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Denon - 630W 7.1-Ch. 3D Pass Through A/V Home Theater Receiver

Name: Denon - 630W 7.1-Ch. 3D Pass Through A/V Home Theater Receiver
Brand: Denon
SKU: 9894577
Rating: 4.4 (7 reviews)

Model: AVR-1911

SKU: 9894577

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- Energy Star Compatible: false
- Watts per Channel: 90W
- Front Surround Power per Channel: 90W x 3
- Rear Surround Power per Channel: 90W x 4
- Total Harmonic Distortion: 0.08% at 20Hz - 20kHz
- Station Presets: 56
- Dolby Digital Decoder: Yes
- Simulated Surround: Yes
- Satellite Radio-Ready: No
- HDMI Inputs: 4
- 5.1-Channel Input: No
- Digital Inputs: 2
- Stereo Audio Inputs/Outputs: 3/0
- Rear A/V Inputs/Outputs: 2/0
- Front-Panel A/V Inputs: 1
- S-Video Inputs/Outputs: 1/0
- Component Video Inputs: 1
- Component Video Outputs: 0
- Composite Video Outputs: 1
- Multiroom Capability: Yes
- Headphone Jacks: Yes
- Remote Control Type: Prememory and zone
- RF Antenna Input: 1
- Phono Inputs: No
- Preamp Outputs: Yes
- Digital Outputs: 0
- On-Screen Display: Yes
- 6.1-Channel Input: No
- HDTV Compatibility: Yes
- Video Up Conversion: Yes
- Speaker A/B Switching: Yes
- Built for Blu-ray: Yes
- USB Port: Yes
- iPod-Ready: Yes
- Internet Connectable: No
- ENERGY STAR Qualified: No
- Number of Channels: 7.1
- S-Video Inputs: 1
- S-Video Outputs: 0
- HD Radio Ready: Yes
- 3D Pass Through: Yes
- Surround Sound Decoders: Dolby Digital, Digital Plus, Pro Logic IIx, Pro Logic IIz, TrueHD, DTS, DTS-ES, DTS 96/24, DTS-HD Master Audio, DTS-HD High Resolution, Neo:6 and Audyssey DSX
- UPC: 883795001342


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This A/V receiver features 630W of system power for impressive audio and multiple surround sound decoders for enhanced performance.

This receiver can help deliver amazing 3D content into your home. Learn what else is required to get the full HD 3D experience.

630 watts total power: 90 watts x 7 for powerful sound.
Surround sound decoders: Include Dolby Digital, Digital Plus, Pro Logic IIx, Pro Logic IIz, TrueHD, DTS, DTS-ES, DTS 96/24, DTS-HD Master Audio, DTS-HD High Resolution, Neo:6 and Audyssey DSX.
Multiroom capability: Allows you to assign multiple speaker outputs to another zone which is independently controllable through IR commands.
Speaker A/B switching: Lets you connect and switch amplified audio sources to a single set of speakers.
Compatible with 3D-ready products: Includes HDMI 3D pass-through technology for compatibility with full HD 3D-ready HDTVs, Blu-ray players and gaming consoles.
Component video upconversion: Automatically converts the input signal (composite video or S-video) from your VCR, DVD player, DVR or camcorder to a component video signal for hookup to your compatible TV.
On-screen menus: Walk you through the entire setup process for ease of use.
Digital tuner: 56 station presets let you program your favorites for simple one-touch recall.
Optional Apple® iPod® universal dock (ASD-11R, not included): Lets you connect your iPod to the receiver.
4 HDMI inputs, 1 HDMI output HDMI cable not included.: High-speed HDMI cable is the only connection that can deliver a full high-definition experience with a full 1080p picture and digital surround sound.

Whats Included

Denon 630W 7.1-Ch. 3D Pass Through A/V Home Theater Receiver
Remote with batteries
Setup microphone
Antenna, power cable
Owner's manual

Customers are saying

Customers commend the product's sound quality, describing it as "way better."

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Packs a punch
I recently upgraded my home theater. I was attracted to this unit because of the sound quality and features provided at a good price. Of the other units I looked at in this price range, others had more features or connections, but the Denon had by far the best sound quality. I paired the Denon with an Energy 5.1 speaker configuration. The speaker configuration was tedious, but yielded excellent results. Movies sound awesome, and the system handles music and games very well, too. Higher sounds are crisp and clear, the bass rumbles. I have the unit in a room that's around 25'x15' with a vaulted ceiling, and the sound fills the room. The preset-EQ settings manage the sound well. My main complaint on the system is it is somewhat cumbersome to switch between a music and theater configuration, though the 3 Quickset buttons let you acces your most commonly used configurations quickly. Other cool features include an EQ feature that adjusts based on the time of day you're listening (e.g. a midnight setting that trims out the loudest sounds if you're trying not to wake up everyone in the house). I have an HDTV, Blu-Ray, and Wii attached to the Denon, and the 4 HDMI inputs are more than enough. The 1080 upconvert is nice, but it did require me to upgrade to component cables for the Wii since the upconvert actually degraded the picture on the composite cable.
Posted 15 years ago by TrunkMonkey
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
even better than I thought !!
before I actually decided to purchase this, I did alot of background study, owned an onkyo tx-sr606 just before this one, from the moment I plugged it in I could tell a difference, way better sound, easier to set up, the audyessey speaker calibration made it sound even better, the manual is very user friendly, very, very easy to set up, took me all of 15 minutes.
Posted 14 years ago by joshua50
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Denon really does it right
I have owned many receivers over many decades and the DVR-1911 may be the best sound, out of the box receiver I have ever heard. My old Harmon Kardin died and I first purchased the Denon AVR-391, but it did not do everything that I wanted to do so I returned it to BestBuy and swapped it for the 1911. The sound from the 391 is what convinced me to stay with the Denon brand and the 1911 sound is absolutely wonderful. Of course how things sound are quite subjective, but this reciever cost half of what I paid for my last two fairly high end Harmin and also Yamaha receivers and I could not be more pleased with the sound. The real proof is that my wife no longer ask me to "turn that down" and I'm listening to it louder that ever! I am using it with my existing Boston Acoustic speakers all around and will be quite pleased for years to come. Set up of the more advanced functions requires reading and re-reading Denon's less that stellar instruction manual, but that's more a result of impatience that anything.
Posted 15 years ago by JCD1