The Denon PMA-1700N integrated amplifier is equipped with UHC single-pull amplifier switches, Advanced AL32 Processing Plus and an MM/MC phono equaliser, providing excellent sound quality with accurate detail.Powerful sound from an integrated amplifier output of 140 W per channel into 4 ohms, this integrated amplifier supports a wide range of speakers and impedances for operational stability.Authentic, sound-aligned Al32 Processing Plus supports digital sound sources to a high resolution of 384 kHz/32-bit.algorithms restore data lost during digital recording so you hear faithful sound reproduction.Highly accurate regulatory PMA-1700ne includes electrical control of volume, balance and tones and retains the experience of analogue operation.Thanks to the unique mechanism you have smooth linear operation.One source instantly bypasses all sound control for the purest sound.
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The PMA-1700NE is an outstanding stereo integrated amplifier in a noble guise. It is elaborately constructed and shines with its high-quality technology. Its sound is dynamic and has very good detailing. It has a good selection of connections and is easy to operate. The main problem are the excellent competitors from our own company, especially the Marantz PM7000N.
For 2,000 euros, the PMA-1700NE is a highly competent, technically versatile integrated amplifier in the best Japanese tradition. The difference between this upmarket model and the less expensive series is impressive, both in terms of workmanship and sound. Circuit sophistication, a state-of-the-art D/A converter section and a fine MC-capable phono input: the Denon ticks all the boxes with aplomb...
