Review on Denon PMA-800NE Hi-Fi Stereo Integrated Amplifier, 85W x 2 Channels, Built-In Phono Pre-Amp, Analog Mode, Advanced High Current Power, Black by Dennis Black

It's about time Denon reintroduced a line of really high quality components in the US. This amp is well above the AVR hum I'm used to in mainstream shops. The integrated pma800ne demonstrates Denon's skills and know-how in designing truly high-performance components just for music lovers. To me, this amp is like having the sound engineer in the studio control room. Any well-known audio producer will tell you that conveying the artist's intent as accurately as possible is their passion. That's all you can ask. The integrated pma800ne does this well. If you're looking for a powerful, natural-sounding amplifier that has good imaging, dynamics, accuracy, good bass lines, smooth highs, fine detail and fast transients - if you prefer the simplicity of a 2-channel music-only setup then look no further I can only recommend this amplifier. BIG TIP: #1 You may find it difficult at first and try to use the direct and analog control buttons in hopes of getting a better sound, but this isn't necessary as this amp is already quiet and I believe it has been in use for many months Deployment is With this amp, without the use of direct and analog buttons, the sound is much, much more natural and less noisy. It's tempting to think that these keys will take you to nirvana, where everything in life takes a back seat. If you want THAT feeling, don't use it. Your music will feel warm and fluffy without them! When you succeed with a stable, clean, pristine circuit, always remember that neither my sense of hearing nor anyone else's sense of hearing matters and what I hear doesn't help you. Some listeners like towed speakers, others lean their speakers against the wall behind them, some use bass and treble controls turned to create a "v" equivalent. In the end, only your perception defines you.