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The Atoll IN300 integrated amplifier, like the Atohm GT2-HD loudspeakers that I reviewed previously, is a finely crafted French audio component that is likely not top of mind with most audio enthusiasts. Frankly, that’s a little bit of a shame because I’ve found it to be certainly worth considering. Its understated good looks hide what looks like a heavy and well-designed component. One that, while light on the bells and whistles, delivers an appealing sound and more than enough power to easily handle some good-sized tower speakers. With plenty of digital and analog inputs, the IN300 is a very flexible, classic integrated amplifier. And with a proper dual-mono balanced design, the IN300 is more than a few steps above mainstream integrated amps in the build and sophistication departments. If I could made one suggestion for improvement, I would like to see an HDMI ARC input. Still, with enough optical and coaxial digital connections, it’s not a complete loss to connect a TV to the Atoll.

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