The Sparco IS-200 is the analogue intercom amplifier, and the entry point into their system. Part number 00537049.
Analogue rather than digital is the whole distinction, and for a lot of people it is the right one. An analogue amplifier does one job: it takes the microphone signal, amplifies it, and puts it in the earpieces. There is no pairing, no menu, nothing to configure and nothing to go wrong on a stage.
What you give up against a digital unit is noise filtering. In a loud cockpit a digital amplifier can process out engine and wind noise in a way an analogue one cannot, and on a fast stage in a loud car that difference is real.
Where it fits
Club rallying and any car where the two of you need to hear each other reliably without paying for processing you will not use. It connects on 6.3mm female plugs.
The rest of the system
An amplifier on its own does nothing. You also need headsets or a helmet microphone and speaker arrangement for both people, and the leads to join them. Tell us what helmets you are running, open face or full face, and we will put a working set together rather than leaving you to guess at connectors.
If you want noise filtering, the IS-300 is the digital step up.








