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Denon AVR-A100
$2,499.00
Released January, 2011
The Pros:Auto-setup is excellent, balances the speakers and EQ well. Enough power for small to medium sized rooms. Great control of the iPod through the USB port, easy to connect and work with.
The Cons:Doesn't have enough power for larger rooms (no Toroidal transformer), would need an additional amplifier. Some HDMI handshake issues can result in audio dropouts - hopefully fixed in a firmware update. Generates a fair amount of heat, need to keep it well ventilated.
The Denon AVR-A100 is an “Anniversary Product Collection Model” A/V receiver released in early 2011 as a celebration of Denon’s 100-year anniversary. It features AirPlay streaming capabilities, meaning it can stream songs directly from their iTunes library, iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch through a Wi-Fi enabled network.
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Featured are nine internal amps with discrete mono amp construction, 11.2-channel analogue audio outputs, seven HDMI v1.4a inputs (3D, ARC, CEC), and support for three zones of audio. More importantly, the AVR-A100 supports all the latest HD audio/video formats and DSPs, meaning it can process full 1080p content, and upconvert all other content. There’s also an Ethernet port for streaming Internet radio, Pandora, Rhapsody, Flickr, and Napster over a wired connection.
Features
- Anniversary Product Collection Model
- Premium-Grade A/V Receiver
- DTS HD
- TrueHD
- Audyssey Dynamic EQ/Volume
- Dolby Volume
- 9-Channel Amplifier
- 11.-2Channel Pre Amplifier
- HDMI v1.4 (3D/ARC/CEC)
- Denon Link 4th-HDMI Clock Control
- AL24 Processing Plus
- iPod/iPhone/USB 2.0 x2 Selectable
- Network Audio/Photo Streaming
- Multi Room EQ
- iPhone App
- Pre Amp Mode
- Remote Maintenace
- Web Remote
- Eco Friendly
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Auto-setup is excellent, balances the speakers and EQ well
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enough power for small to medium sized rooms
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great control of the iPod through the USB port, easy to connect and work with
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network setup is easy, god integration with Pandora
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plays all major formats of audio/video
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doesn't have enough power for larger rooms (no Toroidal transformer), would need an additional amplifier
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some HDMI handshake issues can result in audio dropouts - hopefully fixed in a firmware update
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generates a fair amount of heat, need to keep it well ventilated
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