Show us your Denon!

Let's see your Denon collection. Here are some of mine. I'll post more in the future.

Very nice, how many watts in that int. amp?

nice looking gear. what is the model number of that amp and when what year was it built? got any pics of the inside of it?

I think it's 80w per channel. It's very heavy.

Nice Denon equipment. I've always found Denon stuff to be top notch, and yet they seem to get little attention on here.

I think we've done this before, but here's a couple pics of some of mine...





...all these and many more removed from this installation in ~2000:



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EDIT: Oh, yeah, I did it:

http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=131780

TU-750 tuner


DRS-610 cassette deck

Is that tape deck design unique? I have never seen one like that. Looks very cool.

I want a Denon tape deck for my collection.

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Is that tape deck design unique? I have never seen one like that. Looks very cool.

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At least Harman Kardon did one like that as well.

The Beast Denon PMA-900V

You bet!

My system Denon POA-8000 X 4 power mono block + Denon PRA-6000 preamp. 4 mono Bi-Amp drive Tannoy GRF Memory. Can find more picture on other post: http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=290966&highlight=Denon+PRA-6000

In my living a 1978/79 (in my opinion Denon's heigh days) PMA-501 does a great job. It's a 13 kg heavy and beautifully built power pack, although it has officially just 50W p/c at 8 Ohm, but destroys many amps that boast with a lot more Watts. I love the sound of it. It has a certain amount of tube warmth and also great detailing and space in its sound and controls the speakers with a firm hand.



Superior building quality:


The specs:
Circuit system Differential amplification whole page direct connection
pure complimentary OCL circuit
Dynamic output (IHF) 160W (80W+80W, 8ohms)
Output power
(both channel drive, a sine wave continuation output)
20Hz - 20kHz 65W+65W (4ohms)
50W+50W (8ohms)
THD (Main in->SP out) 0.05% or less (at the time of an Output power)
0.02% or less (at the time of 1W output)
Cross modulation distortion
(60Hz:7kHz=4:1, Main in->SP out) 0.05% or less (at the time of an Output power)
0.02% or less (at the time of 1W output)
Output bandwidth (IHF, both ch(es) drive) 5Hz - 50kHz
Transmission frequency response 5Hz-100kHz+0 Less than [ -1dB ]
Input sensitivity/impedance 1Vrms / 50kohm±10% (20Hz - 20kHz)
Signal to noise ratio (IHF, A network, input short-circuit) 116dB or more
Output load impedance 0.16ohm or less
Output terminal Speaker AorB: 4ohms - 16ohms
Speaker A+B: 8ohm-16ohm
Headphone jack
<Preamplifier part>
Input sensitivity/impedance Phono: 2.5Vrms/50kohm
Tuner, Aux, Tape1, 2:150mVrms/85kohm
Phono maximum permissible input (Phono->Rec out) 230 or more (1kHz) mVrms
THD (1kHz) Phono->Rec out: Less than 0.008% (at the time of 3Vrms output)
0.1% or less (at the time of the maximum except take-off)
Aux->Pre out: Less than 0.008% (at the time of an Output power)
RIAA deflection 20Hz-20kHz±0.2dB
An Output voltage/impedance Pre out(more than load 50kohm): 1Vrms (rating), 10Vrms (maximum)
Rec out: More than 150mVrms/50kohm
Frequency response 5Hz-100kHz+0 -1dB (at the time of Tone defeat)
Tone control Bass: 50Hz±10dB
Treble: 20kHz±10dB
Filter characteristic Low: 20Hz, 6 dB/oct
Muting - 10, -20dB
<PCC section>
Maximum permissible input 14Vrms
After-cancellation phone cross talk Abbreviation-40dB
Transmission frequency response 5Hz-100kHz+0 -1 dB
<Synthesis>
Transmission frequency response (at the time of Tone defeat) Phono->SP out: 20Hz-20kHz±0.3dB
Aux->SP out: 5Hz-100kHz+0 -3dB
Signal to noise ratio (IHF, A network, an input short circuit) Phono: 76dB or more
Tuner, Aux, Tape1, 2:100dB or more
Cross talk (Phono->SP out) - 75dB or less (20Hz - 1kHz)
- 60dB or less (20kHz)
Power receptacle switched: Two lines, a total of 250W
unswitched: One line, 100W

In my study a PMA-560 has done a great job for a long time, but now it has become jobless because I bought one of my all and old time favorites: the Luxman L-505V. The PMA 560 is also a great amp but can't completely match with the pure quality build and specs of the 501.



Features :
• Power rating : 70 Watts at 8 ohms
• MM / MC phono vintage : 1990 model
• Loudness control

Specifications :
-:®:- Power rating : 70 Watts x 2 at 8ohms [ 20 - 20kHz ] at THD 0.015%
-:®:- DIN rating 1kHz at 4ohms : 110W
-:®:- Colour : Black
-:®:- Headphones jack : yes
-:®:- Speakers out : A, B, A+B speakers with front switching
-:®:- Adjustable Loudness
-:®:- Phono capable : front panel switching MM / MC moving magnet / moving coil
-:®:- Signal to noise ratio : 94 / 75dB [MM / MC], 110 dB [CD, tuner, Aux, tape1, tape2]
-:®:- Dimensions [ W x H x D ] : 434 x 140 x 353mm
-:®:- Weight : 7.7kg ~ 10kg packed

AVP-A1HDCI


POA-A1HDCI


DVD-5910CI


DVD-2500BTCI
(not pictured)

been playing with one of these lately....Denon Pro DN-C640,got "upgraded" from the 620 after having some issues with it...it's built like a tank for pro use and as you can see,also a veritable swiss army knife of a digital player...jury is still out as to whether i really like it or not

DCM-590 CD 5-Disck Player. :thmbsp:

I picked up this Denon PRA-2000Z a few months ago,amazing sounding phonostage 2mc,1mm.One MC input uses built in transformers,the other MC uses a headamp.Also a pic of an Aluminum bodied Denon 103R on a Bogen B62.
OMR

Wow! That PRA-2000Z is a beauty. I've just got a PMA-560 and I've been pleasantly surprised (especially since I got it for free.)

Indeed, this one looks great. Hope the sound is on the sam level. But why did you block the view of your cartridge?