Denon 700-AM

Not much information on the Denon 700-AM has survived. The model appears in the period record as the DRA-700 AM/FM stereo receiver, and Denon's own advertising is essentially all there is. The company ran a 1983-84 campaign under the banner "What makes Denon receivers uncommon is how much they have in common," and paired the DRA-700 with a lower-priced receiver in the same ads. Denon's copy ran in HiFI-Stereo (April 1983, p.14) and High-Fidelity (September 1983, p.17). It listed the DRA-700 at $549 and called out four features:

• Non-NFB 0 dB amplifier
• Quartz PLL synthesized FM tuning
• Built-in MC head amp
• 60 watts per channel (as advertised)

Beyond those ads, the archive holds no verified service documentation, no review measurements, and no confirmed production dates.

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