T+A elektroakustik is marking its final appearance at the HIGH END show in Munich with a forward-looking showcase of new technologies and audiophile classics. Headlining the Herford-based brand’s presence is the world premiere of the Symphonia streaming integrated amplifier, joined by a preview of “Vision E” — a pre-production concept from T+A’s upcoming E-Series that also introduces the company’s new operating system, T+A OS.

Symphonia, a powerful all-in-one component, combines the company’s next-gen Streaming Architecture G3 platform with a high-performance DAC stage and robust amplification. Rated at 250w into 4 ohms (125w into 8 ohms), it features T+A’s proprietary Path Separation Technology, which independently processes PCM and DSD signals to preserve sonic integrity. Dual differential 32-bit converters per channel handle PCM decoding, while native DSD playback is delivered via a direct T+A True 1-Bit converter up to DSD512. Full streaming functionality includes support for Roon, Apple AirPlay, Spotify Connect, Tidal Connect, and more, alongside HDMI ARC, USB DAC, and analog inputs.

The new Symphonia alongside the just-launched Talis S 330 floor standers will be demonstrated. These employ solid aluminium cabinets, 270w handling, and a 25Hz–40kHz frequency range. Matching bookshelf models, the Talis R 330, are also on display.

In keeping with its tradition of engaging visitors in the development process, T+A is also presenting a near-final prototype of its next-generation E-Series receiver. Dubbed “Vision E,” the concept model is the first product to feature T+A OS, the company’s ambitious new user interface platform. Following a teaser at last year’s show, the 2025 version is now integrated into working hardware, giving showgoers a hands-on preview of the operating system's refined UI. A dedicated team of developers, designers, and UX specialists have been tasked with ensuring the system delivers a consistent, intuitive experience across all future T+A products.

T+A’s Head of Development, Jörg Küpper, emphasised that while innovation drives the brand forward, its core mission remains unchanged:

“Despite our excitement for new technologies, we never lose sight of the core purpose: music reproduction.

He explained that the new T+A OS is designed to bridge the gap between advanced functionality and intuitive operation, combining full-colour displays with tactile elements like rotary knobs and physical buttons — a deliberate move to ensure usability never comes at the cost of fidelity.

As a special addition to the final Munich presentation, T+A has enlisted respected German reviewer and YouTuber Peter Spier of HiFi Schmitz to host live demonstrations on Saturday and Sunday.

T+A Managing Director Conradin Amft says the company wanted to leave a lasting impression at HIGH END Munich 2025, and teaming up with one of Germany’s most recognisable hi-fi personalities was the perfect way to do so:

“Peter is not only a great conversationalist but also a thoroughly entertaining and knowledgeable host. That’s why I’m especially pleased that he’ll be leading our demonstrations at High End 2025 and giving our guests the opportunity to experience the new Symphonia and Talis loudspeakers live.”

With these final presentations, T+A closes this year's final Munich chapter on a high note, offering a nod to its storied past and a clear vision of the brand’s future. Pricing for the Symphonia streaming amplifier and the new Talis loudspeakers is expected to be announced shortly. 

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