Atoll IN200 Signature Amplifier Review 

Hello everyone, the U.K. distributor has informed me that the IN200 Signature retails for £1,595 without the DAC. The DAC version is £1,795. Sorry for the error.

Just got this amp yesterday for the equivalent of £1100. Had it driving my MA Silver 500 for about 5 straight hours at about 85dB (measured with iphone app). Very detailed and powerful. Finally went to bed and my wife asked me: "How do i turn it on tomorrow to play some music?" Cant think of a better review!

Today I got the Atoll AM200 Signature (power amp), I connected it to the pre-out of my Arcam SOLO NEO and my DALI MENUET speakers, and woww... just WOWWWW! The sound suddenly gained depth, three-dimensionality, plain linen suddenly turned to soft silk, the sound gained depth, the amplifier controls it now with a velvet fist. What a difference!

You keep receiving accolades for your reviews. I’d like to add to that - just splendid reviews filled with most pertinent information that is relatable and not in the least verbose. Thank you. This is actually helpful!

Tarun, the visual design coupled with the quality and weight of the front-plate, knobs etc. is just STUNNING! You know right away that a lot of pride and care went into the manufacturing of this component. THANKS for bringing it to our attention. I LOVE their logo design as well!

Another fantastic review. Very much appreciate the walk through on the componants and design layout, really good work! This amp looks like great value for the price, and the aesthetic is very pleasing!

Great effort on trying with different DACs of different price level, allowing us to evaluating the intrinsic value of the DAC and amp section separately, and a clear no ambiguous view of the results further showcase reviewer's independence... Bravo.!!

Hi Tarun…. Thank you for another terrific review!!! Being an Exposure and ProAc fan, I look forward to you having access to additional products from these manufacturers for your sophisticated, educational and informative take(s). In the meantime, I’ll continue to enjoy these fine evaluations on whatever comes your way. Please keep them coming. Regards from Puerto Rico.

Detailed and informative review once again! 👍…. always look forward to the latest from the British Audiophile Keep em’ coming Tarun! Good job mate! 🍻

Tarun you are quickly becoming one of my favorite reviewers and you keep fresh content coming. I LOVE that you review such a nice range of equipment. And the fact that you show and explain internal details under the hood....no one goes into the detail you do and you know of what you speak. Epic job! I was hoping for a bit more from the bass weight but sounds like a great option at that price. Much appreciated sir, keep up the great work!

Fantastic review, Tarun. This is an amp I’d definitely consider, especially at that price point. Great description of the SQ too, and the build looks absolutely top notch. Thanks very much! ✌️🎶🌝🔊

Appreciated a bit of background from you on the manufacturer whom nobody has heard of. Based in France, been in business for umpteen years are important things to know. Other reviewers have looked at Atoll equipment but provided no background to the company.

Another very well sorted out and informational review. Continue to really appreciate your reviews.

I just bought this amp on the strength of your review. I am very impressed with it. I'm running Bowers & Wilkins 683 S2 speakers. I tried with some Kimber 8TC speaker cables & it was a little too bright, so I tried Chord Shawline X speaker cable that I had. This is a much better combination for my ear. Tones down some of that brightness & accentuates & tightens up the bass. Thanks for your review. You really turned me on to this amp. I got the IN200 with internal DAC. Even RU-vid music sounds moving. Using Kimber USB interconnect from my desktop.

Enjoyed your review! As you mentioned the Denafrips DAC review coming up - I just joined mine up with the Denafrips Athena pre amplifier - it provides synergy with the DAC and drives my ATC actives very well indeed. Just like this amp a dual mono setup, amazing detail at low volume - just a thought.

I really enjoyed an earlier version of this amp, one without the digital inputs. I think it was outstanding and the kind of product that suits the needs of both audiophiles and people who just want to step up their game in terms of audio quality. This was an excellent review.

Thank you Tarun. We (your viewers) appreciate the amount of work you put into these reviews. Not just the switching around of gear. While I'm listening to music for enjoyment, you're having to listen critically to the equipment. By the way, we say aluminum!

It has an AKM 4490 DAC chip. Nudging the top end, not frequenly found in integrateds. Quite commendable! Build quality and component choice are of a very high standard. And Atoll seems to have set up shop in the UK. Very thoughtful of them.

Yet another well presented review Tarun.

Thank you for a great review! I have the IN200SE with modified caps driving Fyne audio speakers and it is a keeper that’s for sure!

really enjoyable, well thought out review, sounds like a great amp at a very reasonable price

You rock Tarun! Holding out on purchasing the Cambridge Audio CXA81 till you review it. Its a big investment for me and I cannot pull the trigger till you approve of it. Cheer mate. Keep those videos coming.

I was quite dismissive of the importance of power supplies until I went down the route of adding them to my Cyrus setup. My ears did not deceive, I was impressed to see two whopping transformers on this amp. I think that shows attention to detail and great design while offering the best value at this price point. I would certainly have to give this one an audition if I was after a new amp as while it sounds a lot of money it offers very good overall value. Great review 👍🏻

Very nice and comprehensive review as usual. Learning so many things. Thank you.

I have an Atoll IN-200 in both my setups, in the beginning the mids/highs we're a little forward (not harsh) and lean in the bass which resulted sometimes in listening fatigue with some tracks. After a few months I changed the interconnects from an AudioQuest Evergreen to a Golden Gate and the sound changed to a much fuller (richer) sound with a coherent bass without any fatigue! Sometimes even falling asleep with high volumes 😅( I don't comment on depth and imaging because this is also related to the source, speakers and their placement). I agree that this amp plays incredible well (dynamic) at very low volumes. I also use (sometimes)the balance control when I'm seated off axis and this works perfect with this amp. I can only recommend the Atoll brand and also their customer service is 10/10. Great review! 👌 PS My choice for AudioQuest was more a coincidence but I'm very happy with the result 🙂

I love Atoll products. Serious quality and old school build. I currently use In100Se but in200 signature will be next.

Fantastic thorough review Taran.

Tuner and DVD, hmmm.. they might as well add VHS as one of the selector choices :) Layout and build quality, just like all your reviews… superb! And discrete too!! Well done Tarun!!

Thanks! Yes, I have not seen that configuration until a lot more has been spent. Twin toroidials is amazing and the margin must be tight.

Good review! A good friend of mine has de Atoll 200 monoblocks, and also the streamer that can also used as a preamplifier perhaps interesting to examine them sometimes because they sound extremely good in combination with the ATC 19 V2 👍

Nice that we had a peek under the hood of this amplifier. It was a delight to see.

Tarun, thanks for the introduction to different brands, some not so commonly known. I’m still hoping you’ll review the Schiit Aegir (in particular with your low sensitivity ProAcs). You still have to come down to my price range 😃 (which might further decrease given that I had to prioritise an oxygen concentrator due to the current mess we’re in). Thanks for keeping spirits up with these great reviews.

I thaught that I'd never sebe an Atoll review 😁 There are almost no reviews of Atoll devices out there. They certainly deserve more attention - thanks Tarun for braking the ice 👍 I have the AM100 signature power amp and did not know what clean bass was untill I bought it. Now I know😉

You didn't mention that by pushing the right control in you can adjust the balance. I've owned one for about 3 months now, really like it, much better than the Hegel H190 it replaced.

Looks very clean inside. Alot of the Hegel's integrateds look cluttered, but at the end of the day they sound good too. I have the H160 in a secondary system I'm building, and you did a great job explaining where Atoll or Hegel fit in. For the money, this is a phenomenal piece. I'll have to see if there is a US version of the IN300 to try out.

I'm glad you enjoy the interaction - even if it does lead to silly sign-offs:D Still enjoying the vids, still watching your technical/production quality soar all the way to first contact after discovering the youtube warp drive... Keep it up dude.

Hello Tarun, excellent review. I really hope that you’ll be able to test more Atoll products in the near future. I currently own and enjoying multiple Atoll products. From my trusty DAC100SE , DR100 CD transport to my recently acquired and excellent sounding ST200 signature DAC/streamer. The above items work extremely well with my Hegel H120 and Sugden ANV-50. Two additional tidbits to add to your review which might be useful to others. Often overlook but important to me is the physical size of Atoll products as compared to the competition. Even the higher end Atoll IN300 comes in at a reasonable 12.6 inched deep. I would love a H390 but it’s just too big for my average size living room setup. Another point, and from personal experience is Atoll’s customer support which I find to be very good. Always there when help, and respond quickly to email enquiries (good luck getting a quick response from Sugden 😉). That’s it, thanks again and stay safe. Brian.

I auditioned this amp for my B&W 804N, and after half an hour I knew that it wouldn't leave my house. I am still happy with it after almost two years, and if I ever need to get a more powerful amp, I'll stay with Atoll. Their separate phone stage (not the optional board) HD100 is really good too! And yes, great review :)

Another very accurate and detailed review, I listened to this amplifier in a hi fi shop and my conclusions are exactly the same as yours, the bass is fast but lacks presence, there is a bit of harshness in the low treble frequencies when turning the volumen up, it was driving a pair of Dynaudio S40, this amp has a detailed and analytical sound very similar to that of Musical Fidelity M6si and has lots of power that would suit warm sounding loudspeakers. Overall this amp is a very nice choice that deserves an audition.

A very interesting review which struck a chord with me. I recently upgraded my perfectly fine £1800 30 year old integrated British amp with a damping factor of 1400, for a 4 times the price preamp, monoblocks combination, with a damping factor of 2600. The bass was fast and tight, but, totally lacked heft! I listened to it for 3 months, hoping that the manufacturers recommended 200 hour burn in time would improve things. It didn’t! If I had to live with this rather lean sonic picture, I guess I would have learned to appreciate it’s openness, clarity and transparency, but I chose not to. I plumbed back in my 30 year old Vritish integrated and immediately appreciated the acoustic mass and musical density it bought back. I spoke with the dealer from whom I’d purchased the preamp monoblocks combo. He was extremely understanding and helpful and allowed me to swap out the preamp for another manufacturers preamp which he describes as being far more legato. He was right. The new combo now offers that acoustic mass, musical density and fluidity I appreciate, maybe at the loss of a little resolution, but that is a sacrifice I’m happy to make! That 30 year British integrated, is not connected, but still sits proudly in my rack, in readiness for active service should it be required.

What an interesting product. Dual mono with the benefit of a good inbuilt dac. My own primary amplifier is dual mono as well, and although I cannot qualify it with actual technical knowledge, I really like the idea of a separate power supply for each channel. Today I saw an ad for a second hand Gamut D200 (also dual mono with mosphet output stages) and a matching preamplifier - the price was reasonable and I was itching to buy it, but unfortunately I don't need it.

Another great review Tarun. Good job. It's amazing what they can build for the money...wonder if they still make money. Only critic one can have are the small heatsinck. I think a big one on each side will be beter. Small remark aside... When you talk about the quality of the DAC, maybe should mention that people will be more then happy with it for those looking for a build-in or external at this price point iso generalise it to 'most people'. I think the DAC is top notch and in balance (even at the top end) with the 'position'of the amp in the market. Great one Tarun..thumbs up!!!

Top notch review as always. Thank you!

I was impressed by the first so I bought another for my second set 🙈. I use them with Pylon Audio Diamond speakers (a Polish brand). Maybe a good idea to review these 🙂 you will be impressed! Price/Quality is unheard of.. PS you are completely right about the sound, the bass is very thight and controlled but never overwhelming, the volume set at 10 is already enough for late evening listening with an engaging sound..

Looking like a very nice integrated amp. Hoping we get to see more companies churning out quality components. Audio is not a one fits all thing. We need variety so we get to HV the specific sound that fits our desired sound profile. Soundstage though is increasingly important. Cheers.

Interesting. Amps with dual power supplies are usually able to create good depth to go with a wide sound stage. Also dual power supply amps can provide very good detail because each channel is not cross-talking with the other. Excellent review. Thx.

Great informative review Tarun

Unfortunately, Atoll is missed out by a lot of audiophiles. I'm glad you give it a chance, because it well deserves. Very well built in Europe (France) and with excelent price/performance ratio. There are still two models above. I've heard the top of the line of the integrated amps, the IN400, and it really shines. I've got the MS120 streamer/DAC on my second hifi system and until 1200 Eur, is one of the best I've heard (individual power supply for the digital and analogue sections).

Hi Tarun. Great to hear your review of the Atoll IN 200. You may remember I previously mentioned I was considering buying the Atoll and the Amphion Argon 3S both made in Europe.( I do not buy Chinese manufactured products so the Hegel was a non starter.) I have been running the Atoll (with DAC) for 3 weeks now partnered with Castle Howard S2 (20year + old) speakers. The Atoll has got mellower over time and seems to be continuing to do so. My speaker drivers are 115 cm from the front wall and 2m apart. The room is 6.9m long. The sound stage with the Atoll is wider than the speaker distance, deep, high and not forward of plane of drivers. Imaging is better than with my Krell KAV-400Xi but slightly narrower sound stage. DAC compares well with my Lindemann MusicBook20DSD although does not upsample. Still considering Amphion Argon 3S and Proac D2R speakers but after your review perhaps ATC SCM19 would be a better match. I continue to welcome your reviews. Daniel

Great review. I own the IN300 and I'm very happy with it.

Tarun: Glad to share my expertise. Keep up the promising work/reviews ! pete jasz

I have owned the IN50 for years and it's one of the most musical and smooth amplifiers I have owned... Atoll products are underrated and often overlooked..

Yet again, another very interesting video. Keep it up.

Love the apparent quality of the construction.

If I was in the market for a new integrated, that would be on the very short list for sure. Great review.

Looking forward to your comments on the Pontus and the KT88 based tube amp! Super reviews. KT88s(c 1956) have a magic touch on music rendition.

I recently had the opportunity to buy the previous model the IN200se at an amazing price. the major difference visually is buttons to adjust volume and balance in lieu of a knob. I am sure there are other changes but I remain ignorant of those although they seem very similar. I liked the amp a lot. Dynamic,, slightly warm, detailed but just true to the music and natural sounding to me. I used the preamp section of the Atoll with a pair of Belles Aria mono block amps and I was stunned. The sound was outstanding. The preamp section of that amp is just a killer.. Just my experience but very interesting. Excellent construction on my unit but for the US selling price for a Signature model of about $2900, I"d want to hear the signature over my model before taking the leap.

Every review feels like a friend and and I are just relaxing talking about HI-FI. Another great job Tarun! I'm sure your popularity will grow my friend, you come off as very approachable, and don't make this game feel intimidating at all.

I had this amp driving Tannoy speakers, found it is powerful with excellent strong bass. I did find it too bright (sharp highs) for my ears, thus reason for selling it. Overall it is an excellent product for the price especially build/parts quality.

You nailed it ! Great description of this local integrated ;) I started with the Atoll In30 and In100 and currently the In200 as one reference. I love Atoll signature sound, it's alive. For all the Atoll integrated, upgrade advice : Replace the power supply by Mundorf Mlytic AG capacitors, you gain weight, texture, sparkle in the bass. I call it the electric bass. You change the coupling caps by Elna silmic II RFS bypass by SCR SY 0.47µf film caps. You'll gain more clarity, density and finesse to the all spectrum. This amp is amazing and with small upgrades it becomes great ! 2 audionote kasei bipolar in the right place and :)

I have one !! For now one of the best Amp i have teste !! Using Q Acoustcs 3050i and 5040 and Triangle Br09 all speaker play amazing well !!

Hi Taron. Excellent review as always. You mention that this is from a small manufacturer in France and that it packed in a lot of tech for a relatively small cost. This put me in mind of the British company Nord Acoustics. Have you ever thought about reviewing some of their kit? I have one of there large class D amps and love it, so would be really interested to know what you made of them. Keep up the excellent work! Steve

Hi Tarun, I really love your reviews. I bought the IN 200 yesterday. It sounds really great with my KEF LS 50 Meta. This morning I heard a hum, it was coming from the IN 200 (in stand-by mode). So I touched the cabinet at the ventilation perforation and felt that it was very warm. (measured 30°C in 23°C room temperature). Then I measured the energy consumption in standby mode. Result 20 watts!!! I turned on the IN 200 to measure the energy consumption. Result: 21 watts. The main switch is located on the back of the IN 200! Very functional. I have seen the standby consumption of other manufacturers such as Music Fidelity, Acram or Yamaha, something 0.5 watts. ATOLL writes in its user manual: NOTES: - For maximum fidelity, we recommend that you turn the amplifier on min. ½h before playing music. This is the time the power amplifiers to come up to working temperature. To avoid this warm up phase you can switch the amplifier to standby - so the power amplifiers keep the power amplifiers keep the working temperature. To follow this advice would cost me about 70€ for energy per year. The amplifier goes back to the dealer tomorrow. BTW, I am from German. Best Regards, Stefan

Again ... another great review. TQ

Great review Tarun, thanks again! The sound signature sounds very similar to other mosfet based apps I’ve owned/heard, which I have to say generally are not my cup of tea. Super fast, tight, but somewhat lean bass (lacking in low end weight). Lacking a bit in warmth through midbass and mids. Some upper midrange emphasis. Overall immediacy and dynamic prowess even at low listening volumes, etc. So far, I prefer the low end weight and warmth and smoothness of bipolar output transistors over mosfets in my limited experience. Would be interested if you’ve noticed similar things in other amps.

Great review as usual Tarun. Nice amp! Good value. Quick question. Is there any chance you can get your hands on the middle of the road Yamaha A-S2200 integrated amp? It also looks very well built, and is suppose to be pretty serious as far as s.q. I would really like your take on this piece of kit. I am patiently saving up to buy one. Keep your reviews coming, you're one of the best on the web. Cheers from Canada.

Thank You for this review. I'm running atoll st200 paired with am200. Looking for some decent bookshelf speakers for that combo 😎

Thanks Tarun for the review. Would love to see your review on Atoll’s DR200.

It’s was great information. Never ever seen a France made amplifier. Focal speakers I have seen.

I had this amp for a year (incl. the DAC option). Build quality and sound quality is top notch. The Achilles heel of the amp is the cooling. Understand the beefy power supply is there to provide dynamic head room, not to run the amp at continuously high levels. Don't conclude from the power specs that this is an amp you can use to throw parties.

What a coincidence... yesterday i upgraded my Iotavx SA-3 & PA-3 stack for a used Atoll IN300. I loved the Iota amps, but they are overruled by the Atoll on all fronts. The soundstage of my Dynaudio Evoke 20's has doubled in width and reaches way beyond my speakers now. Toe in is nog longer necessary. Only after hooking up the Atoll I now understand what all this talk about depth in soundstage means as well. It suddenly is there, as I never heard that the singer was in front of the piano player before. Left to right was noticable with the Iota's, but depth.... nope. I believe that the Iota-stack is your best choice under € 2.000. The Atoll IN300 is another league. Only downside is that I have to listen to my complete vinyl collection again, as I now hear details for the very first time. Thanks for the review Tarun!

Great review and always appreciate the little details you provide 👍🏽 Perhaps one day we can get a review of 2 channel power amps for those of who own processors and don't want an integrated amp. Maybe in the mid hi-fi price range say $800-$1500 US$ Thanks

Very interesting this amp. The value is off the charts. From this channel, the Exposure 2510 is now on my shortlist for a second system. I would love to get your take on some of Rega’s offerings - Elicit R and the Aethos. I guess they are talked about quite a bit though. I had the Hegel H95 for a while, but found it to not have the musicality of even the little Brio. Other than these, the Dayens Ecstasy III and Belles Aria are ones I’m trying to get a grasp on. Thanks for the great channel

I love the reviews where it's taken apart

Great review

Great review as always sir. This makes me very curious about the IN300 an IN400se . Are those coming in for review anytime soon ?

Hi Tarun. Nice to hear your review of the Atoll IN 200. If possible, help to make a choice. I choose between the branded integrated stereo amplifiers Atoll in 200 and Rotel ra-1572 mk2. Your experience and opinion will be very helpful. Thanks.

Great review again Tarun. I wonder how the Marantz PM-8006 would perform in this category, it is supposed to be one of the better performance per buck Marantz amps.

Thx for your honest and professional explanation. Do you have any idea if this amp will be a good match with dynaudio speakers?

i had the oportunity to hear these atoll and the flagship in 400 with the cd 400 at a show and wow i had allready french hifi my micromega cd or actual focal headphones.

An intriguing amplifier over engineered at the price which is a welcome change, not a brand I had heard about until your review,.

Thanks for the very accurate review. We have the Atoll in200 signature for a few months now hooked on Dali Oberon 5. We would like to upgrade the speakers and this combinaison is on the bright/lean side for us. Do you have some floorstanders reccomandations for a Fuller and warmer sound ? What about the Acoustic Energy AE509 than you tried lately, or the Wharfedale Linton 85 or whatever would be a good match for the Atoll in a medium size room. Merci

Hi Tatun, I am currently Using the Atoll IN50 dedicatedly in the Bypass mode (as a Power-Amp), in my Listening chain (My Dedicated Streaming Device for Tidal Masters and ITunes, Mac Book pro) to (My Delta Sigma DAC, Soncoz LA-QXD1) to (As my Pre-Amp, Feliks Audio Echo) to (As my Power-Amp, Atoll IN50) to (My Bookshelf Speakers Xavian Mia 2). Was considering Upgrading the Power-Amp section with a dedicated Power Amp (Atoll AM100Sig). Last week, I got to know of a Friend who has decided to sell his Atoll IN200 SE, I am guessing (2014 Model) through the same person (Ex Distributor for Atoll), from whom I purchased the Atoll IN50. He has agreed to take back the IN50 and sell me the IN200 SE minus the price I paid for the previous. Went and brought home the amp today (I want to Audition the Amp, before I buy It). Will connect the amp tomorrow morning. Very excited and am looking forward to experiencing the upgrade in my Audio chain.

Well done. So happy you’re reviewing this product! I just was looking at this Amp to pair with my Harbeth C7 XDs. Thoughts? Or the IN300? Other suggestions welcome.

Hi, thanks for your all journey through hifi, but I would like to see in your channel more affordable stuff. Thanks

Hi Tarun, as always fabulous pack of information. I am considering picking up the previous version of Atoll In80 a mint unit for roughly 400USD. I already own the Hegel H95, but want to explore the "French" slant on audio sound. Currently I am using B&W DM309 columns but am nearly set on picking up a pair of 2nd hand B&W CM9's listed locally for 900USD. Have you any opinions on the older Atoll amps and CM9 speakers. Thanks and all the best.

Good work.

Hi, nice to watch your programs on Audiophile, I can learn a lot from you. I plan to buy an integrated amplifier class AB.. I‘m having difficulty to decide between Roksan K3 or Hegel H95.. would you like to give recommendations? Thank you

Hi Tarun Nice review..Could you suggest which brand Floorstand spkrs will go well with rhis amp, to manage the bright high frequency sounds of this amp

Great review, like always. Can you test the Atol AM300 too, if thats possible. I’m interested.

Thanks for your nice review of the Atoll IN200 Signature. I've had one for a few years, coupled with Dali Opticon 5 and a Mofi Ultradeck turntable. I am very happy with the result and love listening to vinyl. My IN200 Signature has an AKM4490 DAC and I also have the CD200 Signature CD player which has a Burr-Brown PCM1792 chip. My problem is that I don't enjoy listening to my CDs and dematerialized music as much as I enjoy listening to my vinyl. I bought a Musician Pegasus external DAC that I had to return because I had problems with the USB connection and my MacBook Pro. I liked the sound, subjectively I listened more often to my CDs (maybe a placebo effect!?!). I am currently looking to buy another external DAC, either the Aune S8 or the Denafrips Pontus II. Considering that you have tested the Atoll, do you think that one of these two DACs could improve my pleasure of listening to my CDs and dematerialized music? Again, congratulations for your audiophile reviews and don't hesitate to tell me frankly what you think about them! Have a great day. Pierre Thibault, Montreal, Canada

Hi BA: Another fine, insightful review. Indeed, the Atoll 'IN-200 Signature' is an unusually (very) well-built piece of kit at this price point -and no less manufactured in France. You mentioned the 'INT-200 Sig's' bass performance as a bit "lean". Although I have not audiotioned/examined this Integrated amplifier it may very well be that it is engineered to have very high-resolution low-frequency performance. Low frequency amplifying colorations typically present as "robust" bass; ultimately obscuring upper bass/lower midrange clarity/tonaility. Such LF colorations are so universal that many take for granted that "that's the way it's supposed to sound" -which of course is not the case. Superior LF performance is fast, detailed, tight/taught -as you claim the INT-200 Sig. to be. This carries over to a (highly desirable) transparent lower mid-band, the result being excellent clarity -most notable on vocals, or electric bass guitar for example. Naturally, when reviewing any components performance/SQ, the ancillary equipment used in the evaluation is of paramount consideration. And this can be as rudementary as the mere selection of connecting cable -as cable changes can and often have a profound impact on sound quality. Of course, loudspeaker/source selection also contrbutes significantly. I was pleased that you took the time to evaluate te internal build quality of the Atoll IN-200 Sig. -it does speak volumes to the care/crafsmanship of a product. And here, the company deserves high praise indeed. In any case, a fine review. Well done ! pete jasz

my dealer here only carries the old Exposure line. being an Audiophile and living in Thailand can be challenging.

That dual-mono design is very sexy! Just like the old HK amps from the 70's :)

I have a local Atoll dealer who also carries the Genese Trios. Perhaps this will tighten up the somewhat slower bass on them, double the Frenchness lol !?!

What an interesting choice. I just wondered whether this amp would have good synergy with entry level ATC speakers or would the sound be too stringent?

This amp is pretty good, with plenty of detail and nice dimensionality, for my speakers though it could deliver more oomph. Also I believe the high notes should be more metallic and the low notes more woody so have to agree with the reviewer concerning tonality

Good... random review to watch and still helps me where to look --> Hegel :)

A most interesting discovery!

Atoll is a serious competitor to everything from the popular Japanese and British brands (NAD and Cambridge). The IN200 and their below 1000 euros lines, of INs, PRs, MAs and AMs, is of equal built quality, for their respective price. Minimalist features compared to the competition, but better components. I consider them as introductory to high end gear.