Denon PMA-2000IIR: A Japanese integrated amp with phenomenal performance!
The Denon PMA-2000IIR, released in Japan in 1998, is a high-fidelity integrated amplifier which builds on the PMA-2000 (based on the exceptional PMA-S1). As expected from Denon, the PMA-2000IIR is a fantastically well-built amplifier, using high-grade internal components and a high-quality circuit design. The output stage features UHC (Ultra High Current)-MOS, which has 3 to 10 times as much current capacity as is typical. It features a twin-mono block design and a phono equalizer with low-noise FETs and switchable MM and MC settings. Overall, the PMA-2000IIR is a wonderfully built and designed amp, with exceptional sound.
This particular unit is in excellent condition, with light natural signs of aging, including minor scratches which are not noticeable (please check photos). Furthermore, it has been thoroughly tested and checked by our professional in-house technician, confirming its flawless working quality. Denon Japanese-made amps are known for their robust construction and use of the highest quality parts, so it’s likely this unit will see many more years of use.
Additional Information
Technical Specifications -Serial : 9097300665 -Country of Manufacture : Japan -Power Supply :AC100V 50/60Hz 250W
Accessories -Remote controller -Power cable
Voltage Please check the power requirements for this device and the specifications of your power supply. If you need to use this item in a 220-240 V environment, you'll need a transformer. We sell high quality Japanese compact transformers (Nissyo), which will allow you to use this item safely and with good performance in your country.
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