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Denon AVR-789 630-Watt 7.1 Channel Home Theater Receiver
Equipped with the latest video and audio processing functions, the AVR-789 brings high performance surround sound and extensive video flexibility at a truly affordable price. For the ultimate audio experience, the AVR-789 features Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio decoding to handle the explosive soundtracks found on many of today’s advanced Blu-ray high definition discs, along with Dolby Digital Plus and DTS ES 6.1 surround decoding functions. The video section includes Faroudja’s renowned DCDi processing and upconversion to provide near-HD picture quality from conventional sources such as cable, satellite and DVD, while at the same time providing a single video output connection to your HDTV. In addition, the video section features the latest specification HDMI v1.3a signal handling, with three inputs capable of handling Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio soundtracks as well as uncompressed LPCM multi-channel sources. Setup and operation are a snap, aided by Denon’s enhanced icon-based on screen display that also features a screen saver. To eliminate jarring shifts in volume between TV shows and commercials, the AVR-789 features Audyssey Dynamic Volume automatic volume-leveling system, as well as Audyssey Dynamic EQ to ensure rich bass and smooth tonal balance, even at low volume levels. Audyssey MultEQ in-room acoustic optimization and enhanced multimedia connectivity are just a few of the many additional advanced features that the AVR-789 offers.
Amazon Sales Rank: #63735 in Receiver or Amplifier Brand: Denon Model: AVR789 Dimensions: 25.00 pounds 7.1 channel home theater receiver 90 Watts per channel 3 HDMI v1.3a inputs, 3 component inputs, 3 composite inputs, and 3 S-Video inputs Audyssey Dynamic EQ, MultEQ, and Dynamic Volume 7-Channel Equal Power ensures highly balanced output
From the Manufacturer Denon AVR-789: 7.1 CH/5.1+2 CH Independent Zone Home Theater Receiver The Denon AVR-789 delivers power and performance and is ready to take on HD video sources with its HDMI v1.3a capabilities that support deep color video signals and digital surround audio signals. This makes setup and operation a snap for the beginner or expert user. Attention to audio detail and accuracy has been improved with the addition of Audyssey MultEQ processing, assuring audio room balance even with difficult acoustical conditions. Dolby Digital and dts Digital signals are masterfully decoded and reproduced, yielding a stunning surround sound presence like never before. The Denon AVR-789 provides a host of connections and features
Most helpful customer reviews 27 of 27 people found the following review helpful. GREAT AVR By Jason E. Marentette I've done tons of research on a receiver in this price range. I can tell you that this unit is the best for the money. I've research the yammy 663, onkyo 606, and the 789/1909. The 789 and the 1909 are the same unit just made for different retailers. The four digit receivers from denon are for local retailers and the 789 is manufactured for higher volume retailers like BB or CC. I tried two 606s before spending the extra $150 on this model. The first 606 i had suffered from the humm/buzz problem that's all over the avsforum. The second unit i had dropped the video signal after a couple minutes of switching sources or powering the unit on and off. So i went with the 789 and couldn't be happier. My new 7.1 sounds amazing and the Audessey features are the best. i wouldn't attempt to set up a 7.1 with out it. The remote kinda sucks, but i got a Harmony 890, so all remotes go into storage anyway. I have it hooked up to a ps3, 360, comcast cable box, denon dvd, vcr, and ipod. All the SD signals get pushed to 1080p. The upscaling is so much better than the 606 it's not even funny. i would recommend anyone looking for a hdmi receiver that upscales to get this model. 12 of 12 people found the following review helpful. 2nd Denon - Love IT - Great AVR By Tarun Chachra HI. I already own a Denon AVR-4308CI which I use for my main home theater.....now I needed a receiver for my family room because our LCD tv sound was horrific. I decided to try a bunch of Home Theater in a box and a sony receiver...but NO can Do....I had to get a Denon. I decided on the 789 which is similar to the 1909 ( the 1909 has some extra capabilities for multiroom remote controls etc...which I dont need). The 789 is a great 7.1 Channel Receiver with Audessey setup and Dynamic EQ/Dynamic Volume. For those that know what this is, GREAT...for those of you that do not know what it is...I will quickly explain. Audessey simply runs a program on the receiver with the included calibration microphone...u plug it in and off you go. The microphone tests and measures all of your speakers and then adjusts them according to your room, speaker type, distances etc... It does the work so you dont have to. Dynamic EQ is like above....it controls the sound - bass/treble/etc dynamically based on the content that is being fed in to the receiver. Dynamic Volume - AWESOME - this is that feature that we all have been waiting for. Ever watched a football game in Hi Def and had great sound...then a commercial comes on and its either too LOUD or too LOW.....you keep having to fiddle with volume buttons....NO MORE. Dynamic volume adjusts the volume (based on day/evening/night) for the source. Its pretty amazing. Pros: 7.1 Receiver with plenty of power. 3 HDMI Inputs 1 HDMI output Up conversion of all analog video to HDMI. Audessey - all 3 features. Denon Quality and Build.... Ethernet connectivity for future upgrades. Cons: 1 - REMOTE I cant stand the remote - Its very functional on the main side...but if you need to adjust menu's etc...you have to flip it over, open the door, and go at it....this annoys me....but its a personal preference. Apart from that I cant say enough good things about this receiver and so it will still get a 5/5. ps. If you are a dish network vip hd dvr user....your remote will control the power and volume on the Denon without issue....another reason I chose Denon. Enjoy! 11 of 11 people found the following review helpful. Denon 789 Is A Winner By D. B. Wills I recently upgraded from a Onkyo TX-SR601 to the Denon 789, WOW how things have changed, Audyssey MultEQ, Dynamic EQ, and Dynamic Volume are unbelievable!! Don't get me wrong my Onkyo served me well but there is a huge difference, compared to the Denon on a scale of 1 to 10 I would rate the Onkyos sound quality a 3, and this is from a guy who liked Onkyo. I almost bought the Onkyo 606 but the reviews
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