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cant recall last time i used my denon receiver.
cant recall last time i used my denon receiver.
You don't have a home theater? Or do you mean something else?
I'm going to update mine to one with google assistant soon so it can easily play music with my google devices.
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If you really need it an inch shorter, I guess this can make sense? And of course if you never intend on hooking up a subwoofer to the thing (which is hard pass for me anyway).
If you really need it an inch shorter, I guess this can make sense? And of course if you never intend on hooking up a subwoofer to the thing (which is hard pass for me anyway).
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For those that have older Denon receivers they paid $1k+ and have no intentions of upgrading, this can be a slick option to stay in the Denon line while adding connectivity.
I agree the price is high and its benefits diminish if you use the digital-out and pass on the DAC duties to your receiver.
If your current receiver doesn't support USB/BT/wifi...this is a nice solution, but at a premium. Any smart bluray or other box could handle that as well, but maybe not in as nice a manner w/ as nice a user interface. If you have the $, go for it. If you're not into full-on home theater setup and prefer smaller techie gadgets...this ain't for you...never was.
I don't go on Sonos threads complaining why their speakers can't reproduce bass levels at sub 40hz...that'd be pointless.