Denon DRA 435 (1991–1993)

A compact integrated receiver from Denon's early 1990s lineup, made in Japan, with a digital display and remote control.

Overview

The Denon DRA-435R is a receiver built between 1991 and 1993. It is a space-saving integrated amplifier with AM/FM tuning, a digital frequency display with station memory, and support for MM phono cartridges. It was made in Japan and came in champagne or black. A remote control shipped with it, and it was sometimes bundled with a Denon CD player and speakers.

Specifications

Production years1991–1993
Power output55 watts per channel into 8Ω (stereo)
Frequency response20–20,000 Hz
Impedance6–16 ohms
Inputs6 inputs
Outputs4 outputs
Tuning rangeFM, MW
Phono input1 MM phono input
Power consumption150 W
Dimensions434 x 120 x 312 mm (WxHxD)
Weight6.7 kg
ColorChampagne, black
Manufacturing originJapan
Original price698 DM (approx.)

Design

The DRA-435R is a space-saving integrated amplifier with a digital frequency display and remote control.

Context

Denon built it for listeners who cared about Denon's engineering. It packs full AM/FM tuning, multiple inputs and an MM phono input into a compact case.

Market

Common issues include flickering VFD displays—often fixed by replacing a single capacitor—and occasional DC voltage at speaker outputs. A used unit was listed for approximately PLN 300 in March 2026. Owners frequently seek service manuals or schematics for repairs.

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