Onkyo DX-7911

Data

General

• Manufacturer: Onkyo
• Model: DX-7911
• Model series: Integra
• Type: CD player
• Years of manufacture: 1996 - 1999
• Made in: Japan
• Color: champagne, black
• Remote control: yes, RI remote control (FB of the Onkyo-Integra components - RI remote interactive)
• Power consumption: 26 W
• Dimensions: 435 x 131 x 365 mm (WxHxD)
• Weight: 10,5 kg
• Original price: 1'800 DM (RRP)

Connections

• Number of inputs:
  • Remote In
• Number of outputs:
  • Analog Fixed (Cinch), 2 V
  • Analog Variable (Cinch)
  • 2 × Digital (coaxial, optical)
  • Headphones (6.3 mm jack, adjustable), recommended impedance 8-200 Ohm

Remote Out

Technical Data

• Linear speed 1.2-1.4 m/s
• Error correction CIRC
• 1-bit converter PWM Accupulse
• Frequency response: 2-20,000 Hz
• Dynamic range: 110 dB
• Signal-to-noise ratio: 110 dB
• Total harmonic distortion: 0.0025
• Channel separation: 108 dB at 1 kHz
• Coincidental oscillations : below measurability limit
• CD-Text: no
• MP3 support: no
• Pitch control: no
• Auto play: no
• Shuffle: yes
• Title programming: yes, 36 titles
• Repeat: yes
• plays CD-R/CD-RW/HDCD: yes/yes/no

Special Features

• Chassis construction in modular design with optimized layout
• Linear drive for high sampling precision and fast access
• Fine pulse transducer for natural, warm digital "sound".
• Accu-Pulse crystal system
• very high quality CD player, metal drawer

Remarks

• Other models in the same series:
• Onkyo DX-7011
• Onkyo DX-7111
• Onkyo DX-7211
• Onkyo DX-7511
• Onkyo DX-7711
• Onkyo DX-7911

Pictures

• [[Picture: Onkyo DX-7911

Reports

• Dual core AEI (Anti Electromagnetic Interference) transformer provides pure and redundant power. This is already the most essential distinguishing feature from the "little brother" DX 7711). All other features are identical except for the high sampling of the DX 7911. This has naturally advantages in the enterprise advantages regarding Klirr - but particularly dynamics/channel separation/external voltage distance
• Onkyo's top model in the Integra series is, in my subjective opinion, much more than "worth the money". In the high-end entry-level class rather a way out of having to take quite a lot of money in hand to enjoy beautiful CD playback.