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True audiophiles understand that to create a rich audio environment and capture a cinematic experience in the comfort of your own home, you need a high-quality AV receiver.

Serious audiophiles know that vinyl provides a depth of sound that's just not possible with other mediums. Getting high-quality audio out of your turntable isn't as simple as flipping a switch, though. You need to have just the right configurations to enjoy the best audio experience possible.

At the beginning of 2020, Denon launched three new wireless speakers called Denon Home 150, Denon Home 250, and Denon Home 350, which all feature HEOS Built-in.

When it comes to home entertainment, we've really never had it so good. From discs to streaming, TV shows to films, there’s a never-ending supply of great content that sounds and looks amazing to enjoy from the comfort of your armchair.

AV receivers can make or break home entertainment systems, either supporting crisp visuals and high-fidelity audio or miring the entire setup in muddy visuals and lo-fi music.

Setting the needle to a groove and enjoying the warmth of analog sound is a uniquely satisfying experience for music lovers. However, there are good reasons to use your turntable to take your tracks from analog to digital.

The renewed interest in vinyl that's developed in recent years, particularly among young people, shows few signs of wearing offslowing down.

When it comes to the sound quality of their favorite music, audiophiles don't settle for "good enough."

Ask any record hound: Keeping up a solid vinyl collection is hard work. You have to worry about records warping, breaking or scratching, and be diligent in upkeep and care to maintain pristine sound quality.

Movie lovers today have the opportunity to recreate the cinema experience in the comfort of their own home theaters. Televisions have gotten larger and increasingly capable of displaying more detailed images in ultra high-definition 4K video.

What is multi-room audio? How does it work? What kit do you need? And why is it a game-changer for music lovers? Get all the answers in our essential guide.

Thanks to the wide availability of audio streaming services, music lovers have nearly unlimited options to listen to their favorite songs and artists. Whether on the go or at home, music streaming platforms make it a breeze to play just about any album or track — right from your smartphone.

Next-gen video game consoles like the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One take full advantage of the latest high-definition television capabilities, supporting 4K video playback. The current gold standard in video resolution, 4K Ultra HD enables more detailed, crisp visuals than ever.

If you've done your homework, you know that an AV receiver is essential to capturing cinema-quality home theater. With so many options available, spanning a pretty wide range of price points, how can you be sure your home theater AV receiver meets your needs without breaking the bank?

Shopping for your family members can be tough — keeping the conversation neutral during dinnertime tougher still. One of the best, universally adored presents for our baby boomer parents is something transportive, sentimental and a good time for all — music.

A high-end AV receiver is an essential component in any home theater. Whether you want to enjoy the dynamic sounds of the latest action movies or immerse yourself in lush musical landscapes, you need the audio-visual muscle that only an expertly designed and crafted AV receiver can provide.

The line between the big screen and home theater continues to blur as high-end AV receivers bring cinema-quality video and audio capabilities to your living room.

What’s the purpose of a decent AV Receiver and surround speaker setup? To bring real cinema feeling to your home, with all the room-shaking bass, stuff flying all around and the feeling you are pulled directly into the action.

School is in session, sending undergrads back into the library to hit the books. Midterms will be here before you know it, and you don't want anything to get in the way of your cram sessions.

Looking to build your first home theater? Determine what you need, how to set it up, and enhance it. Learn how to start your home theater with Denon.