Amplificateur Denon PMA-1315r

Built in 1996, here is a beautiful high-end integrated amplifier from Denon, one of the very best components made in Denon's glory years for home audio, before digital circuitry and video surround sound began to degrade the quest for high fidelity. 115 clean watts per channel in a Class A all-analog design. An extremely turntable friendly amp with not only an excellent phono stage but also the ability to use either moving magnet or moving coil cartridges via a switch on the front panel. Loudness contour switch, subsonic filter, inputs and outputs for two recording decks with a bi-directional dubbing switch. Cool motor-assisted volume knob can be rotated by the factory original model-specific remote control, which is included!

• Power output: 115 watts per channel into 8 ohms (stereo)
• Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHz
• Total harmonic distortion: 0.004%
• Input sensitivity: 0.2mV (MC), 2.5mV (MM), 150mV (line)
• Signal to noise ratio: 76dB (MC), 84dB (MM), 110dB (line)

The Denon amps of this era were manufactured in Japan. They are superb designs that have phenomenal sound with amazingly low total harmonic distortion, and extremely dependable build quality. They are the perfect choice for value-conscious audiophiles, and the 1315R is a flagship level piece from the most evolved final generation of these amps. It has the power to handle peaks and drive even inefficient speakers with a sound that is alive with rich presence and warmth. This amazing specimen is perfect in both appearance and function, as you can see in the photos. You would be lucky to ever find another PMA-1315R in this very fine condition, and you will never find one better.

Northwest Tone is proud to have been named a "Preferred Seller" by Reverb; you may buy here in confidence.  The amplifier will be carefully packed and shipped fully insured the first business day after payment is completed.  If you are able to pick up this amplifier in the city of Kent Washington, there will be no shipping charge. Happy holidays, and thanks for looking!