How can the BY-PASS input be used?
The BY-PASS input allows the IN100 to be used as a power amplifier, for example in conjunction with an AV processor. Select this input using the front panel buttons or press and hold the BY-PASS button on the remote control for 3 seconds; the BY-PASS LED will light up to indicate the active mode.
What digital inputs are available with the optional DAC module?
With the optional DAC module, the IN100 has two coaxial inputs, two optical inputs, a USB-B input and a Bluetooth receiver, suitable for playing various digital audio sources.
Is it possible to connect a record player to the IN100?
Yes, by installing the optional P50 or P100 phono module, a record player can be connected to the IN100's AUX input, suitable for both MM and MC cartridges.
How can the headphone jack be used?
The IN100 features a 6.35 mm headphone jack on the front panel, allowing easy connection of headphones for personal listening experiences.
What speaker connections are available on the IN100?
The IN100 features separate speaker terminals for the left and right channels, suitable for connecting standard speaker cables with banana plugs or spades.
Can the IN100 be operated with a remote control?
Yes, an optional remote control is available that can control not only the IN100, but also other ATOLL devices such as CD players, tuners and DACs.
How can the TAPE function be used for recording or monitoring?
The TAPE function allows you to record or monitor music from selected sources. Select the source and press and hold the TAPE button for 3 seconds; the TAPE LED will light to indicate the active mode.
What power specifications does the IN100 have?
The IN100 delivers 100 watts per channel at 8 ohms and 140 watts per channel at 4 ohms, suitable for driving a variety of speaker systems.
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