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Experience the unparalleled sound quality of Allnic Audio, a world-renowned name in high-end tube amplification. With cutting-edge design and meticulous craftsmanship, Allnic amplifiers and audiophile gear deliver pure, dynamic, and distortion-free audio. Elevate your listening experience with audiophile-grade components that redefine musical clarity and depth.

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Allnic Audio FAQ

What makes Allnic Audio amplifiers unique?

Allnic Audio amplifiers use permalloy output transformers, which enhance clarity, dynamics, and detail compared to traditional iron-core transformers.

Are Allnic tube amplifiers compatible with all speakers?

While Allnic amplifiers can drive many speakers, they perform best with high-efficiency speakers (typically 90dB sensitivity or higher).

What is the power output of Allnic’s integrated amplifiers?

Models like the T-2000 30th Anniversary deliver 120W per channel in ultra-linear mode and 60W per channel in triode mode.

Where are Allnic Audio products made?

Allnic components are handcrafted in South Korea by designer K.S. Park, known for his innovative tube designs.

Do Allnic products come with a warranty?

Yes, Allnic components typically include a two-year warranty, with tubes covered separately.

Can I audition Allnic products at Paul Money Hi-Fi?

Yes, Paul Money Hi-Fi offers in-store demonstrations for selected Allnic products. Contact us to book an audition.

Does Paul Money Hi-Fi provide servicing for Allnic products?

Yes, we offer service and support for Allnic products, including tube replacement and general maintenance.

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