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The Integra DTR-70.4 is a 9.2-channel network A/V receiver released around 2012, designed for high-end home theater and custom installation, featuring THX Ultra2 Plus certification and multi-zone powered audio. It offers 140 Watts per channel (at 8 Ohms, 20 Hz–20 kHz, 0.05% THD, 2 channels driven) and supports advanced audio formats, including DTS Neo:X, Dolby TrueHD, and DTS-HD Master Audio. Key Specifications & FeaturesAmplification: 9.2-Channel, 140 W/Ch (8 Ohms), 160 W/Ch (8 Ohms, 1 kHz), 170 W/Ch (6 Ohms, 1 kHz).Audio Processing: Audyssey MultEQ XT32 for room acoustic correction, Audyssey Dynamic EQ/Dynamic Volume, and 11.4 multichannel pre-outs.Video Processing: 9 HDMI Inputs (1 Front/8 Rear) and Dual HDMI Outputs (supporting 3D, 4K passthrough, and a dedicated Zone 2 HDMI).Multi-Zone Capability: Powered Zones 2, 3, and 4, allowing audio and video distribution to up to four zones.Networking & Connectivity: Internet radio (Spotify, Pandora), DLNA, Front-panel MHL for Android, and an optional Bluetooth USB Adapter (UBT-1).Custom Integration: Bi-directional Ethernet and RS232 ports for automation system control, 2 Programmable 12V Triggers.Dimensions & Weight: 17 1/8˝ x 7 13/16˝ x 17 15/16˝ (435 x 198.5 x 455 mm); 54.0 lbs (24.5 kg).
Used Acura Integra Type S models from 2024-2025 with under 20k miles typically trade in the USD 47,000-51,000 range on major sites like Edmunds and CarGurus, with base Integras (non-Type S) dipping to USD 23,000-29,000 for higher-mileage A-Spec examples. At USD 375, this "Integra zones 5.1" listing screams either a scam, typo, or non-audio relic—far below any legit used market comps, making it an obvious no-go unless it's a mislabeled parts car.
Buyers should first verify the actual model (Type S? Base?) and insist on a VIN decode plus Carfax for accidents/ownership. Check the 2.0L turbo (Type S) for boost leaks or adaptive dampers, and confirm all accessories like the premium ELS audio, original manuals, and service records—walk if anything's fishy.
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Integra traces its roots to 1969, when Japanese audio pioneer Onkyo launched the brand to showcase its most prestigious electronics, emphasizing integration and fusion in high-performance systems. Evolving from a premium label under Onkyo, it became an independent division in 1999 or 2000, targeting custom installers with gear optimized for seamless home automation. Today, under the Premium Audio Company—recently acquired by Gentex—Integra maintains its Japanese heritage while expanding accessibility beyond specialist networks.
The brand specializes in premium AV receivers, processors, and home theater components, including multi-channel amplifiers like the DRX 5.4 with 120W power output per channel. Its lineup features CD, DVD, and Blu-ray players, all engineered for advanced integration via the proprietary Integra Serial Control Protocol (ISCP). Integra prioritizes expandability, multi-zone capabilities, and smart home compatibility over standalone speakers, turntables, DACs, headphones, or cables.
Positioned as a high-end choice for discerning custom integrators and home theater enthusiasts, Integra commands respect for its world-class build quality, innovative control features, and benchmark-setting performance. No longer confined to niche channels, it now appeals directly to knowledgeable buyers seeking robust, future-proof systems that rival the best in the industry.
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