Questions & Answers

Q: QuestionWhat is the maximum sampling rate supported by the speaker?

• A:Answer The maximum sampling rate supported is 24/192.

Q: QuestionWhat can I use to control the speaker hands-free?

• A:Answer You can control the Denon Home 150 hands-free with Amazon Alexa using the Alexa App, Amazon Echo or Dot.

Q: QuestionIs this Denon Home 150 speaker wireless?

• A:Answer Yes, the Denon Home 150 speaker is wireless.

Q: QuestionCan I pair two of these speakers together?

• A:Answer Yes, you can pair two Denon Home 150 speakers together and designate them as a stereo pair using the HEOS app.

Q: QuestionWhat streaming services are supported by this speaker?

• A:Answer This speaker supports a variety of streaming services, including Spotify.

Q: QuestionDoes this speaker support high resolution audio?

• A:Answer Yes, this speaker supports high resolution audio.

Q: QuestionHow do I control the speaker hands-free?

• A:Answer You can control the Denon Home 150 hands-free with Amazon Alexa using the Alexa App, Amazon Echo, or Dot. A firmware update will also enable built-in microphones for Alexa control.

Q: QuestionWhat streaming services does this speaker work with?

• A:Answer This speaker works with Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music HD, Pandora, TIDAL, Deezer, TuneIn, Soundcloud, and iHeart Radio.

Q: QuestionDoes this speaker have preset buttons?

• A:Answer Yes, it has three quick select buttons to store your favorite internet radio stations.

Q: QuestionIs this speaker compatible with other Denon receivers?

• A:Answer Most Denon and Marantz receivers from 2017 onwards feature HEOS, allowing you to share music across your home with the Denon Home 150.

Q: QuestionCan I use this speaker with Apple AirPlay?

• A:Answer Yes, the speaker supports AirPlay 2 for wireless streaming from Apple devices.

Q: QuestionCan I create a stereo pair with these speakers?

• A:Answer Yes, you can group two Denon Home 150 speakers together as a stereo pair using the HEOS app.

Q: QuestionDoes the Denon Home 150 speaker support high-resolution audio?

• A:Answer Yes, the Denon Home 150 supports high-resolution audio files like ALAC, FLAC, and WAV up to 192kHz/24-bit, as well as DSD 2.8MHz and 5.6MHz tracks.

Q: QuestionDear Denon Team, You seem to give conflicting answers on whether you can use Denon Home 150 (or HEOS 1 speakers) as surround speakers. Crutchfield says that you can assign these speakers as surround in Setup on my Marantz SR7013.

Asked 3 years ago by IRambler.

• A:Answer Hello, Denon Home 150 speakers can be used as wireless surround speakers when combined with a Denon Home Soundbar 550, but not an AV receiver. It is possible to use the HEOS App to Group Denon Home 150 speakers with an AVR so that you can get whatever is playing in the AVR to output to the speaker(s) in Stereo, creating multi zones throughout your home. However, they cannot be used as wireless surround speakers with an AV receiver. If you require further information on the subject, please feel free to reach out to one of our customer service team members by visiting https://support.denon.com/

  Answered 3 years ago by Denon Team

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Q: QuestionDo these speakers work with the Denon - AVR-S540BT receiver?

Asked 3 years ago by Rk35.

• A:Answer The Denon Home 150 speaker will not work wirelessly with the AVR-S540BT. The AVR-S540BT is the only one of our current AV receivers which is not HEOS compatible.

  Answered 3 years ago by Denon Team

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Q: QuestionWhat is the wattage?

Asked 5 days ago by Wattage.

• A:Answer Hello Wattage. The wattage rating is not listed for the Home 150 because wattage ratings can only offer a meaningful guide when matching an amplifier to a specific pair of speakers. As the speaker drivers and the amplifier for the Home 150 have already been carefully selected as an ideal pairing from a power and performance point of view, it means the amplifier power is already plentiful enough for the desired performance of the speaker drivers in use. Owing to their rated sensitivity (which can vary enormously from one speaker to another), some speakers can go very loud with only 2 watts being fed into them, other speakers can sound under-powered when receiving 85 watts. As we have removed the need to compare measurements by having already matched the drivers with the amplification, the necessity for a listed wattage rating for the Home 150 has been removed.

  Answered 5 days ago by Denon Team

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Q: QuestionCan I pair this speaker with my Samsung TV?

Asked 4 months ago by CoolJ.

• A:Answer Hello CoolJ. Yes - if your TV has a Bluetooth transmitter, it can be paired with the Home 150. As Bluetooth is designed primarily as an audio-only technology, it is best used for sound only as there may be latency when used with an AV source. If your TV has an analog audio output, it can be hard-wired to the Home 150's AUX port on it's rear panel without any latency.

  Answered 4 months ago by Denon Team

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Q: QuestionCan the Denon Home 150 speakers be paired to a Samsung TV by bluetooth.

Asked 7 months ago by Dkim.

• A:Answer Hello, we do not recommend using Bluetooth for streaming from a television, as it can result in sync delays. Instead, we suggest adding a Denon Home 550 soundbar, which allows for an HDMI eARC connection, providing better audio quality. Additionally, you can pair it with a set of Denon Home 150 speakers to create a wireless surround sound experience.

  Answered 7 months ago by Denon Team

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Q: QuestionHi, Can the Denon Home NV 150 wireless speakers, be paired as rear surround sound speakers to Denon AVR X1700H Receiver

Asked 1 year ago by Amar.

• A:Answer Hello Amar. The Home 150NV have been designed to be used in rooms other than the Main Zone in your home. As the wireless Home speakers (including the Home 150NV) can only receive a stereo source feed, it means they are not capable of receiving a discrete wireless surround sound feed.

  Answered 9 months ago by Denon Team

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