Denon Electronics just announced its anniversary product collection (A100), which includes seven new home entertainment components: the PMA-A100 Integrated Amplifier (SRP: $2,499); DCD-A100 CD/SACD Player (SRP: $2,499); DP-A100 Direct-Drive Turntable (SRP: $2,499); DL-A100 Cartridge (SRP: $499); AVR-A100 9.2 Channel A/V Receiver (SRP: $2,499); DBP-A100 Universal Blu-ray Player (SRP: $2,499); and AH-A100 Over-Ear Headphones (SRP: $499). All A100 products will be available beginning in November 2010 at select Denon dealers, who can be located through Denon's website.
PMN-A100 Integrated Amplifier
The PMA-A100 is an integrated amplifier with Denon's UHC-MOS Single Push-Pull output circuit and a larger, upgraded speaker terminal, and cast iron footing for less vibration and reportedly higher sound quality.
DCD-A100 CD/SACD Player
The DCD-A100 CD/SACD player features Advanced AL32 Processing and the latest 32Bit/192 kHz DA converters. The DCD-A100 also includes a new S.V.H. drive mechanism to increase the quality of playback for SACDs and CDs. It is equipped with an array of digital input ports, including a USB port for connecting an iPod or USB memory.
DP-A100 Turntable
The DP-A100 turntable features the same direct-drive turntable technology that Denon has delivered for 40 years.
DL-A100 Catridge
Designed to be equipped to the DP-A100 is the DL-A100 cartridge - the model that has been in production for a little less than a half century but now comes with the latest tuning.
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