Highest BUILD quality tube amps?


Not so much with sound...lots of ways to fine tune thru tube rolling, etc. I'm just curious which tube amps are built to last for many years with the least amount of repairs. I know Mcintosh comes to mind for longevity. I was snooping around on the web and Air Tight seems to be built like a tank and I've never read any poor repair histories. Luxman same thing. Any others come to mind?
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Really enjoy the sound and build quality of Linear Tube Audio (LTA) equipment built in Tacoma Park, MD. The equipment features David Berning's Zero hysteresis Output Transformer-Less patented technology (ZOTL). As well, it is always a pleasure to talk with, learn from and discuss high fidelity with owner Mark Schneider. In my over 50 years as an audiophile, LTA was the first tube equipment I ever bought. The LTA equipment is purely about music without thought of is it solid-state or tube.
Coincident Speaker Technology, my 300b Frankenstein mono's are PTP wired and have been trouble free for many years.
I own both a Cary SLI-80 and an Ayon Audio Spirit III.
IMHO, Ayon is far far superior in build quality (for twice the price at new retail, so you’d expect that).
The Cary’s volume pot has become loose over time, and so has the power switch, and the original remote is starting to fail.
The Ayon has the additional benefit of tube auto-biasing and comprehensive startup/shutdown sequences that extend tube life. And it is a far more controlled and prcise sound than the Cary (which is still very pleasant when not making direct side by side comparison)
That said, the Ayon remote is a super solid shell of heavy aluminum, but the soldering of the board to the battery holder is weak and almost impossible to repair (I tried, failed and had to order a new remote).