Denon Avr-X2500h
7.2 channels, FM
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14 reviews
Perfect for vinyl
Excellent sound, even with vinyl, thanks to the integrated Phono. Very simple use, installed and working in 20 minutes. Denon construction quality, with high quality Hi-Fi components.
Pro
- Easy to use
- Hi quality sound
- Multiple streaming service
Contra
- None
It is a good product
HEOS does not support Youtube
It is a total buy recommendation from me!
Super device at a great price.
The Denon AVR-X2500H has everything you need for a good home cinema and even more.
I am more than satisfied. I am thrilled with the sound! You can see what a good reciever can do.excellent value for money
Excellent product. I switched from a 10 year old Yamaha AVR to this Denon, and I must admit I was very impressed by the quality of this product. The ergonomics for the start-up are formidable, and the musicality remarkable, in particular its mastery in the Hi-Fi listening of music, and its capacities to sublimate the stereo sound in "surround" with the recognition of the voices to be diffused only on the front speakers, and certain melodies distributed on the surround speakers. Bluffing!
Otherwise, with Magnat home cinema speakers from 20Hz-55'000Hz, it's a real cinematographic dimension that invites you into your home...I would buy again at any time!
super all-rounder, especially for retro gaming.
Who doesn't know - far too many devices and so few inputs on the TV. This receiver solves this problem with 7 inputs (plus one front, which doesn't count in my opinion).
The setup wizard is so competent in calibrating the room that it recognises cables connected the wrong way round. Wow.
Works with everything I've tested so far.Pro
- MANY connections
- Super Setup Wizard
- Microphone for measuring the E-value
Contra
- nothing
I can recommend
Good device, very easy to connect, step-by-step set-up instructions via TV screen.
Very good sound.Pro
- Simple installation
- Menu guidance via TV step by step
Contra
- Takes a long time to get sound when switched on
6 out of 14 reviews
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