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Denon AVR-2807 7.1 Channel Home Theater A/V Receiver | 
| Brand: Denon
Category: CE
List Price: $1,099.00
Buy Used: $598.76
You Save: $500.24 (46%)
New (1) Used (2) from $598.76
Avg. Customer Rating:  13 reviews
Sales Rank: 18765
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 35
MPN: AVR-2807
Model: 2807
UPC: 081757507059
EAN: 0081757507059
ASIN: B000F44NU4
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: Paid ~$1100, opened box, used it a few months, got new speakers that didn't match it, bought new receiver, put this away, decided to sell it. Flawless condition (not a scratch, not an imperfection, period). Original box, manual, mic, remote, etc. all included. 1-yr. warranty included. Was bought from authorized dealer, so an original A-stock item, unlike what some dealers sell, and better than those that don't include warranty, like what happens when you buy it from many dealers. Any questions, just ask. Thanks.
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| Features:
| • | 110 Watts per Channel | | • | 7 Channel Surround Sound & 5 Channel Stereo Sound Support | | • | Sound Modes - Dolby Pro Logic IIx, Dolby Digital Surround EX, dts ES Discrete 6.1, dts ES Matrix 6.1, dts NEO - 6, dts 96/24 5.1 | | • | iPod Port | | • | XM Ready via optional Connect and Play antenna |
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Product Description
Denon AVR-2807 7.1 Channel Home Theater A/V Receiver - An A/V receiver should be a part of any good home multimedia setup. It offers you one central location to connect all of your audio and video components, supporting advanced audio reproduction technologies for each of them. For example, with the Denon AVR-2807, you get support for 7-channel surround sound and 6 different surround sound technologies. This receiver also features XM Radio support. Just attach an optional "Connect and Play" antenna. Video Game Mode Wide Screen 7.1 Mode Mono Movie Surround Mode Rock Arena Surround Mode Jazz Club Surround Mode True 24-bit/96-kHz Digital Input Capability Front Panel A/V Inputs w/ Cover (Composite & S-Video) Inputs - 2 Coaxial, 5 Optical (including front), 11 Analog Audio, Phono, 2 HDMI, 7 Composite, 7 S-Video (including front), & 3 Component Outputs - 2 Optical, 3 Analog Audio, 1 HDMI, 2 Composite (plus monitor), 2 S-Video (plus monitor), & 2 Component RS-232 Port All Channels - 0.05 THD Detachable Power Cord Color - Black Unit Dimensions - 17.1 (w) x 6.7 (h) x 16.9 (d) Unit Weight - 29.75 lbs.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 8 more reviews...
Great Sound June 8, 2007
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is a great receiver with awsome power, however the on screen guide, programming and remote control need some refining.
 Denon May 26, 2007
2 out of 4 found this review helpful
While I am not an experienced audiofile, I have been extremely impressed with this product. The sound is better than any I have ever experienced, and coupled with my KEF 3000 speaker system, I am in heaven.
 AVR 2807 May 13, 2007
3 out of 5 found this review helpful
Highly recommened by real audiophiles, however it was very complicated to set up. The manual was difficult to understand. Now that I have it working I'm pleased.
If sound quality is your priority, buy Rotel instead. March 30, 2007
3 out of 10 found this review helpful
My last receiver was a Denon, and I was impressed with it, so I naturally assumed Denon would be my first choice again, given their reputation for excellent receivers.
I listened to it and felt something was missing; it didn't quite sound natural. I then tried a Rotel, and the sound quality was truly astounding, the best I've ever heard. I bought the Rotel that same day, despite the fact that it has fewer features and looks a little antique.
Do yourself a favor and at least listen to a Rotel before you buy; it makes ordinary CD music sound clearer and more natural than any of the "mainstream" brands. Even relatively extreme passages that sound harsh or gritty on other receivers sound normal on a Rotel. If sound is more important to you than features, the Denon is NOT your best choice (nor is Pioneer Elite).
 Can't run it. January 16, 2007
12 out of 31 found this review helpful
This is not a bad unit, just difficult to operate. Audiophiles pass on, this is not for you. 20 years ago I would have loved this unit. Today I don't want to have to study owners manuals for two weeks, OK? This is a complicated piece of equipment, and if you don't want to go to school to learn how to use it, it will be the audio/video hell you've never imagined existed. I do not believe it's Denon, but any new sophisticated audio/vidio equipment. I don't blame Denon, I'm just disappointed someone can't build better simplicity for us baby boomers who have outgrown owners manuals. This system is integral to the operation of all of your audio/video equipment. I get the system working, and my wife, who can barely operate a car, has it all day, and I come home to no sound, no DVD, no you pick it. I don't blame Denon, I blame myself for buying it in the first place. This system is a great bargain for audiophiles, a disaster for pilgrams.
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