Pine Brook, NJ, July 12, 2004 - Denon Electronics, one of the world's premier manufacturers of high-quality home theater receivers, is leading the way in the era of great home theater surround sound ...

Denon has announced that multiple new 8K AV receivers will be joining the brand’s catalog to allow consumers to reach new levels of home theater immersion. The new AVRs feature Denon’s signature ...

Denon Electronics, one of the world’s premier manufacturers of high-quality home entertainment components, offers a line of ten audio/video receivers, providing consumers with more choices in ...

As well as Denon's pair of new "universal" Blu-ray players, the company also has a double-handful of A/V receivers to announce too. The Denon AVR-991, AVR-891, AVR-791, AVR-591 and the AVR-391 are all ...

Denon has introduced two new S-Series AV receivers (AVRs), the AVR-S760H and the AVR-S660H. Each of the new S-Series AVRs are designed with three 8K HDMI inputs to accommodate people looking to ...

More power, more channels, more streaming, and gaming support highlight Denon’s new AV Receivers for the coming year. Some consumers might scroll through the list of features and think that they are ...

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While the debates rage on over whether or not anyone needs 8K, the new line of Denon receivers are ready for higher resolution video when and if you decide to make an upgrade. Perhaps more importantly ...

Pine Brook, NJ, July 12, 2004 - Denon Electronics, a world leader in high-performance home theater products, today unveiled a broad range of advanced audio/video components that combine some of ...

Today, Denon is celebrating an incredible 110 years in the business of producing high-quality audio equipment. To mark this amazing milestone, the company is unveiling its first 8K-ready AV Receivers ...

I'm thinking of getting a refurbished Denon DRA-295 from eCost. It's $109.00 and ships free.<BR><BR>It'll be replacing my Kenwood KR-3090, which may well be older than I am, and is rather ...

[UPDATE: I asked Denon to comment on its decision to provide just a single 4K/120Hz HDR HDMI input on its gamer-friendly new receivers. This is the reply I received from Oliver Kriete, Product Manager ...