Integrated Amplifier with DAC mode
Integrated Amp with USB-DAC for High-res Audio and ?Simple & Straight? Engineering Design from High-end Models
2 x 160 W (4 ohm) output
Advanced Ultra High Current (UHC)-MOS Single Push-Pull Circuit Power Amplifier with new Schottky barrier diodes
DAC Master Clock Design
USB-B input for High Resolution Audio up to 384 kHz / 32 bit and 11.2 MHz DSD
Digital isolator to eliminate high-frequency computer noise on the USB-B
Low noise OLED display for source and sample rate indication
Analog Mode for pure audio reproduction switching off digital audio circuitry and display
Advanced AL32 Processing Plus
Direct Mechanical Ground Construction to minimize unwanted vibration
Chassis construction with 6 independent blocks to eliminate noises
Leakage-cancelling-mounted twin transformers
Main transformer with separate power supplies for analogue and digital circuits
Wide dynamic range playback, supporting high-resolution audio sources
High-grade volume control for precise adjustment
2 Digital Optical and 2 Digital Coaxial inputs
High performance MM & MC Phono Equalizer Amp
Available in Premium Silver
Denon is one of the rare audio brands that continue to actively develop Hi-Fi components and accumulate, refine, and pass down Hi-Fi audio technologies. The 2500NE series, designed for today?s age, has been developed by both veteran engineers and talented young engineers who have inherited the Denon technologies and expertise that have been cultivated over many years and decades. And the performance of the PMA-2500NE goes well beyond that of Denon?s previous PMA-2000 series. With its ultimate built-quality, unique Denon technologies and state-of-the-art connectivity, the PMA-2500NE truly is a masterpiece of sound technology. Thanks to the rear USB-B input and embedded high quality D/A converter, the PMA plays high resolution files up to 384kHz/32bit and DSD up to 11.2MHz from a computer in impeccable sonic quality. For the best performance from analogue inputs, the PMA features an Analog Mode which allows to switch off all unutilized sections like the digital input circuitry or the low noise display for an unaltered audio reproduction.
