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Denon DRA-835R Vintage Stereo Receiver – 100 WPC, Made in Japan
The second-from-the-top model in Denon's early-nineties stereo receiver range, made in Japan and in very good condition, with 100 watts per channel, a phono stage, motorized volume and its original remote.
✔️ Very good condition — free of significant marks
✔️ 100 WPC, MM phono and motorized volume — made in Japan
✔️ Original Denon remote included
✔️ Covered by Radique Warranty
✔️ Includes Perpetual Trade-Back Program eligibility
✔️ Expertly packed for safe shipping
Denon AVR-2700 5.1-Channel AV Receiver 400W w/ Remote – Japan
Eighty watts to every one of the five channels, equally rated, at 0.05% distortion. Coaxial and optical digital inputs, composite and S-video switching, Dolby Digital and Pro Logic, a five-channel stereo mode, and a moving-magnet phono stage at 2.5 mV. Tape monitor loop for an outboard EQ. Made in Japan in 1999, original Denon remote included. Very good condition.
Denon DCM-420 5-Disc CD Changer Coax Out & Variable Out, Remote
A five-disc carousel with an 18-bit super-linear DAC at 8x oversampling — 97 dB dynamic range, 0.03% distortion. Fixed 2 V outputs and a variable output, so it can run straight into a power amp, plus a coaxial digital out if you would rather use your own DAC. Pressed discs only; no CD-R or CD-RW. Made in Japan, good condition, remote and printed manual included.
Denon 595 Watt 7.1 AVR w/ 2nd Zone AVR-1906
Eighty-five watts to each of seven channels at 0.08% distortion, through 192 kHz/24-bit DACs. The second zone is powered rather than line-level only, so someone can run stereo in another room while the main system stays in 5.1. Component video conversion sends every source to the TV on one cable. Three optical and two coaxial digital inputs, 5.1 preamp in, 7.1 preamp out.
Denon AVR-1602 5.1 AVR 350 Watt
Seventy watts to each of five channels, with Dolby Digital, DTS and Pro Logic II — the version that gives the rear channels full bandwidth rather than the old 7 kHz limit. 24-bit/96 kHz converters, a 5.1 direct input, assignable coaxial and optical digital inputs, and Personal Memory Plus to hold levels and mode per source. Tested and working well; a third-party pre-programmed universal remote is included.
