[2bigears]

https://www.castanet.net/news/Business/201440/But-do-their-amps-go-to-11

     Tube sound with nanotechnology  electronics and no tubes.  Alberta might be on to something big here....
         Must look into this.     

[JakeJ]

That is interesting, 2bigears.  Thanks for the post!

[FullRangeMan]

No demo ((

[E55l2]

just another fairytail i guess and at least a very bad article

[FullRangeMan]

The test guys and target public was musicians, what may explain the juvenile enthusiasm.

[Armaegis]

There is zero useful information in there. Circuits that operate at the "molecular level" is nonsense; maybe they meant something else and got caught up in marketing drivel, but still useless. Saying "first product of its kind" also garners an eye-roll from me.

[FullRangeMan]

Transistors and SS diodes works at molecular level.

[sfox7076]

No, they work at a subatomic level....

[JakeJ]

What's the difference?

[FullRangeMan]

Molecules are a huge set of atoms, sub atmonic particles form an atom, this level is a uncharted land, some particles oscillate between matter and energy.

[Pryso]

So, do I have the "energy" to continue following this to see if it "matters"?

Or do I spend my time listening to music through those troublesome, old-fashioned tubes? 

[JakeJ]

Molecules are a huge set of atoms, sub atmonic particles form an atom, this level is a uncharted land, some particles oscillate between matter and energy.

Damn those particles!  I blame the Large Hadron Collider for this. 

[FullRangeMan]

Damn those particles!  I blame the Large Hadron Collider for this. 

Me too, this experiment is a ridiculous amount of money for nothing.

[Norman Tracy]

Google is your friend when more details are desired.

https://www.nanologaudio.com/nanolog-devices

It appears they have a two terminal device rather than the three terminals of a tube/FET/BJT. The comparisons to 1N4148 diodes in the electric guitar pedal circuit leads me to an initial opinion these are of limited use in HiFi.