Integra DTR-9.1 (2000)           

 AUDIO INPUTS

    RCA Phono (L/R/GND) x 2
    .....  RCA Stereo (L/R) x 10
    .....  Coaxial Digital Audio x 5
     Optical/TOSLINK Digital Audio x 3
   AC3RF Input from your Player AC3RF output (RCA) x 1
   AM Spring Clips x 1
   FM F-Type x 1
   Multi-channel over DB25 x 1

 VIDEO INPUTS

    .....  Composite signal (CVBS) x 6
    .....  S-Video (also mini-DIN) x 6
     Y/Pb/Pr component analog signals x 3

 AUDIO OUTPUTS

    .....  RCA Stereo (L/R) x 5
   RCA 7.1 channels x 1
   Additional Subwoofer output (RCA) x 1
   Coaxial Digital Audio x 1
   Optical/TOSLINK Digital Audio x 1
   Jack (6.35mm / 0.25in) stereo output for headphones x 1
   Multi-channel over DB25 x 1
   FRONT (L/R) speakers x 1
   CENTER speaker x 1
   SURROUND (L/R) speakers x 1
   BACK SURROUND (L/R) speakers x 1

 VIDEO OUTPUTS

    .....  Composite signal x 5
    .....  S-Video (sometimes called mini-DIN) x 5
   Y/Pb/Pr analog component x 1

Was later upgraded with Dolby Pro-LogicII and DTS-ES.

Power rated at 11A.

This appears to be an Integra rebadge of Onkyo TX-DS989, as Integra was treated as a separate brand from Onkyo. In Japan, Integra was a sub label of Onkyo.

Includes R1 plug to enable operation of Onkyo equipment that carry the R1 plug with the included receiver remote.

Enabled with line-out Zone 2 Multiroom output to enable the remote to be used anywhere in the course if the proper adapter is connected.

The headphone output on the front can be used to listen to a fold-down of the surround outputs normally outputted to the surround speakers.

Also carries Re-EQ settings despite not advertising such features.

Note: on default settings, all LaserDisc functionality (including AC-3 decoding) are assigned to input 4. This means that any DD tracks fed through the AC-3 RF input will only work on A/V input 4 by default. This can be changed in the settings to accommodate your setup.