High Quality Denon 400 Watt 5.1 AVR w/ Phono AVR-3200
$295.00
A 1998 Denon 5.1 receiver with a built-in phono stage and rotary bass and treble controls on the front panel — 400 watts across five channels, 32.5 lbs. Its original MSRP was $1,200 USD. No Atmos, no Wi-Fi, and rather easier to configure than most of what came after. Denon remote and a PDF manual included.
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The RA-Twin II adds Bluetooth streaming to any vintage receiver or amp with a spare input. Phone to stereo in about a minute, and nothing on the receiver is modified.
RA-Twin II, $39.00 →High Quality Denon 400 Watt 5.1 AVR with Phono. New MSRP on this one was $1200 USD ~ $1850 CND with HST.
This is one of those early high-end surround sound AVR’s, making it a perfect candidate for a double duty system with excellent audiophile quality sound for your music listening, and competent 5.1 surround functionality.
If you’re looking for “bleeding edge” Atmos/Bluetooth/WiFi in your AVR, then best to look at one of our many other in-stock options (we can also supply you with brand new Denon and Marantz AVR’s for *very* competitive prices.)
However if you’re looking for excellent fidelity for your music, coupled with solid 5.1 home theater performance, this could be the perfect solution for you; particularly if you value (as we do) rotary bass & treble controls on the front of your amplifier, and a built in Phono-stage. As an added bonus, this 1998 model is also quite a bit easier to configure than many newer offerings.
Dimensions: Dimensions: 434 x 161 x 416mm, Weight: 14.8kg (32.5 lbs)
Includes Denon Remote, and soft copy of manual in PDF. Asking just $295 for this very well built Denon 5.1 AVR.
| Weight | 35.5 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 21.09 × 20.38 × 10.34 in |
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