Denon debuts full digital Network Stereo Receiver
Denon has announced a new addition to its recently introduced Design Series. The DRA-100 Network Stereo Receiver (£799) has been created for serious Hi-Fi listeners looking for a compact and high quality design. It features next-generation music playback options including built-in Wi-Fi for high resolution music streaming, AirPlay, Bluetooth and a host of digital and analogue inputs.
Key features include:
- 70W into 4 ohms full digital power amplifier for powerful and detailed sound
- Built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth with NFC pairing
- Advanced AL32 Processing and Master Clock Design
- 2x optical, 1x coaxial digital inputs, 2x analogue inputs
- Built-in AirPlay, Internet Radio and Spotify Connect (where available)
- Front USB port for mass storage devices and direct iDevice playback
- Supports High Resolution Audio files through Network streaming (DLNA 1.5) and USB
- High quality headphone output with gain control to support a wide range of headphones
- Subwoofer pre-out
- Clear view OLED; easy-to-use remote control
- Auto Standby and low power consumption at standby (0.3W)
- Available in black/silver
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