Denon DRA-335R, DRA-435R Service Manual

Specifications and Main Features

  • The model is DRA-435R.
  • The maximum sound output is as follows:
  • For DRA-435R and DRA-335R, 55 watts and 40 watts respectively with RMS driving not exceeding 0.05%.
  • If we were to put the IHF indicator into consideration, the power output would be `10 Hz - 40 kHz (T.H.D. 0.15% both channels driven into 8 ohms)`
  • The harmonic distortion rate has been measured to be 0.03%
  • The CD and VIDEO output brings in 20 Hz - 5 KHz with a harmonic distortion of 1.5dB
  • MM when put on 2.5mV at a frequency of 47K ohms becomes the minimum impedance level on the PHONO port while sitting at 150mv at kanda 29ohms becomes the output on the CD and VIDEO ports.
  • The amp output across the range of 1kHz swings across MM 120MV which turns out to be the inphi output for PHONO
  • The noise ratio output according to IHF-A for PHONO MM at 5MV is 78dB while for CD, VIDEO, TAPE-1, TAPE-2/VCR it swings up to lower 96dB
  • Taking the HW and SW into account, the BASS has been measured to be -10dB while the TREBLE is +10dB.
  • Control Effects of the Loudness as Sound System control with DRA-435R is set to have a variable loudness across 10 positions with a frequency response of 50 Hz/10 KHz with a gain of +10 dB/+5 dB.
  • The Doppler Holographic Acoustic Impact Field outputs through the Pre-Out terminals compatible with the DRA-435R is rated at 2V with a load of 100 ohms.
  • With the video section NWA 9700 X series, the DRA-435R is tested and found to Respond from a Frequency of 5HZ to 6 Mhz boosting by upto 1.5 decibels.
  • The Subwoofer production Adapters and Modules with DRA-435 owe a Frequency Range of FM 87.5 to 108 MHZ, AM 520 to 1710 kHZ.
  • As for sensitivity with SCHA12v Range output modules:
  • FM: 0.9 uV at 10.3 dB, MONO at 1.6 uV at 15.3 dB, STEREO usage at 23uV at 38.5 dB.
  • AM: Usable input 18 pV.
  • As a ratio analysis regarding the even harmonic distortion ratio it can be concluded that:
  • For FM: MONO at 82dB and STEREO at 78dB.
  • AM: 55 dB.
  • With a general power supply of 120 volts with a frequency of 60 Hertz, the modifiers DRA-435R and DRA-335R have a power consumption of 264 watts and 180 watts.
  • With US standards the dimensions of the Device were measured to be: Width: 434 mm, Height: 120 mm Depth: 312 mm.
  • The weight of the machine DRA-435R approximately weighs around 6.7 kg while DRA-335R weighs 6.4 kg.
  • As for remote control units DRA-435R utilizes RC-129 whereas DRA-335R implements RC-129A, Both units are Chargeable consuming 3V DC with 2 AA dry cell batteries.
  • Driven Transmitter and Receiver Units: 3V IR pulse system added with

DRA-335 uses RC-129A Remote Control through IR pulse system.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many channels do the DRA-335 and DRA-435R have?

A: The Power Amplifier section features a 4-channel output for DRA-335 and an 8-channel output for DRA-435R apart from enabling the subwoofer out module.

Q2: How do I connect the speakers to the receiver?

2.A. The speakers can be connected to A or B terminals located on the rear panel of the receiver once the power is switched off.

Q3: What kind of antennas are compatible with this receiver?

3.A. This receiver is compatible with 75-ohm coaxial or 300-ohm antennas for FM reception and uses an AM loop antenna for AM reception.

Q4: How do I set Radio presets of my favorite stations?

4.A: The required station can be selected and then press MEMORY and then press a PRESET channel button while MEMORY is flashing.

Q5: What functions does the remote control perform?

5.A: The remote control performs all primary functions of the receiver such as volume, input and preset selection.

Q6: If no sound is audible tre the speakers then what should be done?

6.A: Ensure that the correct speaker wires are connected, the speaker selector switch is active, and the input selection is appropriately set.

Q7: What power does the DRA-435R consume?

7.A: The DRA-435R uses 264 Watts.

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