Typical price: £1,300
What is it: High-definition compatible 7.1 AV receiver
What we think: More expensive than some of its rivals but can claim the features to justify the cost
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 8 January 2008
Tags: Denon, Denon AVR-3808, menu system, home cinema, high definition
We like:
Exceptional build quality; flexible features including streaming digital audio; stunning graphics and automatic calibration system; integrated video processing; authoritative sound performance
We don't like:
Comparatively expensive; not as impressive with stereo soundtracks
CNET UK judgement:
If you're interested in the latest high-definition video players from Blu-ray and HD-DVD then Denon's AVR-3808 is equipped with all you need to enjoy next generation home cinema. HD film scores sound sensational but you can get better stereo musicality for your money
Full review:
The increasing acceptance of HDMI technology in the world of home cinema has given way to a new breed of surround sound amps such as Denon's AVR-3808. Continue Reading...
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