Atoll electronique ST200 Signature
A network player from Atoll, the ST200 Signature combines digital conversion and preamplification to stream dematerialised audio files and internet radio within a hi-fi system.
Description
The ST200 Signature is a network player designed by French manufacturer Atoll electronique. Its purpose is to bring dematerialised music into a high fidelity system, whether audio files stored on a home network or radio stations broadcast over the internet.
This unit incorporates both a digital-to-analogue conversion stage and a preamplification section, two functions that the brand has developed with its usual expertise. Combining these two stages within a single chassis simplifies installation: the ST200 Signature can be connected directly upstream of a power amplifier, without the need for a separate preamplifier.
The user interface has been designed to remain simple and user-friendly, making it easier to navigate the available audio sources and online radio stations. This approach aims for straightforward integration into existing hi-fi systems, regardless of their configuration.
This network player is aimed at fans of dematerialised music who wish to modernise a classic hi-fi setup without adding multiple devices, benefiting from a single source capable of handling various audio file formats and internet radio listening.
Technical specifications
| Type | Streamer / DAC |
| DAC | Burr-Brown PCM1792A |
| Output impedance | 22 Ω |
| Output level | 2.6 Vrms |
| Signal to noise ratio | 129 dB |
| Total harmonic distortion | 0.0004 % |
| Resolution | PCM up to 24-bit/192 kHz, DSD64 and DSD128 |
| Inputs | 2 stereo line inputs, 4 digital inputs (2 coaxial, 2 optical Toslink), 1 Bluetooth, 2 USB-A inputs (1 on the front panel, 1 at the rear) |
| Outputs | 1 stereo line output, 2 digital outputs (1 coaxial, 1 optical Toslink) |
| Bluetooth | Yes, with dedicated aerial |
| Network | 1 RJ45 input, 1 WIFI 802.11b/g/n aerial, 1 Bluetooth aerial |
| Power supply | 30 VA + 10 VA (audio) |
| Weight | 6 kg |
What to check before buying used
Network connectivity is worth testing thoroughly: Wi-Fi, Ethernet, as well as recognition of the various file formats and online radio streams, some of which may have disappeared or changed since the unit was first commissioned. It is also worth checking that firmware updates have been successfully installed, as a unit left without them for too long may lose access to certain services. The buttons on the front panel and remote control, as well as the navigation wheel, should also be tested, as these mechanical parts wear with frequency of use.
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