The perfect solution to bring the rich sound of a tube amplifier to your home audio setup; the innovative design of the HTA200 combines the best of both worlds – the classic sound of vintage tube-style amplifiers and the modern convenience of a solid-state amplifier. This amplifier offers great value for money, so you can get the classic Hi-Fi sound you've been dreaming of, without breaking the bank.
Debates may rage between whether solid-state or tube amplifiers produce a better listening experience; however, Dayton Audio solves the debate. By harnessing the best qualities of both, Dayton Audio's HTA200 hybrid tube amplifier utilizes the classic design of a class A/B amp topology while employing vacuum tubes in the preamp circuit. The tubes' subtle character and warmth create a delightful homage to the classic valve amplifiers of the past.
Flexibility & Power
With an RMS output power rating of 100 watts per channel at 4 ohms, the HTA200 packs a serious punch perfect for almost any home audio listening system. The added convenience of Bluetooth 5.0 ensures that your wireless streaming has the best possible quality and functionality.
Connected Versatility
Rear-mounted analog and digital inputs allows more permanent connections to larger input sources. Complete with a dedicated phono input, USB DAC and optical, and a subwoofer output, the HTA200 allows you to integrate all your equipment to enjoy the classic sound of tube equipment.
Homage to the Classics
Classic front panel VU meters on the HTA200 perfectly compliment the modern, sleek, brushed aluminum housing. Exposed tubes only add to the modernized vintage aesthetic of the HTA200. A large, motorized volume knob, bass and treble controls, input selection and an input display on the front panel gives you access to the features you need to find your perfect sound.
FAQ about the Dayton Audio HTA100BT Amplifier
What type of preamp does the built-in phono preamp use: tube or solid state?
The manual states that the preamp section is tube-based, while the amplifier section is solid state. Additionally, the power supply is not digital, as indicated by the presence of a 110/220V switch. The built-in DAC can reach up to 192/32 resolution, although the advertisement only mentions a 48/16 max, which applies to CD play. The higher resolution is achievable via USB. Despite the affordable price, the unit offers good basic features and can be easily upgraded for enhanced performance.
Can I connect an external subwoofer to the HTA200?
Yes, the HTA200 has a Sub Out feature for connecting external subwoofers to enhance low-end audio performance.
What input options are available on the HTA200?
The HTA200 offers multiple input options including Bluetooth 5.0, coaxial, optical digital, line-in, and phono RCA inputs with a built-in preamp and ground hookup for turntables.
- TOSLINK Optical Input
- Preamp Subwoofer Output (Full Range)
- Bluetooth Antenna Port
- Phono Ground Post
- 110/220V Switch
- PC USB Input
- Digital Coaxial Input
- Auxiliary RCA Input
- Phono RCA Input
- Speaker Outputs
- AC Power Input