Is this player compatible with a denon system?
2079464
The bigger question is is it going to work, it's a piece of junk, you can trust the negative reviews on this one
2185025
Thank you, I too am wonderng at the difference between the two. I've got an older Denon receiver(3803) and would rather not have to replace it. This model seems to fit the bill for me.
32424
Thanks very much for your question. They are both wonderful sounding pieces. I personally prefer the Denon. Thanks again!
230797
Hello. you can look at the following link and download the manual denon;http://usa.denon.com/US/Product/Pages/ProductDetail.aspx?CatId=2011IncommandReceivers(DenonNA)&PId;=AVR3312CI(DenonNA)
1873352
I've found it not to work well. Freezing and causing you to have to unplug and replug in the receiver to reset it!!! A real pain. Best to get a newer and higher level Denon.
704653
They sound amazing. We are using them for some music recording. Before we got a dedicated amp for them, I used an old Pioneer receiver that we had to power them. They worked fine w/ it. I'm sure your Denon won't have a problem.
1582040
Yes, of course. This player requires amplifier with passive speakers connected. And I highly recommend DAC between N500 and amplifier - I didn't like sound after direct connection N500->R-S700
1538305
Yes and no. The PlayBar has only one input: fiberoptic. The Denon AVR-1612 does not include a fiberoptic output, so you cannot directly connect the receiver to the PlayBar. But your TV should have a fiberoptic output, so if you connect all the devices to the Denon via HDMI cables, then connect an HDMI cable from receiver to TV, then fiberoptic cable from TV to PlayBar, you should get sound from all sources connected to the receiver. If you do it this way, make sure that HDMI Audio Output is set to ON in the receiver set-up menu. However, connected this way, you will *NOT* get sound from the Receiver's built-in AM/FM tuner, nor will you get sound from any older devices that are connected to the receiver using analog audio/video cables (typically red/white/yellow RCA cables). There really is no advantage to using the Denon receiver in this set-up, unless your TV only has one or two HDMI inputs and you're trying to add more. But you could do that more simply (and inexpensively) with a simple HDMI switch. For simplicity, I'd recommend connecting all devices to the TV with HDMI cables, and connect the fiberoptic output of the TV to the PlayBar. This way the TV handles all source switching and whatever source is selected on the TV will play through the PlayBar. Hope that helps.
1507821
You'd be better off e-mailing Denon USA with your concerns.I can't even try to download the update for this Blu-ray player from their website to test your hypothesis because Denon requires that you give them a serial number first.
1710580
I have a denon myself.. If you have an aux switch you may be able to use your receiver.., If not get a pre amp.. This turn table is awesome.. i highly recommend it.. Best value out there..
400975
I tested my cable using an iPhone 6. The connector (near the tip) is slim enough, so even if you have an iphone case, it should fit. I don't know about your denon receiver, but if it has that RCA connector, yes, it will work.
1523006
The SPDIF output can send compressed 5.1/7.1 surround sound, but I never got it to work with my Denon AVR-2808CI. The receiver has a single HDMI input/output, so instead of using SPDIF, I routed the Kinivo HDMI output to the receiver, then the receiver output to the TV.
935950
According to the manual the AVR-888 can handle 2.1. You can find the manual (PDF) on the Denon website. Any receiver that accepts RCA stereo input - usually color coded as white and red - should be able to handle 2.1 since that's what stereo is. For anything higher than 2.1 you'd need a digital connection (optical or HDMI) or a source that has a separate output for every discrete channel.
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Hi Cal.The Denon comes with its own RCA cables attached, so you won't be able to use your own. You can, however, use an outboard phono stage (rather than the Denon's inbuilt one, which is advisable), then run your own RCA cables from the phono stage to the amp. I'm still very happy with the sound btw.
726744
Don't have easy access to the back of mine so can't definately answer. Suggest you google the owner's manual for this model. Main question is why you would want audio to/from the tv. Connect your source input (cable/antenna/whatever) to the Denon and HDMI (or component) to the tv.
981100
In theory, YES, buy probably not. When I used the adapter with my Denon Receiver, they both could not negotiate a resolution, and the screen would flash back and forth.
1798648
I just bought the speakers and paired them with Denon AVR-S500BT; awesome. The price is similar to Onkyo but Denon has the auto calibration tool. The setup is also very easy, just another option for you to consider.Either way, it should work.