The Symphonia The Symphonia streaming amplifier is a tribute to nearly five decades of engineering driven by emotion. Embodying the spirit of “The Future of Retro,” it boldly bridges past and future—honoring the craftsmanship and vision of T+A engineers, designers, and artisans across generations, while setting a new benchmark for what lies ahead in audio technology. This device unites our latest advances in streaming, digital-to-analog conversion, and amplification with a design language rooted in our most iconic products. From its stepped front panel to hand-assembled VU meters, the Symphonia is retro in the truest sense—deeply inspired by the past, yet fearlessly forward-looking. It is both an homage and an evolution, crafted to be a timeless sonic companion. Concept As with every T+A creation, the Symphonia was born from a bold vision: to redefine the "one-box system" with uncompromising capability and elegance. It offers a vast range of playback options, delivering an exceptional listening experience through state-of-the-art DSD and PCM converters that transform digital signals into rich, immersive analog sound. Its integrated amplifiers—delivering 250 watts—ensure that this sound is rendered with clarity, authority, and nuance. At its core is the third generation of our Audiophile Streaming Architecture (ASA G3)—a sophisticated fusion of hardware and software that offers effortless connectivity. Whether streaming from major services, USB sources, or directly from your favorite mobile apps via Connect Services, the experience is seamless and intuitive. Design Measuring 10 x 38 x 34 cm (H x W x D), the Symphonia is more than just a piece of audio equipment—it’s a celebration of nearly 50 years of T+A design heritage. Its dimensions echo our classic 1985 preamplifiers, while the VU meters and control layout take cues from our modern Series 200. The beveled front panel edges draw inspiration from the timeless aesthetics of the R Series, refined since the 1990s. Minimal yet deliberate, the extended front panel features intuitively placed controls and rotary push knobs that provide instant access to every function. From initial sketches to meticulous hardware engineering and the development of hundreds of thousands of lines of code, the Symphonia was conceived to not just keep pace with the digital era—but to elevate it.
