A home audio/visual receiver, or AVR, is a key component to any home theater system. An AVR receiver processes sound from all your input devices (DVD player, stereo, VCR, game stations, and more) and mixes and amplifies it through your speakers. Denon is one of the leading producers of AVR and home theater system equipment.

Buying a Denon Receiver
When you purchase a Denon receiver, you can rest assured you're getting a product that's had solid consumer reviews. The Denon AVR-3805 model boasts a 7.1 channel EQ and 120 watts of power to each of the unit's seven legitimate channels. Pure Direct technology reduces signal noise from input devices and a comprehensive remote control allows for easy manipulation between sources.

The Denon AVR-4806 is the one of the company's top-of-the-line AVR machines. As such, the 4806 is the first AVR of its kind to offer access to satellite radio. As well, it was the first to offer analog-to-HDMI conversion for maximum content quality.

The Denon AVR-4806 also features DDSC (Dynamic Discrete Surround Circuit) Digital surround circuitry to optimize your home theater surround sound speakers. This model also comes standard with Denon LINK, which enables high-speed digital signal transmission. The touch-screen remote can handle all of your input devices, allowing a more seamless integration. You can control up to three systems in three rooms simultaneously with this remote as well. Integrated technology and professional multi-channel sound make this machine a solid home theater option.