"But the real discovery of the show was the stand of the Greek company TruLife Audio, that presented majestic (can't really find another word) both in terms of build quality and sound, valve amplifiers. Founder, Georgiadis Velissarios, who previously led to a success his transformer making company, Elmet, had to overcome the skepticism of his colleagues, who thought that the audio equipment department was not a serious idea. Thankfully, the distributors Signature Audio Systems, who made the last minute decision to take the amplifiers Trulife Audio for the demonstration of panel speakers Podium Sound did take them seriously and, of course, never regretted. The best token of appreciation was listeners reaction heard at some moment at the end of the show's second day. Hey, guys, there is a live performance about to begin out there - said a member of show staff - let's go and listen.  No one left. Only glanced at each other - why should we if the music played here is so great. 
Main technical idea behind the amplifiers derives from the main speciality of the company's founder - only transformers are used between stages. The cases of all amplifiers are made of metal almost a centimeter thick, but it is only noticeable at a close inspection - so elegant they are. The styling of the Trulife Audio amplifiers is a visual proof that massive amplifiers do not necessarily have to look heavy. As for the sound, that was, especially through the almost transparent panels Podium Sound, creating a spirit of unique airiness, without any loss in precision and power"