M200 vs A200
The A200's power @ 8ω is 120W against the M200's 160W, its power @ 4ω 200W against 300W, its input sensitivity 0.7V RMS against 0.8V RMS, and its input impedance 33000Ω against 100000Ω.
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The Circle Labs M200 is a high-end hybrid stereo power amplifier—not an integrated amplifier—with true dual-mono construction. It can also be configured as a fully balanced bridged monoblock; two units are required for a stereo pair in this mode. Voltage gain is handled by ECC88-family triodes (some production descriptions specify NOS Siemens E88CC triodes) coupled with Mundorf Supreme Silver/Gold/Oil capacitors, while the high-current solid-state output section uses Circle Labs’ proprietary Circle Power circuit and Sanken bipolar transistors. The power supply uses separate channel transformers with approximately 850 W total transformer capacity and 200,000 µF of reservoir capacitance. Current manufacturer listings indicate that the M200 remains an active product. Note: published specifications differ between the current product page and the M200 manual regarding input impedance, dimensions, and gain-selector attenuation; both are recorded below.
Amplification power output and characteristics
Input and output connections
Size, weight, and appearance
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