The CANOR TP106 VR is a new aluminium designed integrated tube amplifier with high-power 6L6GC tubes in ultralinear connection to cathode feedback working in class AB.

Entirely new mechanical and electronic topology yielded further significant improvement in sound.
Massive welded metal structure with thick printed circuit board and double-thick copper, as well as strong High-frequency shielding, made of TP106 VR an amplifier very resistant to external influences such as mechanical and electrical. This is very important to reach the neutral sound of the tube amplifier and to fully apply its unique characteristics.

Management section, which manages the entire amplifier (switching inputs, volume control and soft-start of the whole amplifier), is completely galvanically separated from the audio section. To remove mechanical hum, the transformer core is vacuum-impregnated. In the supply voltage inlet as well as in the power supply controlling part there are used very effective vf filters. Anode voltage is rectified by vacuum diodes and is filtered.
One of the most important parts of a tube amplifier, the output transformer, has several bifilar windings which are lined up in sections so that the power amplifier bandwidth reaches maximum.

The TP106 VR tube amplifier uses in its signal path polypropylene capacitors exclusively, to demonstrate very good acoustic quality. After debugging and burning-in, the tube amplifiers are being measured on the Audio Precision analogue test device.