Denon DRA-395 Multi-Source/Multi-Zone AM/FM Stereo Receiver Review
Denon DRA-395 Multi-Source/Multi-Zone AM/FM Stereo Receiver Specification
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Denon DRA-395 Multi-Source/Multi-Zone AM/FM Stereo Receiver Feature
- 2-source/3-zone AM/FM stereo receiver and integrated amplifier with 80 watts per channel x 2; 4 ohms stable (using speakers A or B)
- Independent zone 2/3 control using supplied remote and external remote-control equipment such as Denon's RC-616 and RC-617 (optional)
- Signal Level Divided Construction (SLDC) keeps low- and high-level signals separate for greater clarity and fidelity
- Composite-video switching: 3 inputs/4 outputs; offers phono input (MM only)
- Measures 17.1 x 5.8 x 16.4 inches (W x H x D)
Denon DRA-395 Multi-Source/Multi-Zone AM/FM Stereo Receiver Overview
AM/FM/FM Stereo Multi-Source/Multi-Zone Stereo Receiver ¿ 80 watts x 2 into 8 ohms, 20Hz - 20kHz, <0.08% THD ¿ 4 ohms stable ¿ Signal Level Divided Construction ¿ Banana-plug compatible speaker terminals ¿ Composite Video switching: 3 inputs/2 outputs ¿ Video/audio signal mixing for simulcasts ¿ Discrete Multi-room, Multi-source audio and video outputs for 2 Source, 3 zone control ¿ Independent, remote-controlled volume for second and third zones ¿ Discrete Main and/or Zone activation by remote or front panel ¿ Discrete Source select ¿ Speaker A/B Selector ¿ Subwoofer preamp output ¿ Phono Input ¿ Tone controls and tone control defeat ¿ Loudness contour ¿ Record out selector ¿ IR Remote input ¿ AM/FM/FM Stereo tuner with 40-station auto preset FM memory
Denon DRA-395 Multi-Source/Multi-Zone AM/FM Stereo Receiver Specifications
Amazon.com Product Description Let the music play throughout your house with Denon's DRA-395 multiroom-capable AM/FM stereo receiver. The receiver is engineered to serve as the heart of a 2-channel music system while providing high-fidelity sound and composite-video switching for stereo video sources such as DVD players, digital video recorders, digital satellite systems, cable boxes, and VCRs. Delivering 80 watts per channel x 2 into 8 ohm speakers (from 20 Hz to 20 kHz with no more than .08 percent total harmonic distortion), the DRA-395 can drive virtually any modern loudspeakers with authority and clarity.
The multi-room DRA-385 receiver brings all your entertainment components together for high-fidelity sound and video. View larger. |
Back panel includes plenty of inputs and outputs for all your home-theater component needs. View larger. |
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The receiver divides the circuits handling low- and high-level audio signals into separate blocks to minimize the signals' influences on each other. This chassis design, new to the DRA-395, is called Signal Level Divided Construction (SLDC). The resultant output signals are cleaner than before, possessing greater fidelity and clarity.
The DRA-395's multi-source function lets you enjoy 2 different programs in up to 3 different rooms simultaneously by feeding the receiver's dedicated zone 2 and zone 3 preamp outputs to powered speakers or to other stand-alone amplifiers and standard speakers. With such a setup you could watch and listen to the DVD player in the main room while other family members listen to the CD player in other parts of the house. Separate A and B speaker outputs (with binding-post terminals for both sets) provide additional speaker setup flexibility.
The supplied RC-894 remote control commands not only the receiver but can also operate the main functions of a Denon CD player and a cassette deck. You can connect external remote control equipment, such as Denon's RC-616 and RC-617, which would permit use of the RC-894 remote from a sub room (zone 2 or 3) so you could switch a sub room output on and off, select a sub-room source, adjust volume, and recall preset radio stations.
The receiver offers 6 stereo analog audio inputs, including a phono input for use with your turntable. (The phono input is compatible only with moving-magnet-type phono cartridges.) The back panel sports 2 tape outputs.
Other useful features include bas and treble tone controls, tone defeat, muting from the remote, a motor-driven rotary volume control, last-function memory, and switched AC outlets for powering other components.
What's in the Box
Receiver, two remote controls, remote batteries (two AA, two AAA), FM indoor antenna, AM loop antenna, a user's manual, a warranty card, and a service-station list.
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