French manufacturer of high-fidelity audio electronics, specializing in audiophile-grade amplifiers, CD players, and network streamers designed and assembled in France.
Atoll Electronique is a renowned French high-fidelity audio company founded in 1997 by Stéphane and Emmanuel Dubreuil. Based in Brécey, Normandy, the brand was established with the philosophy of addressing a market gap for reasonably priced, true high-end audio electronics. Atoll designs, manufactures, and hand-assembles its products entirely in France, ensuring exceptional build quality and reliability.
The company offers a comprehensive range of audiophile equipment, including integrated amplifiers, preamplifiers, power amplifiers, CD players, DACs, and network streamers. Known for their musicality, dynamic performance, and minimalist aesthetic, Atoll products cater to music enthusiasts seeking authentic sound reproduction. Their 'Signature' series and 'Evolution' lines represent their commitment to continuous technical innovation in the world of high-fidelity audio.
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Yes, for computers running Windows, a specific XMOS driver must be installed to use the asynchronous USB input. Macintosh and Linux computers do not require this driver.
For Atoll top-loading CD players (like the CD400), you must place the magnetic clamper directly onto the CD before closing the sliding hatch to ensure the disc rotates and reads correctly.
By-Pass mode allows you to configure specific analog inputs (usually Line 1 or 2) to bypass the preamplifier section. This is useful for connecting the device to a home cinema processor, allowing the processor to control the volume.
The 12V Trigger input allows you to synchronize the power state (On/Standby) of your Atoll amplifier with another device. When connected via a stereo jack cable, switching the main device out of standby will automatically turn on the amplifier.
Atoll Electronique designs, manufactures, and assembles its products in its facilities located in Brécey, France.