The beauty of the visual images is reproduced from DVD discs by the video circuit section which employs a 27-MHz, 10-bit video D/A converter. The audio circuit section, which recreates the beauty of the sound recordings, uses a 24-bit, 96-kHz audio D/A converter. You will marvel at the depth of detail and the dynamic power of the sound you hear from DVD sources. The DVD-1500 also features a disc tray loader that has been strengthened to minimize vibrations and preserve the superior quality of th

HDMI cable AK-HM500/300/100 DENON ■ Officially HDMI certified ■ 1080p compliant ■ Cable Holder, for secure connection to the devices: The Cable Holder is mounted on the cable connector and adheres around the terminal on the device to provide a secure connection between the cable and devices. ■ A single HDMI cable is capable of transmitting both high-definition (HD) video signals and multi-channel (surround) audio signals. ■ Denon's HDMI cable can be used to connect any two devices, suc

With these advanced video image technologies, the DVD-2200 will reproduce with the highest resolution, DVD images on Progressive-compliant monitors and projectors. For sound, it is high quality audio D/A conversion and Digital Bass Management that will bring out the best of not only Super Audio CD and DVD-Audio discs, but your entire CD collection as well. Universal player supporting high-grade, next-generation media The DVD-2200 aspires to be the true "universal" player capable of playing all

Denon offers (2) different models of microphones, the DM- S305 (AVR-5805/4806) and DM-S205 (all other AVRs featuring Auto Setup and/or Room EQ) microphones have different calibration curves and are NOT interchangeable. 11. Does MultEQxt eliminate the need for acoustic treatment? No. Although MultEQxt will improve sound significantly in untreated rooms, a properly treated room calibrated with MultEQxt can achieve stunning results throughout the listening area. 12. How well does MultEQxt work at l

Due to its complexity and differentiation from competitors systems, there have been many questions to what MultEQxt actually does, and with that, quite a lot of misinformation has been generated. With the assistance of Audyssey, Denon would like to provide you with an informative insight into this technology. 1. What is MultEQxt? Audyssey MultEQxt is an acoustical correction technology that calibrates a Denon A/V Receiver so that it can achieve optimum performance for every listener within a lar

This is not at all contradictory to MultEQxt. If the loudspeaker is in fact properlly designed then no correction will be applied to it. One simple fact that the proponents of this theory seem to overlook is that even the best designed loudspeakers will suffer from artifacts at high frequencies produced by reflections from nearby flat surfaces such as plasma screens or cabinets. MultEQxt performs this kind of correction when it is needed to allow the loudspeaker to achieve the performance it was

For example, it is common to find a peak at a certain frequency in one location and a dip at the same frequency at another nearby location. The averaging methods will add the peak and the dip and this will result in an apparent flat response at that frequency, thus causing the equalization filter to take no action. MultEQxt uses a clustering method to combine measurements so that acoustical problems are better represented, thus allowing the equalization filter to perform the appropriate correcti