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The movies are like saving money and not going to the theater with crowds. I would like the remote to be different in many ways its kinda like a puzzle to change things from one to another. But the sounds makes the work all worth it. Once you figure out the remote the rest is awesome. I would recommend this receiver to anyone whom likes true to sound. Had no problem with my delivery date came on time and all was well done.
It won't. The downside and warning to anyone is for you not to expect this to do up conversion as you would expect from a dvd player. It simply will take signals and allow them all to be transmitted on an HDMI cable.
Some might assume that it means it will take an input and convert it up to 1080p/i. It will carry a 1080p signal however. This unit will meet most anyones expectations for a powerful HT experience.
The unit has virtually any feature you might want. I agree with the other reviewer that setup etc. is somewhat tasking.
Because I think the advertising is misleading and setup could be easier I give it 4 stars.
The included microphone helps calibrate multiple-speaker systems, even from different listening locations. Multiple inputs (HDMI for the vid fans, plus RIAA--MM and high-output MC--for the vinyl crowd) allow extremely flexible systems and effortless switching. The only drawback is that with controls this complex, there is something of a learning-curve: many buttons have several duties, and it takes a while to understand them. Denon is near the top of consumer electronics, and this shows why. On top of this is a very sophisticated A/V control center: pre-amp, tuner, decoder, etc. Dollar-for-dollar the Pioneer/Onkyo/Sony lobby will beat most manufacturers feature-for-feature; but they all sound funny. The 7.1 amp section blows away Sony, Pioneer, etc.: cleaner and more detailed because, essentially, it delivers more current to the speakers. This Denon is a solid performer and will beat any of them.
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