Denon PMA-200
Documentation on the Denon PMA-200 is thin. What survives is a handful of specs and a couple of design details, all traced to a single database listing. It was an integrated amplifier, rated at 70 watts per channel into 8 ohms with 0.02% THD. Past those figures the record goes quiet. No production years, no original price, no dimensions or weight, no frequency response or S/N numbers.
Two design points show up in the same source. The PMA-200 used a toroidal transformer, and it had a phono stage. No specifics on that stage's gain or loading are recorded. That is about all there is.
If you own one, or have a manual stashed away, the gaps are easy to spot. The biggest is where the amp sits in Denon's PMA lineup, which no source found so far states outright.
- Integrated amplifier
- 70 W/ch into 8 ohms
- 0.02% THD
- Toroidal transformer
- Phono stage (specs unrecorded)
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