T&A HA 200 Headphone Amplifier/DAC

[baconbrain]

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T&A HA 200 Headphone Amplifier/DAC

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I am selling my beloved T&A HA 200 Headphone Amplifier. In my opinion, it is one of the best Headphone Amplifier and high resolution DACs (same as the DAC 200) available on the market today. I am only selling it because my Luxmann D-10x has taken over the DAC role in my system and I am just not dedicating enough serious time to headphone listening.

 

My HA 200 is equipped with the optional HDMI Module, and with the supplied T&A adapter cable, can also be utilized as a normal Preamp in any system. You can find the technical specifications here:

 

https://www.ta-hifi.de/en/headphones/headphone-amplifier/ha-200/

 

The HA 200 is fully functional and in absolute top condition (see pictures). I received this unit new in Aug 2022 and it has not more than 100 operating hours in total. 

 

I am selling it with the orginal packaging, all accesories, and the orginal bill of sale.

 

Current purchase price is 7,400.00 Euro in Germany and I am asking 4.500,00 Euro (or US Dollar equivalent) plus shipping and payment fees.

 

I am willing to ship worldwide but the buyer assumes costs for shipping, taxes and duties. (if applicable)  

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• Seller
  baconbrain
• Date
  11/13/23
• Price
• Category
  Headphone Amplifiers

 

[DuckToller]

Oh dear, that really looks like an excellent offer ... !
Gutes Gelingen @baconbrain
 

[mrieg]

I live in the US and just got a used T+A DAC200 from Germany. One thing to keep in mind if you live in the US is that you have to get it converted from 220V to 110V. There is no switch for this in the back, but you'd have to send it in to a T+A service and they have to replace some resistors inside. Not a big deal or difficult, but it does require opening up the case and some soldering. T+A in Germany was very helpful in providing clear instructions.

[baconbrain]

1 hour ago, mrieg said:

I live in the US and just got a used T+A DAC200 from Germany. One thing to keep in mind if you live in the US is that you have to get it converted from 220V to 110V. There is no switch for this in the back, but you'd have to send it in to a T+A service and they have to replace some resistors inside. Not a big deal or difficult, but it does require opening up the case and some soldering. T+A in Germany was very helpful in providing clear instructions.

 

Thanks for pointing this out. If anyone in the US is interested, I could possibly have the HA 200 converted to 110V through T&A Germany prior to shipping.