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The Onkyo Integra DTM‑7 is a network stereo receiver delivering 100 W/ch into 8Ω with 0.08% THD, supporting FM/MW tuning and a 10 Hz–100 kHz frequency response. It includes MM phono, line inputs, coaxial/optical digital, USB, LAN/WLAN, Bluetooth, and HDMI connectivity. Signal‑to‑noise performance reaches 106 dB (line). With 4–16Ω speaker compatibility and full network streaming capability, it functions as a versatile, high‑fidelity control hub. Excellent amplifier for the stereo audiophile needing multi media capabilities ( vinyl, CD, streaming, etc.) in a single unit. The unit has no signs of wear. Comes with its remote. Great for a custom setup
Is this Integra DTM-7 truly a bargain at US$375, or just a fair used price? The asking price sits just below the 75th percentile of US$394 and well above the median of US$215 from 36 recent comparable listings, making it ambitious but not absurd for a used unit. While it’s not a bargain, it’s close to the top of the typical used range, so you’d want strong confidence in condition and included accessories before committing.
That’s worth considering because the DTM-7 delivers 100 watts per channel, supports 4K/60Hz HDMI with Dolby Vision and HDR10, and includes Chromecast, AirPlay, Bluetooth, and multi-room streaming via DTS Play-Fi and FireConnect. Its robust connectivity—four HDMI inputs, phono for turntables, and multiple digital/analog inputs—makes it a versatile network stereo receiver for modern setups. If this is original-owner condition with all cables and remote, it’s a solid buy at US$375 for what it offers.
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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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