Denon PMA-730
Little is documented about the Denon PMA-730. The record shows a straightforward stereo integrated amplifier from Denon, rated at 60 watts per channel with a power consumption of 290 watts. It weighs 8.6 kg. That suggests a real transformer inside rather than a lightweight budget design.
Surviving information on this model is thin. It doesn't appear to have drawn much period press coverage. The amplifier roundups in HiFI-Stereo (May 1982, p.61) and Audio (October 1982, p.36) pass over it in favor of bigger-name integrated amps from Yamaha and others. No production years, original price, frequency response, or input/output specifications have surfaced in the available documentation.
Known specs:
- Output: 60 W/ch
- Power consumption: 290 W
- Weight: 8.6 kg
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