Denon AVR 4310CI

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What does $2000 get you in a receiver? The Denon AVR-4310CI. Complete with power reserves galore, every audio format and processing on the planet, and onboard video processing, the 4310CI is a beast.

Denon has long been associated with high performance audio/video gear both in the two channel and home theatre domains, providing cutting edge technologies in the majority of its products. Earlier this fall, I spent a couple of months playing around...

With all the latest playback formats including Audyssey DSX and Dolby PLIIz, plus top deinterlacing and scaling on board, the Denon AVR-4310CI has everything you'll need to build a sophisticated home theater system.

Should You Go Wide?

Price: $1,999 At A Glance: First receiver with Audyssey DSX width and height channels • Anchor Bay video processing • Napster, Rhapsody, and numerous other streaming features Should You Go Wide? Surround sound is fully half of the home theater...

Surround sound is fully half of the home theater equation. Like any technology, it presents certain complexities, and mastering at least a few of them will reward the patient listener. However, surround almost makes a fetish of complexity. It turns a...

I just bought this as a working receiver. I updated the firmware on Denon's server and the files were corrupt. Now nothing works except the switcher. The HD radio drops out and motorboats. The USB inputs look nice but DONT WORK!!! It freezes when I...

I had this unit for about 3 weeks when the first issue appeared. The network stopped working and when swirching between video inputs the unit froze. I had to send the unit make to Denon for repair, the unit was with them for over 30 days. During this...

This was the least expensive unit I found which had all the features I was looking for in a single unit which would fit in the built-in shelving in my den: HDCD decoding, coaxial digital input, HDMI in and out, HD Radio, Satellite radio, and Internet...

I upgraded my system from a really great older Harmon/Karden receiver to get home theater quality performance. It was a really great decision. From the cable simplification of moving to HDMI cables to the fantastic setup capability, I was pleased with...