Today’s home audio systems can be configured with various sources to enjoy stereo and/or multiroom sound in pristine quality. With that in mind, venerable audio company Denon has unveiled the versatile Denon Home Amp.
Designed to bring legacy two-channel systems into the modern HEOS ecosystem, the Denon Home Amp seamlessly fits into any household setup, according to the company. A few scenarios Denon points to are:
The Denon Home Amp easily adds any pair of loudspeakers to the HEOS wireless multiroom ecosystem, while also bringing high fidelity audio with 100 watts of power per channel tuned by the Denon Sound Master.
The Home Amp brings increased power and separation of a two-channel system to TV. HDMI eARC allows for one-cable integration with most modern TVs, even those with integrated streaming.
Additionally, the subwoofer output makes it easy to add a subwoofer for extra bass. And because of its compact form factor, the Denon Home Amp can be placed virtually anywhere.
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HEOS supports up to 64 zones of Hi-Res audio streaming, suitable for virtually any size distributed audio project. Its small size maximizes precious rack space, with two Denon Home Amps able to fit side by side on a standard rack.
The Denon Home Amp also seamlessly networks with other HEOS-enabled devices, including Denon and Marantz AV receivers, and enjoys Denon’s best-in-class integrator support, which includes training resources and a dedicated technical support hotline.
The new product will be available for purchase at authorized Denon retailers and online at www.Denon.com.
The Amp introduction follows a string of other additions to the Denon portfolio. Last year, the company announced the Denon AVR-X6800H receiver; 7.2-channel AVR-S770H and 5.2-channel AVR-S670H; DNP-2000NE Network Player; AVR-A1H AV Receiver; as well as announcing the inclusion of Dirac Bass Control in new receivers.
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