Amplitubes [hot]

Low-power Amplitubes can drive high-impedance headphones (300–600Ω) with a warm, detailed signature, competing with desktop tube hybrids.

The construction of an amplitube is deeply rooted in graph theory, specifically through the concepts of : Tubes : Subgraphs within a larger graph amplitubes

| Feature | Traditional Tube Amp | Amplitube Module | |--------|---------------------|------------------| | Size | Large (rack or head/cab) | Tiny (fits in palm) | | Power input | 120V/230V AC mains | 9V–24V DC (safe) | | Warm-up time | 30–60 seconds | ~5 seconds | | Microphonics | Common | Greatly reduced | | User serviceability | Easy (socketed tubes) | Difficult (sealed) | amplitubes

There are several types of amplitude, including: amplitubes