Collection: Tube Amp Kits
You can experience incredible sound, and incredible value for money, by building your own tube amplifier from one of the meticulously designed DIY kits we sell.
Using a kit to build your own tube amp is easier than you might think. You don’t need any experience with electronics, or with a soldering iron, and we provide expert support every step of the way.
There are two kit manufacturers we highly recommend: Australia’s own RedRoo and Elekit, Japan’s finest.
Both manufacturers use A-grade components and their kits come with everything you need, including crystal clear instructions – you’d have to try extremely hard to make a mistake.
As well as incredible sound and value for money, these kits come with a special bonus: the satisfaction of having built it yourself! You’ll be glowing like one of the tubes on your amp for years to come.
Elekit TU-8400 tube amp kit NEW
Commencing shipping in October The successor to the very popular TU-8200R power amp kit, the TU-8...Elekit TU-8850 Single Ended Tube Amp Kit
The new TU-8850 power amp from Elekit is a 'tube roller's dream', an amplifier kit which allows u...Red Roo SE5 Tube Amplifier
Australian designed, this no-compromise tube design will delight electronics enthusiasts, audiop...Elekit TU-8900 - 300B/2A3 SE Power Amp Kit
New design; available now As the name suggests this new power amp from Elekit supports both th...Elekit TU-8200R Tube Amp discontinued
NEW MODEL EXPECTED IN SEPTEMBER. The superb TU-8200R, stalwart of the Elekit stable for over ten...Red Roo PR5 phono preamp
Australian designed RIAA phono preamplifier equaliser, this is one magnificent phono stage. Tube...100% satisfied with the sound
I received both kits on time, and built the amplifier straight away.
The instructions were easy to follow, and not too verbose (10 out of 10). I am a Technical Author, and I could not fault them.
The quality of the kit components and PCBs was excellent. Beautiful design, and forethought. It is the best kit that I have seen. 100% satisfied with the sound - so full.
I lose three hours getting lost in the sound
Hooked theTU-8500 up to my NAD 326bee, by passing its preamp, and now whenever I put music on I lose three hours getting lost in the sound.
It’s clear, punchy and has a great soundstage. Very enjoyable to listen to.
With the phono you can really hear how every record is mixed & mastered differently.
The soothing output of the tubes
The TU-8200 is running beautifully; use it all the time into my Krix KDX Main speakers and it sounds wonderful. I am a reel to reel and Nakamichi cassette deck man. I run a Tascam OB44 and an Otari MX5050 MkIII, along with Nakamichi ZX-9, two Nakamichi 680ZX & #8217s , a Nakamichi 670ZX with High-Com plus two Pioneer CT-91A’s. These analogue sources sound fantastic through the TU-8200; 8 watts in ultra linear mode is more than enough for my listening room. As an ex broadcast engineer I just like the whole tape / recording / playback experience using CD and digital files as the sources. The analogue tape sound (when well recorded) and the soothing output of the tubes makes digital sources sound much better to me.
David King ToowoombaI am so glad I bought the kit
I have the TU-8200R operational. Powered it up this morning after assembling it over the last several days.
My first impressions - in the 20 years of being an audiophile, I have not listened to music of such warmth, separation, soundstage, the list goes on and on.