon cd (900 series), with all this coming out Quad s-2 speakers and a Rel t/5 subwoofer. Not a million dollar setup but endgame for me as I’m finding nothing lacking except more time to enjoy it. Thank you Thomas for tying this all together, wonderfully.

I've had the TS A75 up and running about a week now. It has greatly enhanced my listening enjoyment. With all the rave reviews I was expecting nothing less. The detail, the imaging and soundstage has expanded exponentialy. And this is in a cramped overstuffed bedroom. Once I finish my listening room I will update my experience with some pictures. Unless you want to spend thousands more, you can't go wrong with this amp.

Thomas wasn't kidding. This amp has dynamics up the wazoo. Great bass extention and crisp clean highs. This amp is extremely quiet until you turn it up and yes it sounds like alot more than 75w. I'm so happy with this amp. I wonder if Thomas has a tube amp in the works?

Big fan of Thomas and what he is building with Galion. I have his TS120, so naturally, I wanted to try his cables. Man are they good right out of the box. I use them on my tube amp, my solid state class A and both my AB solid state amps. These are just as good or better than a 1K pair I have been using the past 1-2 years. The sound is natural, neutral and they handle everything well. The bass, midrange and highs are all just wonderful. They are an incredible value from my perspective. I hope he continues to offer more selections, offer longer sizes and make the connections shorter and more heavy duty for those of us that switch amps frequently. (Yes the addiction is real) :)

My search for a tube amp took a while. I happened upon Thomas’s YouTube page during the search and quickly became a fan of his. When he introduced his tube amp, I was immediately impressed because it offered a lot of features I desire. I have the original TS 120 version with upgraded Gold Lion tubes from a famous place out West. The original tubes are very solid, I probably watch too many influencers…..hence my desire to “tube roll”. Once things were burned in (be patient as this can take a while) the unit became so unique and rich sounding. It’s hard to describe the sound but once you hear it, you cannot forget it. Recently, my 80 year old father was in town for the Holidays. We listened to a lot of music, both vinyl and streaming. I inherited his entire collection of LPs last year when I retired from a lengthy military career I have painstakingly cleaned them all so them sound their best. He was awestruck by the sound of this amp. He said that he didn’t know music could sound so realistic and pure! We switched to two other amps, an Accuphase and Marantz Reference Series amp. He looked at me after some listening sessions and said, I like that tube amp much better. It’s open, airy and “just sounds great”. Needless to say, we spun a lot of his old vinyl records from the 50’s to the early 90’s and he was in heaven the whole week.
I cannot recommend this amp more, it continues to amaze me. I prefer class A mode with T. With older pressings, the tone controls are fantastic. I have large, Klipsch Chorus speakers (all updated with Crites boards, new woofers and tweeters) and run dual subs. Horns and tubes……primo combo. Thanks Thomas for a fantastic first amp!