ONKYO Integra Dolby Digital Audio Video Control Tuner Amplifier TX-DS838

This ONKYO TX-DS838 stereo receiver is a great addition to any home audio system. With support for Dolby Digital surround sound and AM/FM radio, this receiver can handle all your audio needs. There are six inputs available, allowing you to connect multiple devices at once. The receiver has been tested and works great, providing high-quality sound for all your audio needs. Don't miss out on this opportunity to upgrade your home audio system with this fantastic receiver. Receiver is in great condition. Tuning range: FM, MW Power output: 100 watts per channel into 8Ω (stereo) Surround output: 90W (front), 90W (center), 50W (rear) Frequency response: 20Hz to 30kHz Total harmonic distortion: 0.08% Damping factor: 60 Input sensitivity: 2.5mV (MM), 150mV (line) Signal to noise ratio: 80dB (MM), 100dB (line) Output: 150mV (line), 1V (Pre out) Digital inputs: coaxial, optical Video Connections: composite, SVHS Dimensions: 435 x 175 x 428mm Weight: 16.5kg Finish: black, gold Accessories: RC-P101S/P201S remote control Found a post online see below I won this at auction last summer, and recently have been seeing some Onkyo Integra stuff around. I thought I would show her off. I have her paired with some Energy C-4 towers in my bedroom system, and it is crisp and clear. Testing shows response is solid down to 30Hz. 100 watts/channel stereo 20-20k 0.08% THD. The power supply will pull 5.8 amps, so it’s likely the numbers are accurate with this one. Build quality is excellent with heavy duty extruded aluminium heat sinks and a very bright display. Far brighter in fact than any of my other gear. Tuner is also excellent for the era, with clear reception and stability. Not much in the way of bells and whistles - there is 5.1 channel processing which is bypassed for stereo use. There is no bass management for the main channels. This receiver weighs 36.4 pounds, nearly 7 pounds heavier than the equivalent Pioneer Elite of the era (VSX-07TX)! This was the penultimate receiver in the lineup from around 1999, and the first generation to have built in Dolby Digital processing. They retailed for around $1500 when new, and certainly have the quality and sound commensurate with the price.