Topping B100 & B200 Mono Amplifiers Now Available
Topping announces two new mono amps in the compact B100 and B200.
Topping's B100 (4.4x20x14.7cm (HxWxD)) amplifier is a mono power amplifier with Tanggula technology. Meanwhile, the larger (9.2x22x18.5cm (HxWxD)) yet still compact B200 amplifier is touted as a bridged and improved version of the LA90 Discrete.
TOPPING B100 MONO AMP
The output power of B100 is listed as 100W into to a 4-ohm load and 70W to an 8-ohm speaker with THD+N quoted as <0.00007%.
Dynamic range and signal-to-noise ratio are both said to be 151dB. The B100 offers 1 XLR or TRS input and 1 RCA input.
Naturally, being a mono design, you will need a pair of B100s to form a stereo system and use the 12V trigger function to turn them on and off together.
TOPPING B200 MONO AMP
The beefier B200 has a quoted output of 200W when connected to a 4-ohm or 8-ohm speaker. Here, the amp's claimed THD+N is <0.000075% and the dynamic range and signal-to-noise ratio are 145dB.
Around the back, the B200 provides three XLR or TRS inputs and a 12V Trigger, the latter enabling the control of a pair of B200s together.
Available now, Topping's B100 costs £299 each and the B200, £599 each.
Visit Topping Audio for more information
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