every Gryphon design
has been built to cruise
effortlessly through even
the most demanding
musical passages, regardless of volume level, with a
musical presentation
defined by supreme articulation and immediacy,
subtle dynamic shading
and razor-sharp focus.
Refinement and delicacy
are combined with power
and authority for a natural,
involving listening experience.
The Gryphon Master
Tape Collection
In the Gryphon listening
rooms, we are fortunate to
possess a unique library
of more than 1,000 original master tapes of
recordings made during
the Golden Age of studio
engineering from 1956-
1976.
Unlike conventional commercial releases, our master tapes capture the
dynamic contrasts and
subtle inner harmonic
structure of the musical
event, forcing us to work
to a higher standard in our
efforts to maintain the
integrity of the original
musical performance.
Design Principles
With state of the art technical equipment and some
of the finest minds in the
audio engineering field at
our disposal, the Gryphon
brand name continues to
define the highest audiophile standards of subjective and technical performance.
The dual mono configuration radically eliminates
any possibility of crosstalk
or other interference
between channels and
provides infinite channel
separation which contributes to the ability to
create space, focus, depth
and transparency.
Because the electrical
power coming out of your
wall fluctuates wildly in
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terms of voltage and distortion, Gryphon incorporates heavily regulated
multi-stage power supplies that act as effective
mains conditioning filters.
Displays and control circuits are fed by a separate
power supply to isolate
any digital noise artifacts
and effectively prevent
them from contaminating
the signal path.
While the printed circuit
boards in more conventional audio products utilize conductor tracks a
mere 35 um thick,
Gryphon employs at least
70 um traces of the highest purity.
Beginning with our very
first product, “The Head
Amp” all Gryphon products have featured
extremely wide frequency
bandwidth, because the
ability to reproduce ultrasonic frequencies with no
difficulty ensures linear
phase across the audible
frequency range.