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Denon AVR-1911


$599.00 Released June, 2010

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Channels 6 and 7 are versatile: can be used as surround back, second stereo zone, or to bi-amp your fronts. Audyssey room correction, dynamic EQ, and dynamic volume. Upscales all video sources to 1080p.

The Cons:Ugly text-based user interface. Few legacy inputs: only 1 component video, 1 optical audio, 1 digital coax audio. No front HDMI.

The AVR-1911 is one of Denon's low-cost A/V receiver offerings. One of the most important features of Denon's A/V receivers across the board is their audio decoders, Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio, which help contribute to the improved audio experience emphasized by Denon in promotion.

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Product Shot 2 Another of Denon's key A/V receiver features is the Anchor Bay Technologies upscaler, which upgrades standard definition sources to HDMI. The AVR-1911 has most of the same features as the related AVR-1611, but with the addition of iPod digital direct connectivity (via USB), as well as a built-in HD radio tuner (where AM sounds like FM and FM sounds like CD quality. The AVR-1911 also lacks the Compressed Audio Restorer of the AVR-1611

Features

  • Netflix, DLNA and Youtube streaming
  • iPod digital direct (via USB)
  • Built-in HD radio tuner
  • Anchor Bay technologies upscaler
  • 7.1 channels
  • 90 watts
  • 4 HDMI inputs
  • Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio audio decoders
  • Dolby Pro Logic IIz processor
  • HDMI 1.4a specification
  • 3D Blu-Ray compatibility
  • Audyssey MultEQ
  • Discrete power amplification system

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Pros
  • 6

    Channels 6 and 7 are versatile: can be used as surround back, second stereo zone, or to bi-amp your fronts

  • 6

    Audyssey room correction, dynamic EQ, and dynamic volume

  • 5

    upscales all video sources to 1080p

  • 4

    superior audio quality compared to other receivers in its price point

  • 4

    HDMI 1.4a (3D capable, audio return channel, standby pass-through)

  • 4

    Better Sound Quality

  • 3

    Decodes dts HD MA and Dolby TrueHD audio

  • 3

    includes a great remote - huge improvement over the remote included with previous generations

  • 2

    USB input

  • 2

    quality matte black finish

Cons
  • 5

    ugly text-based user interface

  • 1

    Few legacy inputs: only 1 component video, 1 optical audio, 1 digital coax audio

  • 1

    No front HDMI

  • 1

    somewhat limiting 4 HDMI inputs

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Todd
Todd: #denon_avr_1911 An important consideration to me is the auto-sound adjusting feature noted on the Devon AVR-791. How good is it? are others that I should consider? Jan 6, 11
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