Denon AVR-3808 7.1 AV receiver: here at last
By: Peter Chubb | November 23, 2007
If you loved the AVR-4308 AV receiver from Denon but did not like the £2000 price tag, then you will be pleased to know that Denon have now released the AVR-3808 7.1 AV receiver. Denon state that it shares many of the same features of the more expensive model but with the cheaper price tag of just £1299.99.
According to pocket-lint.co.uk the design has the traditional heavyweight battleship strength, so no worries that it will fall apart if you accidently hit the thing. As you would expect the Denon AVR-3808 7.1 AV receiver has outstanding sound quality.
Specification for the Denon AVR-3808 7.1 AV receiver Are:
- 3 independent power transformers
- 9 independent power supply circuits
- AAC, MP3, WAV, WMA lossless, FLAC
- Analogue and digital video upscaling to 1080p
- Auto Lip Sync (HDMI 1.3a)
- Auto set-up and Room EQ
- Compressed Audio Restorer for MP3/AAC etc
- Deep Colour and xvYCC support (HDMI 1.3a)
- Denon proprietary Advanced AL24 Plus
- DenonLink3 ultra-high-speed audio interface
- Denon’s Dynamic Discrete Surround Circuit HD
- Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD decoders (HDMI 1.3a)
- Full Networking with Ethernet Built-in
- HDMI 1.3a repeater with 4 inputs
- Identical quality and 160 watts for all 7 channels
- Internet Radio V2.0 extended 7000 + stations
- iPod Ready (using optional Denon ASD-1R)
- Music streaming from PC & Mac
- PC setup and control via Ethernet
- PC/Mac and USB Music & Photo streaming
- Pure Direct/Direct/Stereo for digital/analogue inputs
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