Great performance for a reasonable price | Denon AVR-787 7.1-Channel Home Theater Receiver

Great AV Receiver Value | Denon AVR-787 7.1-Channel Home Theater Receiver

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	• Denon AVR-787 7.1-Channel Home Theater Receiver Denon Denon, 2006 average customer review:based on 3 reviews view larger image
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So many choices from so many locations. I started thinking cheaper was better, WRONG! Cheaper is just cheap. I bought a 5.1 Yamaha speaker set. Then thought I'd buy a low cost system available from my local Wal Mart. The thinking was to scrap the receivers speakers & use the Yamaha set. Got home, read the reviews on the receiver and took that unit back. Returned home & did a little more reading. Read the 2 outstanding reviews here and made the purchase. This unit is very nice and I'm thrilled with it. Yes the owners manual can be difficult to decipher and if you've never ran a patch cable in your life... get some help from someone who has or pay the fee to have a pro do it. I was able to save a little on the cables by shopping around. I will buy Denon again. Heres an interesting observation that was made by my wife. This receiver on it's own actually outweighs the total weight of the returned system, box, speakers, cables and receiver.

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Great performance for a reasonable price

I couldn't be more pleased with this purchase. But a little planning is advisable.

I ordered this unit on July 5th and received it on July 6th with overnight ordering using Amazon Prime. The additional shipping cost with Prime was only $1.99.

Right after I ordered it, I went on to the Denon site and decided to start to read the owner's manual. It was quite an education. Before you attempt to install the unit, make sure you study the wiring diagrams and the setup instructions in the first few pages of the manual.

That being said, plan on about $300 in additional costs buying the proper cabling. For maximum results, you need 3 sets of Video Composite cables (One from your television/DBS box, one from your DVD player, and from this unit to the video inputs on your television. Also plan on 2 optical cables for sound: one from the television DBS box and one from the DVD player.

Provided you did your homework in advance, and have the proper cables, the installation took me about 60 minutes or so. I used the provided microphone to do the automatic speaker balancing. However, after that, I did a little additional tweaking for my own taste.

If you set the TV/DBS box as Composite 2 and the DVD player as Composite 1 the default settings take over and there is little else to do in installation.

Past that, the sound is great and everything seems to be working flawlessly. I am going to get the iPod dock next.

Great performance at a reasonable price.

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Great AV Receiver Value

I am a huge Denon fan. I own two high end Denon's (One I have had for 15 years and it is still rock solid). I bought this one for my inlaws (in their 70's) because I wanted a quality value product. Denon's value products are really just scaled down versions of their high end stuff. You cannot go wrong with this unit. It set up quickly and easily and performs flawlessly.

Consider that widescreen HDTV is emerging as a vital aspect of your home-entertainment system and the superb surround sound that accompanies it; you want more than a good sound system. Connecting your TV - DVD - VCR - DVR and more to the Denon AVR-787 gives you a really great audio system for outstanding performance for your stereo and surround needs. 6-Channel External Analog Input, 5/7-Channel Stereo Mode / Front Panel A/V (Composite and S-Video) Inputs and Optical Digital In Port for powered subwoofer with adjustable crossover control High Resolution 32-Bit Floating Point DSP Virtual Surround Mode (For use with 2 Speakers/Headphones) Auto Setup with Microphone Assignable Amplifier Configuration of Surround Back Channels for Multi-Zone Amplification Customization Features to suit some specific needs Icon-Based On-Screen Display Auto Surround Mode (Analog or Digital Input Type) High-Grade Speaker Terminals (All Channels) Stereo/Direct Modes with Pure Analog Path, Cinema EQ Direct Function (Tone Bypass), Front A/B Speaker Selector 56-Station Auto-Preset Memory Tuning (FM Only) Low Impedance Drive Capability, Large Aluminum Extruded Heatsink Wide-Range Play Capability for DVD-Audio and SACD Speaker Time-Delay and Level Controls - L/R, Sub, C, Surr. L/R, Surround Back Component Video Inputs are Full Bandwidth (100 MHz) Twin Drive Rectifier Personal Memory Plus, Video Select Control Adjustable Cross-Over Switching - 40/60/80/100/150/200/250Hz Unit Dimensions - 17.09 W x 5.78 H x 16.14 D / Unit Weighs 25 lbs Denon USA 2-Year Parts and Labor Warranty

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