"What I like about TubeSync is that gives us the opportunity to create our own features which enables us to have our own unique USPs."

(Marketing Manager)

"Not changing the sound is very important to us because the sound is the main reason why customers buy our amps. TubeSync offers a long list of benefits without changing the sound. Amplifier reliability is a big one for us as some of our order designs have design problems which can result in field failures. Failures are very costly and results in a large amount of hassle for both us and our customers especially when an amp output transformer blows up! The TubeSync reliability features is what we like best, it saves time, money and of course our reputation."

(Lead Development Engineer)

"TubeSync does what it says on the tin! We are looking to incorporate it into our next generation of amps!"

(Technical Director)

"Not matching tubes that's a big one - it's a pain in the neck – it's key to getting a successful tube amp 'fantastic'. if you don't need to use matched pairs and there's no need to bias, then that’s amazing, the efficiency savings on the factory floor will be a awesome. Who needs a Six Sigma Black belt!"

(Amplification Product Line Manager)

"You're saying all of the things that we hear on a regular basis, i.e. ooh, tube longevity – these are things that crop up that keep me awake at night. I'd say it’s pretty unique"

(Marketing Manager, Guitar Amplifier Manufacturer)

"We are currently going for the ISO 14001 environmental accreditation. The energy savings resulting from TubeSync will be part of our continuous improvement plan. If everyone does their bit, the world will be a much greener place."

(Operations Manger, Guitar Amplifier Manufacturer)

"There is only so much power a tube can throw out before it dies. So it's an efficiency thing? It gives you more power for less heat? Useful, yeah"

(Lead Development Engineer)

"TubeSync can optimise the running temperature of the tube down considerably, and as a function of that, the life of the tube increases. And that's something that's far more interesting than putting more power through it."

(Technical Director)