Here are some key details about this impressive device:

1. Power Output: The NewClassic 200 Integrated delivers a claimed 110 watts per channel into either 4-ohm or 8-ohm loads. Despite its slim chassis, it packs a punch while maintaining class-D efficiency, drawing only a modest 50 watts from the wall.

2. Digital-to-Analog Conversion: It features a high-quality onboard 24-bit/192kHz Burr-Brown DAC borrowed from the company’s well-regarded Halo P 5 preamplifier. The USB input supports up to 96kHz, while optical and coaxial digital connections can handle up to 192kHz.

3. Analog Inputs and Outputs:

   • Phono Preamp: Compatible with both moving-magnet (MM) and moving-coil (MC) cartridges.
   • Analog Bass Management: Includes subwoofer outputs and crossover filtering with an 80 Hz low-pass and unfiltered sub output. It also offers a variable high-pass to the main left/right outputs.
   • Bypass Input: Allows integration with a volume-controlled source (e.g., music streamer) or serves as the front left/right channels of an A/V receiver for serious two-channel listening.

4. Front Panel Controls:

   • Volume and Input-Select Knobs: Conveniently located on the front.
   • Headphone Output: Mini-jack for private listening.
   • Stereo Input: Mini-jack for connecting external devices.

5. Build Quality: The Parasound NewClassic 200 Integrated is well-constructed on an old-fashioned steel chassis, elegantly finished, and designed for both performance and aesthetics.

In summary, this integrated amplifier-DAC offers substantial power, flexible inputs and outputs, and a full-function remote control. It’s a great choice for audiophiles seeking quality without breaking the bank!