Denon - DRA-900H 100W 2.2-Ch. Bluetooth Capable with HEOS 8K Ultra HD HDR Compatible Stereo Receiver with Alexa - Black

So this is my fourth Denon receiver since 1990. In the last 8 weeks I bought two sony receivers most recent the AN1000 and returned it. I bought the Denon DRA 800H and didn’t like the quirky reviews. After extensive research I settled on the DRA900H. I will have an update in a couple months because I just fired this up this morning but boy is it nice. I just wanted a throw back two channel and this is sweet. The best part is Denon’s service which should be an essential part of your decision. Yes I was having an issue making the Bluetooth connection and I called and Robert was most amazing for he called me twice to assist me in the connection. I did also connect the Klipsch 10” sub and my mains are Klipsch RP8000f and boy does this system rock. Cut through all the static if you’re looking for at 100 wpc and two channel receiver…GET THIS ONE!

I got this a few months back and does it jam!! Wanted 100watts per chn with a modern classic quality and this was definitely it. Very happy with it paired with klipsch towers R-800f and they sound very beautiful deep bass have my towers about 8 inches from the wall to get the bass response i need. Very easy to use airplay is a breeze turning it on with the app makes everything simple and easy to use. I like that im able to hook up to tv through hdmi if i want. Easy to tune bass treble balance knobs like the classics and can be done via app and lets not forget the direct mode for a more analog sound to get the true sound of your speaker quality.

If you’re looking for a Hi-Fi 2.2ch stereo receiver, then this is the one. It’s set up like most multi-channel theater receivers so it can do what they can with less speakers. It has 4 speaker outputs for A and/or B plus pre-outs for Zone2 and subwoofers. It has plenty of analog, digital, and 4K inputs along with an 8K TV output. The amp is 100w per channel and that is plenty to bust your drums. Invest into quality speakers like large bookshelves or towers and add a sub (or two) if desired. It will do everything you probably need without having to wire surround sound. If you’re mostly into music on CD or LP, then you’ll need to connect a TV or monitor to change important settings for speakers and other defaults that you may not need running all the time if you don’t stream. It’s overkill for my 2.1ch stereo needs, but most receivers are. However, this one has the juice to really perform at an affordable price.