The Denon AVR-3806 is a sweet combination of innovation, performance, and value. And I can’t say enough about MultiEQ XT from Audyssey Labs. It adds to the home theater experience immeasurably, proving once again that Denon knows the difference between...
Abstract: A few months ago I was finally able to upgrade my audio system to something more worthy of my excellent Samsung DLP display. I had muddled through for about 2 years with *gasp* a Home Theater in a Box from Sony. This system wasnt total crap but since ...
Abstract: Audyssey’s MultEQ XT is a sound equalization system that’s finding its way into more and more audio-related products destined for the consumer electronics marketplace...
Abstract: etting up the Denon AVR-3806 receiver followed a familiar pattern in which I connected a supplied microphone and activated the auto-calibration routine, which releases a robotic series of chirps from each of the five main speakers in turn.
Analog inputs are limited to 480i output via HDMI, which many HDTVs cant handle; the confusing autosetup procedure will make you want to take the easier path and use the manual setup.
The successor to Denons best-selling receiver gets even better for 2006, but the AVR-3806s HDMI implementation falls a bit short.
Analog inputs are limited to 480i output via HDMI, which many HDTVs cant handle, Confusing autosetup procedure will make you want to take the easier path and use the manual setup.
The successor to Denons best-selling receiver gets even better for 2006, but the AVR-3806s HDMI implementation falls a bit short. ...
