From what I can gather from a quick web search, the current crop of Audion integrated/amps are auto-bias of some sort.
"The Audion 300B single-ended amplifiers employ pure Class-A circuitry from the input to the output, with two voltage gain stages culminating in a high dynamic driver circuit driving a Super Linear (1) output stage that operates with auto-bias."
It's stated explicitly at the end of the manual:
" No other voltage adjustments will be necessary but the valves should be replaced as matched pairs."
I'd check w Audion tech support to be sure. The amps either have a bias pot somewhere or have some sort of auto-biasing functionality.
"The Audion 300B single-ended amplifiers employ pure Class-A circuitry from the input to the output, with two voltage gain stages culminating in a high dynamic driver circuit driving a Super Linear (1) output stage that operates with auto-bias."
It's stated explicitly at the end of the manual:
" No other voltage adjustments will be necessary but the valves should be replaced as matched pairs."
I'd check w Audion tech support to be sure. The amps either have a bias pot somewhere or have some sort of auto-biasing functionality.