Tag archive: Denon

Denon has managed to stay on the bleeding edge of network audio integration over the past couple of years by embracing DLNA certification, Internet radio and, more recently, Airplay early in the game and integrating it into high-end audio gear. The company's A/V receivers were among the very first to offer access to these music destinations, which have handily eclipsed the CD as a source of entertainment for much of the music listening… Read More

Audio gear maker Denon is celebrating its 100th anniversary with a special edition Anniversary Product Collection of gear and components designed to showcase the company's heritage and technological prowess. The collection includes an AV receiver, CD/SACD player, an integrated amp, universal Blu-ray player, over-ear headphones, and an old-school direct drive turntable…and they all come with both high-end specs and high-end price… Read More

The new remotes by Denon and Universal Electronics will be powered by Universal’s Kameleon “digital ink” like technology that illuminates only the active device keys adding a sort of virtual interface.   “Denon continues to build upon its reputation of offering quality audio products to discerning consumers,” said Hirofumi Ichikawa, President, Denon Brand Company. “Our customers demand only the best, which challenges us to… Read More

Denon Electronics announced today they were unveiling the first products in a new family of integrated home entertainment systems. The S-301 ($1,599) and S-101 ($999) are 2.1 channel surround sound DVD home theater systems from the S-Series. Both provide a clean way for portable digital devices such as iPods to easily integrate into them, among other things, and will be available in August. A specially designed front-panel connector and… Read More

The company also unveiled a $6,000 receiver that will be the industry's highest priced receiver and the first A/V receiver with 10 amplifier channels and total 16-channel output. The industry's highest price receivers range up to about $4,500 from such companies as Onkyo, Sony and Yamaha. A handful of other receivers feature 12-channels to 16-channels of amplification, but those models are designed exclusively for… Read More