Triton Evo vs Circle Labs A200
The A200's power @ 4ω is 200W against the Triton Evo's 120W, its output impedance 0.016Ω against 4Ω, and its input sensitivity 0.7V RMS against 0.4V RMS. Both share power @ 8ω (120W).
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The Triton Evo is a completely redesigned integrated amplifier from Ayon Audio, succeeding the legendary Triton III. It features new operating and protection circuit boards, a redesigned driver stage, an innovative choke system, and a groundbreaking coil technology in the output transformer to enhance sound stability and performance. The amplifier delivers a fresh, vivid, and holographic sound with a wide and deep soundstage, improved bass, punch, and dynamics. It operates in pure Class-A triode or pentode mode with no negative feedback, using four KT150 or KT170 tubes per channel. The chassis is made of high-grade brushed anodized aluminum with anti-vibration and non-magnetic properties, including custom machined knobs, resonance-absorbing aluminum feet, and a backlit logo. It includes remote control with volume and mute functions, an analog bias meter, and multiple inputs (3 line inputs, 1 XLR, 1 direct input) plus a pre-out. An optional USB-DAC supports up to 384kHz/24bit and DSD256. The amplifier weighs 45 kg and measures 51x42x25 cm.
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