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At £2,100, this is well above the recent used market for this amp: it sits far over the £1,072 75th percentile and miles above the £577 median, so I’d call it ambitious rather than fair value.
That said, the appeal is obvious if you want a proper 300B integrated: Audion’s Silver Night line is admired for its lyric, spacious midrange, tonal density, and SET-style charm with efficient speakers. The upside is in the experience, not spec-sheet muscle, so the real buy case is condition, service history, and originality. At this price, I’d want strong proof of recent maintenance, healthy output tubes, and all key accessories before considering it seriously.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Audion is a British hi-fi brand founded in 1987, with roots in the UK tube-audio scene. It was established by David Chessell, working with designer Erik Anderson, after their experience around Audio Innovations. The company emerged with a clear mission: to make serious valve amplification more accessible without losing the qualities that appeal to audiophiles.
The brand is best known for tube amplifiers, especially integrated and power amps, with a strong emphasis on single-ended and no-feedback designs. Audion’s early identity was built around compact, purist amplification rather than a broad catalog of source components or loudspeakers. It is not primarily known for turntables, DACs, headphones, or cables.
In the market, Audion sits firmly in the niche boutique-to-high-end end of the spectrum, appealing to buyers who value classic valve sound, hand-built engineering, and British hi-fi heritage. It is more specialist than mainstream, with a reputation tied to musicality, transparency, and traditional tube craftsmanship rather than mass-market versatility.
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