ATC CA2
  • The CA2 is a new stereo preamplifier from ATC that incorporates many of the key design features found in the company's state-of-the-art SCA2 audiophile model. But this is no budget, performer. When you first hear this pre-amp you'll be amazed by its transparency, wide band-width and low distortion.
  • The CA2 delivers true high-end performance at an unusually affordable price. It is a two channel stereo design aimed where high-quality, low-cost compact listening solutions are necessary.
  • Developed to drive both passive and active loudspeakers, its most likely partners will be ATC's Active T16A and Active 20 systems. SACD and DVDA ready, the CA2 has a wealth of cutting-edge electronic design features.

        Specifications  


Main Output Level Amplitude : 7.5V into 600ohms
THD : >110dB
Crosstalk : 98dB @ 10kHz
Frequency Response : DC ->200kHz
Output Impedance : 10 ohms
Tape Output : Direct
Input Impedance : 12k ohms
Input Sensitivity : 300mV (IV out)
Dimensions (HxWxD) : 90x455x330mm
Weight : 7kg
Connections
All inputs RCA style (phono) connectors
Main Outputs XLR unbalanced
Tape output RCA style (phono)
Headphone 'Jack'

Power Requirements
             Supply :
Selectable:100V-230V
  Frequencies : 50/60Hz
Consumption : 35VA max
The New ATC CA2
Stereo Pre-Amplifier


ATC has been designing
and manufacturing
no-compromise professional studio electronics for years.
You can have the same studio grade audio quality right in your own home! Take a closer look.
atc ca2 stereo pre-amplifier
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Preamplifier
ATC CA2 Pre-amp

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ATC CA2      $1,899.95

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CA2      SCA2      SIA2-150      SPA2-150

The CA2 features a slim-line case with the front panel and controls machined from solid aircraft-grade alloy. Easy turn controls and soft action buttons continue ATC's tradition of total hand-built quality and durability. Capable of driving cables up to 50 meters in length it makes an ideal choice for active systems. Circuitry has been designed specifically to avoid phase distorting ICs in the signal path, making full use of discrete component gain blocks.

The input stage features a dual long tail pair of complementary transistors with cascaded junction FETs providing constant collector voltage. Output of the current mirrors is buffered by a pair of complementary Darlingtons. There are separate power supplies for each channel, plus a digital input control. An optional close cartridge matching RRIA phono board is also available. The CA2 can be operated either from the front control panel or via its all-function, remote. It offers five line level unbalanced RCA style inputs, while a separate tape loop is included with the monitor option selected by a single push button.