Sonneteer Brontë
Sonneteer Brontë Class T digital integrated amplifier, delivering 150W per channel with an electrical efficiency of 96%.
Description
The Brontë is a digital integrated amplifier from Sonneteer, designed to reproduce the audio signal electronically rather than through classic analogue stages. It is a landmark model in the brand's history, presented as one of the first domestic amplifiers to make use of so-called "Class T" technology, a digital amplification approach that was then new to the consumer market.
Its main characteristic lies in its output power of 150W per channel, combined with a stated electrical efficiency of 96%. Such efficiency means that only a very small proportion of the energy consumed is dissipated as heat, unlike traditional analogue amplifiers: in use, this results in an amplifier that runs cool, even when driven for extended periods at high power levels.
This type of amplifier is aimed at listeners seeking comfortable power to drive demanding speakers, without having to contend with the bulk or heat generated by a Class A or AB amplifier of equivalent power. The Brontë suits a domestic stereo system where the amplifier handles the entire amplification chain on its own.
Technical specifications
| Power | 150W per channel |
| Electrical efficiency | 96% |
What to check before buying used
On this type of Class T digital amplifier, it is worth checking the power-on gate and protection relays on listening, as well as any residual switching noise in the speakers at idle. The input connectors and speaker terminals should remain firm, with no play or oxidation, to preserve the stated efficiency. Checking that the remote control and any digital inputs, if fitted, work correctly completes the inspection.
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