A Williamson amplifier is a type of audio power amplifier designed in the 1940s by British engineer Harold Stephen Williamson. It is known for its high fidelity and is notable for its use in vacuum tube audio amplification, making it popular among audiophiles and in high-quality audio applications. The Williamson amplifier features a push-pull output stage typically using vacuum tubes, which helps to reduce distortion while delivering high power.
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