Denon PMA-210 (1993–1996)
A compact stereo integrated amplifier from Denon’s mid-1990s lineup, part of a coordinated series with matching tuner and receiver models.
Overview
The Denon PMA-210 is a stereo integrated amplifier produced from 1993 to 1996, finished in a titanium-colored chassis and weighing 7.2 kg. It delivered 100 watts per channel into 4 ohms, positioning it as a capable mid-tier amplifier during the final years of the high-fidelity analog era. The unit included a remote control, a convenience feature that reflected Denon’s gradual shift toward user-friendly operation without sacrificing core audio performance. The PMA-210 shared its model series designation with the Denon TU-210 RD integrated amplifier and the Denon DRA-210 receiver, suggesting a coordinated family of components designed for aesthetic and functional compatibility.
Market
The PMA-210 originally sold for approximately 398 Deutsche Mark (DM) in Germany. While current market values and common failure modes are not documented in available sources, used units have appeared on second-hand hi-fi marketplaces, indicating continued interest among vintage audio enthusiasts.
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