Denon AVR-S540BT Receiver, 5.2 channel, 4K Ultra HD Audio and Video, Home Theater System, built-in Bluetooth and USB - Black

Good pounding Power, (745Watts) the sound just jumps out at you! Great value per watt!! easy set up up, w/ hdmis, coax, optical's, rca,s , 2 sub out, etc. Not cluttered with a bunch of options you don't need or wont use, Simple, elegant, Power, Great Brand and easily one of the most competitively priced units available.

I love this reciever so far. Its been 20 years since we had to buy a new one and i think this one us great. I love the Bluetooth. I can listen to radio from my phone. The ports on front are great too. Cant wait to hook it up to my surround sound when i finally get it home. So far its great tho where i am staying. I highly recommend this stereo. Thank you best buy for recommendation if this. Fits perfectly in my new fireplace b

Needs clear set up instructions without having to download from the internet. Works great 5:1 surround.

Looks nice sound good at the price $199 and $38 for 4 year geek squad is amazing only cons is no wifi but if you have apple tv or amazon fire tv it’ll recompense for that feature. Overall happy with my purchase and i owned several brands onkyo pioneer and sony im happy with this denon. Pros Bluetooth

I bought this AVR for a strange reason: I was looking for an amp in this price range that could accept optical audio inputs. This has two optical and a coax, which each are assignable to one of six inputs. I do not plan to use this for video (maybe in the future) but for NAD C538 CD audio via coax and my two Macs (USB->optical adaptors). I am also able to use a pair of the analog RCA audio inputs for the audio from an AirportExpress used as an Airplay receiver. I also picked up some RCA->HDMI adaptors, but I haven't used them yet. So I'm very happy with what I can do with audio. The sound is great through my smallish JBL Control 1's and a fairly conventional Pioneer subwoofer. I don't use the surround or center. This is actually the first receiver I've used with a setup mic situation and I have no doubt it really helped.

We bought this as an open box item that didn't come with the accessories. We were able to use an old lg phone with an IR blaster on it to get the receiver setup and working with the new tv we just bought as well. So far it's been a decent receiver that has more than enough power to run a full 5.1 setup pretty flawlessly. Towers in the front and a large center channel with 2 bookshelf sized speakers in the rear. Added a 15" Dayton sub and this setup works really well.

While my AVR-1513 still works fine, with my BB certificates, this receiver was practically free so I decided the extra HDMI port and 4K capability was worth the upgrade. The AVR-S540 is virtually identical to my previous receiver except for the added port but it does have a really nice speaker calibration feature that my -1513 did not have. It automatically balances the speakers both in volume and frequency response. The change in tone and volume is noticeable during the calibration process. So, for a low end receiver - which is all we need - at $280, this receiver is a bargain. I've always been satisfied with Denon products.

Great receiver better than my Sony 7.2 channel it died after 2 months so I decided to give Denon a shot since my family all owns Denon receivers I’m glad I happily made the switch to Denon and don’t have to haste with Sony anymore. Great product I would definitely recommend it to another family or friends !!!