Several years ago, I purchased a pre-amp that I had admired when I was younger, but couldn’t justify buying , as we were saving for our kids college. It was quite expensive (I think $6000 ) when it was new, and was rated class A by Stereophile . It was my first real audiophile quality piece of gear. It transformed my system.

I purchased the Galion TS P75 to use while I was getting my prized pre-amp serviced. When I received the Galion TS P75, I immediately knew it was very, very good. But I wanted to wait until it was broken in to write a review. I can now say that I prefer it to my old reference pre amp. The sound stage is fantastic. It has more detail and “shimmer” in the highs without being harsh. And the bass is more articulate. It is my new reference!

My only complaint is that Thomas’s service was a little too good. The TS P75 came a day ahead of schedule, when my wife was home, not the day I had planned when she was away!

Is it my end game pre-amp? Well, I have the audiophile disease, so, of course I’m now curious about the new Galion Navy! But I’m loving every minute that I’m listening to the Galion TS P75.

I love this amp. It replaced an aging Krell and I couldn’t be happier. It is powering a set of speakers I’ve built, but I’ve run it on an older set of Sonus Faber Concertinas that are extremely picky about pairing with amps. This app is absolute magic with both of these sets of speakers.. I have zero regrets about getting rid of the Krell (which was really just too heavy for me to move around anymore)

My A75 is powering a pair of Philharmonic BRM Monitors which Stereophile characterize as "a very demanding load for the partnering amplifier". The A75 drives them with ease and grace.

Thomas is quite prescient in his video. After installing the amp it took me almost an hour to realize I'd forgotten to reconnect the subwoofer - just like Thomas said. Critical listening revealed I needed to move my speakers further apart - just like Thomas said.

I couldn't be happier with the amp. My only regret is not getting one sooner.

The pre-amp arrived & I just did a quick hook up to my system last night after my work.

* now I know why some are calling this a giant killer!
* seldom a new piece of equipment/accessory plug into the system chain enable me to hear audible difference
* your Galion TS-P75 is one such product!
* not to mention haven't burn in yet and it's late at night so I'm playing at very low volume
* haha can't wait to test with more tracks 
* think I may have found a gem & the 'missing' piece of puzzle for my current system!

Keep up the excellent work Thomas cheers! 
 
P.S. further updates, after more listening & playing familiar tracks, it’s still glueing me to my chair, I just want to listen to more tracks & enjoy the music. Thomas be prepared think next going to reach out to you to try your amp and cables (haha need sell off my existing two pre-amps first)

After years of working with high-end audio components, few things truly surprise me. But the Galion C100 speaker cables are not just a pleasant surprise — they’re a reminder that thoughtful design and honest philosophy still matter.

From the first connection, the C100 delivered what many pricier cables promise but rarely achieve: a neutral, smooth sonic character with clarity that doesn’t shout, bass that doesn’t overwhelm, and a soundstage that expands without theatrics. Everything is present — but nothing is exaggerated. This is a cable that serves the music, not its own image.

Aesthetically, the cable is robust, elegant, and clearly built with care. Gold-plated connectors, braided shielding, substantial weight — all signs of a serious product. But what sets it apart is its lack of pretension. Galion doesn’t sell myths about exotic metallurgy — they offer a cable that simply sounds right.

In my system, the C100 brought extra bass depth without smearing. Mids remained clean, highs shimmered without glare. That rare balance — especially at this price point — is what makes it special.

Bottom line: The Galion C100 doesn’t demand attention. It earns respect. If you’re looking for a cable that reveals rather than manipulates, the C100 is a choice you won’t regret.

It is truly fantastic. Totally better than my current Audioquest Tornado power cords. Willbe purchasing more as soon as I can afford them.

THANK YOU for the intro to your cables. The C200s are fantastic! So incredibly well built and improved the sound a huge amount. And they and my new TS A75 hasn’t broken in yet. I really appreciate the nuance that comes from just adding your cables.

Matrix Element X2 Pre/Streamer
Galion TS A75
Buchardt S400 Mk2 speakers
Shanling ET3 Transport
Pro-Ject RPM 9.2 Turntable
Parasound Zphono Phono Pre
Schiit Midgard headphone amp

The Ray Tubes work excellent in my Galion TS P75 pre-amp. To my ears, the sound is even more natural, which is very important to me. Thanks Thomas!

Great pre amp!!

Clarity, dynamic, deep powerful bass awesome sound stage! It has it all, very nice preamp!

I own two anmps and one is tubed. The A75 is so good I could happily live with it forever if that was my only choice. It has many characteristics of a good tube amp, but has the solid state power to push low frequencies with authority. This is a musical device and I highly recommend it.

Very pleased with the Galion TSA75 warm open sounding good clarity and clean bass. Upper reaches quite revealing of source quality but I don’t find it tiring and glare is kept to a minimum. I use it with a passive high quality switched attenuator using top notch resistors a shanling et3 cd transport chord Qutest a blue sound nano streamer and vinyl is catered for with Systemdek Transcription turntable Rega arm and Supex mc cartridge. Phono preamp is an old Croft Acoustics valve design. Speakers are PMC twenty 22s

Hey Thomas! 1st and foremost, I absolutely love the TS A75!!🙏🤸‍♂️... the DeHavilland UltraVerve appears to be a good/great match and what I notice most is how "tall" it makes my room seem (11.5' wide x 17.5' deep)...great detail and a wider, more enveloping soundstage than I may have ever previously experienced... as it stands, while I love the (borrowed) DeHavilland, I've been looking @ comparably priced tube preamps and am leaning heavily toward your TS P75 based on many favourable reviews... I've been chasing a desired sound for several months which will best drive my T D Pendragons and can finally put the search to bed and simply enjoy music of all genres, be it Sonny Rollins or The Clash, Nick Cave or Sibelius! Thx, MBurk

Quiet, low noise floor, runs cool. Devine sounding, my end game amplifier. Excellent voicing may bi-amp just because... very pleased with the unit & communications with Thomas.

I Purchased the TS P75 to simply to improve my system. This is one of the better purchased decision I have made in over 40 years of high end experience. Based on the quality of parts in this preamp and the 14 day return policy it was a no brainer purchase, especially at the price! From the first moment of critical listening (2 days) until a week later, this preamp has impressed me with its superb sound staging, width, depth and transparency. The bass improved and the highs are wonderfully extended without being harsh. My current Abbington Music Research Dac has a very good preamp section that I have been satisfied with for over 12 years. But this preamp makes it seems like a bad poor choice in comparison. This is a serious preamp that adds a lot more musical enjoyment to system:

Lumin U1 Streamer with X1 Power Supply
AMR DAC DP 777
TS P75 Tube Preamp
Music Reference RM-9 Mk ll Tube Amp
PS Audio P15 Regenerator
REL 328 SUB
Magnepan .7 Speakers
JPS Speakers wire and interconnects