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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 with a completely revamped line ...

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 ...

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Denon has introduced the AVR-1912 7.1-channel Network 3D A/V receiver, their most competitively priced networking-capable receiver to date with the most comprehensive network feature set available in ...

Denon today announced two new 4th generation X Series Network A/V Receivers, models AVR-X1300W and AVR-X2300W. The $600 AVR-X1300W is a 7.2-channel full 4K Ultra HD AV Receiver Network offering seven ...

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Covering home audio and video, Matthew Moskovciak helps CNET readers find the best sights and sounds for their home theaters. Denon is always last to announce its new AV receivers each year, but the ...

Denon has unveiled a new range of AV receivers designed to bring support for the latest cutting edge gaming features to a more affordable price point. The new range of S Series audio devices will be ...

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[UPDATE: The serial number information originally provided to me for this article by Sound United was incorrect. The correct version now appears in the story below.] In a rare bit of positive HDMI 2.1 ...