Naim NAP 200-DR Stereo Power Amplifier

First designed by Naim Audio founder Julian Vereker in 1971, the NAP 200 has Naim Audio musicality written into its DNA. Its design is simple and uncompromising, with a single-minded focus on one thing: creating an enduring musical connection with the listener.

More recently the NAP 200 has benefitted from the years of research that went into the NAP 500 amplifier. The NAP 200 has been revitalized and reintroduced in 2015 with the addition of a Naim Audio DR (Discrete Regulator) module to power its partnered Naim Audio preamplifier. This comes alongside small improvements to some internal componentry and layout that combine to lift its musical performance even further than the original.

Features

• 70 W per channel output into 8 Ohm
• Large custom-designed transformer providing 300 VA of transient power
• Internal power supply to allow direct connection of a NAC 152 XS, NAC 202 or NAC 282 preamplifier

Specifications

Input impedance: 18 kΩ

Analog input: 1 x 4-pin DIN

Outputs: Power output for Naim preamplifier

Power output: 70 W/channel, 8 Ω

Transient: 300 VA

Speaker outputs: 4 mm banana sockets

Frequency response: -3 dB at 3 Hz to 50 kHz

Gain: +29 dB

Weight: 25.57 lb (11.6 kg)

Dimensions (HWD): 3.4" x 17" x 12.36" (87 x 432 x 314 mm)

Supplied with: SNAIC, power cord