With the SV-200 we present the little brother of the SV-237MK and the SV-700. Despite the compact construction only a few compromises had to be made. A high dynamic and a low noise level stand out for this amplifier. The music signal is conditioned through two 6N1 tubes.

Despite the construction in midi format, only a few compromises had to be made in terms of technology. As with the SV-700, we opted for a design based on the SRPP principle (Shunt Regulated Push-Pull). This provides high dynamics and a low noise level. In the input stage, Toshiba's FET transistors, which take over the preamplification of the signal, work in combination with two 6N1 tubes, which then process the signal in terms of sound.

In the power supply, a toroidal transformer provides sufficient power. To keep the signal constant, we use for the "buffering" Elcos with a total capacity of 13600 uF. The final gain in the output stage is taken over by four additional Toshiba transistors operating in Class AB mode. For connecting various sources, the SV-200 has two analog inputs and two digital inputs (1 x optical, 1 x coaxial). For connecting a recording device and a power amplifier or active subwoofer, a Rec output and a Pre output are available. Of course, a high-quality remote control is included in the delivery and completes the classy appearance.