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    Moderated By: Maxxwire
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    Sony STR-VA333ES multichannel inputs (Jehill's presence desired!) Dashboard
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    Author Sony STR-VA333ES multichannel inputs (Jehill's presence desired!)
    parney

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    Joined: Jul 23, 2003
    Posts: 523
    From:

      Posted: 2011-03-02 14:47

    So is the VA333es just a european version of the 4esor 7es and did they come with the wood sides ?


       


    Maxxwire
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    From: Portland, Oregon - USA

      Posted: 2011-03-02 21:46




    parney- None of the VA333ES Receivers I've seen here at Agoraquest had wood sides including the one Maverick of OZ owns which is shown above.

    ~Maxx~



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    David_S

    Rank: Sonyphile


    Joined: Aug 03, 2004
    Posts: 769
    From: BC, Canada

      Posted: 2011-03-03 01:25

    • Member Quote

    On 2011-03-02 14:47, parney wrote:
    So is the VA333es just a european version of the 4esor 7es and did they come with the wood sides ?

    The DA7ES, DA4ES, VA333ES share the same service manual.  2002 vintage.

    Most parts in these are shared by all models.  Any time some one praises one of these they are praising all of these.


    MODEL PARTS No.
    DA7ES: US model 4-240-816-0
    DA7ES: CND model 4-240-816-1
    DA4ES: US model 4-240-816-2
    DA4ES: CND model 4-240-816-3
    VA333ES: AEP model 4-240-816-4
    VA333ES: KR model 4-240-816-5
    VA333ES: TW model 4-240-816-6

    CND : Canadian model
    KR : Korea model
    TW : Taiwan model


    Reference Power Output
    (8 ohms 20 Hz – 20 kHz, THD 0.05 %)

    STR-DA7ES:
    FRONT 1) : 120 W + 120 W
    CENTER 1) : 120 W
    SURR 1) : 120 W + 120 W
    SURR BACK 1) : 120 W + 120 W

    STR-DA4ES:
    FRONT 1) : 110 W + 110 W
    CENTER 1) : 110 W
    SURR 1) : 110 W + 110 W
    SURR BACK 1) : 110 W + 110 W

    STR-VA333ES:
    FRONT1): 100 W + 100 W
    CENTER1): 100 W
    SURR1): 100 W + 100 W
    SURR BACK1): 100 W + 100 W

    Power consumption
    Models of area code U
    STR-DA7ES: 450 W
    STR-DA4ES: 420 W

    STR-VA333ES
    CEL, KR 390 W
    TW 400 W (max. 1,000 W)

    Specs on them are very similar.  My DA4ES has given 8 years of reliability now.  I will get a newer receiver at some point when home theater demands newer features but will probably keep the DA4ES longer.



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    TA- E77ES E80ES E1000ESD N77ES F555ES
    RM- AV3000 AX1400 (2)AX4000
    SDP-EP9ES, ST-S730ES
    STR- DA4ES DA3100ES (2)DA5700ES (2)GX10ES
    DVP- (3)NS999ES NS3100ES CX777ES
    CDP-X303ES, CDP-M555ES
    MDS-JA20ES, TC-K717ES, DTC-690


       
    parney

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    Joined: Jul 23, 2003
    Posts: 523
    From:

      Posted: 2011-03-03 06:28



    My DA4es is still going strong as well great receiver I also have the DA5es and await the arrival of my DA7es that I won on ebay.Ican't see myself buying a brand new receiver just for HDMI when they have less power than these great receivers mentioned.


       
    parney

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    Joined: Jul 23, 2003
    Posts: 523
    From:

      Posted: 2011-03-03 06:44



    [ This message was edited by: parney on 2011-03-03 07:09 ]


       
    gerchy
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    Rank: Sony Aficionado


    Joined: Jan 26, 2010
    Posts: 110
    From: Slovenia

      Posted: 2011-03-03 08:00

    • Member Quote

    On 2011-03-02 14:47, parney wrote:
    So is the VA333es just a european version of the 4esor 7es and did they come with the wood sides ?

    Woodsides were stock for Slovenian market only.



    Joke!



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    parney

    Rank: Sonyphile


    Joined: Jul 23, 2003
    Posts: 523
    From:

      Posted: 2011-03-03 08:42

    well they look great gerchy .


       
    David_S

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    Joined: Aug 03, 2004
    Posts: 769
    From: BC, Canada

      Posted: 2011-03-03 10:26

    I envy those "Slovenian market only" models.

    Also nice touch on the minisisc track title in the picture.



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    TA- E77ES E80ES E1000ESD N77ES F555ES
    RM- AV3000 AX1400 (2)AX4000
    SDP-EP9ES, ST-S730ES
    STR- DA4ES DA3100ES (2)DA5700ES (2)GX10ES
    DVP- (3)NS999ES NS3100ES CX777ES
    CDP-X303ES, CDP-M555ES
    MDS-JA20ES, TC-K717ES, DTC-690


       
    David_S

    Rank: Sonyphile


    Joined: Aug 03, 2004
    Posts: 769
    From: BC, Canada

      Posted: 2011-03-06 11:02

    Here is some information from the Sony technical background for the 2002 ES receivers.  This covers the STR-DA7ES, STRDA4ES & STR-VA333ES.

    "Jitter can enter the signal during recording, playback and transfer.  To suppress jitter at the digital input, Sony offers a powerful solution.  Our Digital interface LSI regenerates the digital input signal to according to a highly accurate quartz clock.  To boost precision further still, Sony controls the action of this LSI with a VCA stabilizer, reducing internal clock drift to a bare minimum."
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    "The combination of the Digital Interface LSI and Sony's VCA stabilizer makes for an uncommonly consistent internal clock, for uncommonly accurate regeneration of digital input signals.  So jitter is effectively suppressed."





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    TA- E77ES E80ES E1000ESD N77ES F555ES
    RM- AV3000 AX1400 (2)AX4000
    SDP-EP9ES, ST-S730ES
    STR- DA4ES DA3100ES (2)DA5700ES (2)GX10ES
    DVP- (3)NS999ES NS3100ES CX777ES
    CDP-X303ES, CDP-M555ES
    MDS-JA20ES, TC-K717ES, DTC-690


       
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