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General catalogue
2008/2009
Try the exceptional quality of a Denon and give yourself a lift
in your enjoyment of a diverse range of music or video content.
Home entertainment offers infinite possibilities. Home networking that supports content in various formats brings a wide range of content for
nearly every aspect of daily life. We at Denon would like you to enjoy the music you want to listen to, or the visuals you want to see, wherever you
are and whenever you want. We aim to bring you the quality of connectivity and expandability you expect of Denon, so that you can enjoy the music
and visuals in the quality that has brought the Denon brand its world-renowned acclaim. Denon products are endowed with late-breaking advances
in our unique technologies, a high level of perfection in sound and picture quality, and an ease of use that lets you smile even more.
Contents
Audio/Video Technoloy
Home Theatre Products
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Founded in 1910, Denon was the first audio company in Japan to sell LP records – as early as 1951.
In the early 1970s, Denon developed and manufactured the world’s first practical digital PCM recorder and, in 1972, launched the first ever digitally recorded LPs. Over
Recently, Denon has incorporated this experience and expertise into a top range of Audio-Video components, establishing an enviable position as one of the world’s leading home
A/V surround amplifiers & receivers / Blu-ray disc
players / Blue-ray disc transport / Accessories / DVD
players / Home Theatre systems
Audio products
Integrated amplifiers / CD players / Receivers /
Tuners / Turntables / Headphones / CX series /
Mini component systems
S-Series
Specifications
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the years, Denon has built a formidable reputation, earning respect and numerous accolades around the world as a manufacturer of exceptional quality hi-fi products.
cinema brands. Denon is known for pure yet premium quality products and, most importantly, time-tested expertise and craftsmanship. As an Audio-Visual manufacturer,
Denon is devoted to producing audio and visual components at the forefront of technology. Today, the Denon name is synonymous with stunning high-impact visuals
and dramatically detailed yet powerful surround sound. From high-definition home cinema to hi-fi and S-series systems, the ambience created by each and every Denon
product denotes the true essence of original sound and an image of pure beauty.
Audio/Video Technology
DENON Link:
Connected via a shielded twisted pair (STP) RJ-45 fitted cable to
a DENON Link-compliant A/V amplifier, the balanced signal transfer offers lower
voltage than coa x ia l or unba la nce d c able s. Since DENON L ink is far le s s
s u s c e ptible to radiated noise, it ensures the highest level of signal transfer.
The DENON Link interface is able to transfer high-grade LPCM 24-bit, 192-kHz,
2-channel and 96-kHz, 24-bit, multi-channel digital output.
LAMBDA SLC:
The LAMBDA Super Linear Converter (SLC) design includes a LSI,
developed by Denon, that divides the digital data into two streams to eliminate zero-
cross distortion in a powerful DAC configuration. In the two data streams, there is no
reversal of the MSB (Most Significant Bit), and the combined waveform also shows
no zero-cross distortion. Even if there is distortion in the original information for a
certain bit, the two signals are averaged, reducing the distortion by one half. On the
other hand, if the signal level is larger than the amount of shift, the waveform will pass
through the usual, unbiased zero-cross point and any distortions in the signal will then
be reliably eliminated by the MSB compensation feature of the SLC.
Pure direct mode:
Pure direct mode allows listeners to enjoy pure music of re-
markably high quality. When Pure Direct is selected, power to the video circuitry and
the fluorescent display is turned off. During analog sound input, power to the digital
circuitry is also turned off, and adverse influences by other circuits on the audio cir-
cuitry are suppressed to the maximum extent possible.
Dual Discrete Video Circuit (D.D.V.C.):
Not only does Denon separate audio
and video circuitry in its DVD players to maintain high sound and picture quality,
the interlaced, Progressive, and SCART video output circuits are also arranged
independent of each other. Isolated circuits and boards, the use of a box chassis, and
even the encoder chips (in high-end models) are all exclusively dedicated to individual
tasks to minimise mutual interference and ensure optimum picture quality.
Rigid vibration-resistant chassis for high-precision playback:
As in pure
audio components, A/V receivers and DVD players must also be thoroughly protected
against the adverse influences of both internal and external vibrations. Denon products
are built with a sophisticated vibration-resistant chassis that effectively eliminates these
Multi-layer construction:
Various methods of absorbing vibration have been adopt-
ed in the design of Denon’s DVD players to further improve accuracy in reading signals from
the disc. All players feature a multi-layer construction in their chassis and top cover, while
high-end models incorporate the SVH loader mechanism to maximise protection of the
mechanism from vibration.
Advanced AL24 Processing:
Denon led the world in developing a practical PCM
recorder in 1972. The shift to digital technology solved numerous problems such as
noise, wow, flutter, and frequency response. The delicate nuances of sound from CD up to
the least significant bit (LSB) are lost, however, due to the 16-bit quantisation and band cutting
at fs/2 (half the sampling frequency) during 44.1-kHz sampling. Denon was determined to
tackle the problem of quantisation noise that remained in digital audio, and developed ALPHA
(adaptive line pattern harmonised algorithm), a technology that reproduced 16-bit data with
20-bit quality and became a favourite with audiophiles around the world.
This development later progressed to 24-bit quality with the evolution of “AL24
Processing,” and as support for higher resolutions and sampling continued to improve,
Denon developed “AL24 Processing Plus” for the 192-kHz sampling of DVD-Audio.
Denon’s most recent achievement is “Advanced AL24 Processing,” a proprietary high-
Compressed Audio Restorer: Typical compressed audio formats like MP3, AAC,
WMA, etc. delete the high frequency signal data substantially while thinning out the data
signals, which results in the loss of clarity of the sound. The ‘Compressed Audio Restorer
’ restorers the compressed audio signal as close as possible to the original by interpo-
lating and generating the missing data during compression. Added high frequency ele-
Time
adverse influences on sound quality.
DDSC-Digital HD for high-quality sound reproduction for high definition
Supports next generation high resolution formats:
Future system upgrade
capability is provided with the Denon’s A/V receivers 6/8 Channel External Input fea-
ture. For next generation high resolution multi-channel audio formats such as DVD-
Audio and Super Audio CD, the 6/8 Channel External Input is equipped with a wide
band frequency response extending to 100 kHz. In addition, the digital inputs support
high resolution 24 bit, 96 kHz stereo PCM soundtracks, available on selected audi-
ophile DVD music releases.
Denon Pixel Image Correction:
Denon Pixel Image Correction, original en-
hancement technology from Denon, corrects images in greater detail. Denon’s newly-
developed contour correction circuit uses a new algorithm that samples a total of
9 pixels of video data to consider the impact of surrounding pixels on important
pixels in the enhancement process. Since pixels in the image are detected and
processed in vertical, horizontal, and diagonal directions, this technology gener-
ates more natural contours. The use of separate algorithms for brightness and
color signals, the suppression of ringing that easily occurs during enhancement
and other effective processes best suited to the picture also contribute to a more
naturally enhanced image with negligible degradation.
Cinema equaliser:
The sound from movie sources recorded in Dolby Digital,
DTS or other formats emphasises correction of components t h at d e teriorate
in the high-frequency range due to the movie screen. If this sound is reproduced
in the home theatre without correction, the high-frequency range is too harsh. The
Cinema Equaliser is a function to correct these high-frequency components so that
the sound is more natural to listen to. (For Dolby Digital, Dolby Pro Logic, and DTS
surround modes)
Digital Bass Management:
When playing multi-channel Dolby Digital, DTS,
LPCM or DVD-Audio/MLP sources, it is possible to preset speaker configurations
and delay times. The crossover point is fixed at 80 Hz with 12 dB high and 24 dB
low pass filter slopes.
source:
DDSC (Dynamic Discrete Surround Circuit)-Digital is a circuit configuration
specially designed by Denon in which all elements of the surround processor are opti-
mised through the use of selected high-performance discrete components, including
separate A/D and D/A converters, with sophisticated DSP surround decoding. DDSC-
Digital HD is a newly developed engineering design now for HD source.
speed signal processing technology that expands the volume of data along the time axis
in addition to the data expansion of existing AL24 Processing Plus technology.
Output
Input data
ments in the compressed audio data place a disproportionate emphasis on the band
spreading. The ‘Compressed Audio Restorer’ fine-tunes the data signal in all frequency
by generating harmonic overtone of low frequency. The ‘Compressed Audio Restorer’
gives second life to the compressed audio data to make them more comfortable and
pleasant to listen to by adjusting and clarifying the details of the music sound and improv-
ing their stereo image. The quality of the compressed audio signal depend, of course, on the
quality of the original source, however, is determined by the compression technology and the
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transfer bit rate. The ‘Compressed Audio Restorer ’ has 4 modes (Restorer64/Restorer96/
RestorerHQ/OFF) and offers most effective performance to any compressed audio signals.
UHC (Ultra High Current) Single Push-Pull Circuit:
For the past ten years,
the dream of power amps has been to support low-impedance speakers. Unfortu-
nately, however, the fulfilment of this dream has always been a difficult proposition,
and Denon eventually felt the need to rethink its approach. The result has been to
Auto set up and room EQ:
Auto set up function performs basic settings for the
combine high output power with detailed musical expression, a high-grade solu-
tion that is the first of its kind.
The challenge facing Denon has been to amplify with dynamic strength and absolute
clarity the creative energy transmitted by the artist and to keep apace with the ever-chang-
ing musical signal levels. A hefty power supply unit with ample reserves and a power
amp that is capable of supplying pure, dynamic signals to the speakers so that the music is
heard with absolute transparency are the primary requirements. Also required are transient
response characteristics that amplify even low-level signals with impeccable precision.
No matter how superior the dynamic range or the frequency characteristics may be,
these features are meaningless if the amp cannot instantly follow the sudden rises and falls
in sound. Denon’s simple and straight circuit design makes all possible.
Output unit
Output
Output data
Time
speakers based on frequency response data for the speakers and the listening room
All channel equal circuit:
Denon’s A/V amplifiers and receivers are endowed
with power amplifiers that deliver equal power and response to all channels, ensur-
ing utter fidelity to a wide range of high-quality sound sources, from 2-channel stereo
to advanced DVD-Audio, Super Audio CD, and Multi channel A/V sources such as
Dolby Digital EX and DTS-ES. This all-channel equal circuit gives you the same
that was measured by a supplied high-performance microphone, and a room EQ
(equaliser) function that optimises frequency response characteristics for the listening
room. (Measuring method or the algorithm used for roomEQ depends on models)
AutoSetUp
AL24 Processing Plus:
Denon has further developed its proprietary AL24
Proce ssing, an analog wavefor m re production te chnolog y, to suppor t the
192-kHz sampling frequency of DVD-Audio. This new technology, called AL24
Processing Plus, thoroughly suppresses quantisation noise associated with D/A
conversion of LPCM signals to reproduce the low-level signals with optimum
clarity that brings out all the delicate nuances of the music. In high-end models,
AL24 Processing Plus works for all channels.
quality sound in any format and in all channels.
The power sections of Denon’s A/V amplifiers and receivers use large transformers,
high-capacity block capacitors, and other parts specially selected for their high-
quality sonic characteristics to give you a robust yet wonderfully detailed sound.
Pure audio construction:
A/V components contain analog audio, digital audio,
video, control and many other circuits. The various circuits and blocks in Denon’
s A/V amplifiers and receivers are thus separated and shielded to prevent mutual
interference among them. High-end models are designed with the power supply
section in the centre and the power amp section on both sides as in a Hi-Fi amplifier.
Progressive Scan PAL and NTSC:
Denon’s DVD players all offer high-grade
IP conversion capabilities. In addition, Progressive conversion is possible for both
PAL and NTSC signals. Besides the existing Pure Progressive circuit of Silicon Im-
Multi Zone
age, Inc., development work has been continuing in a circuit made by Faroudja,
Minimum Signal Path:
The “simple and straight” design concept has been thor-
oughly implemented in the signal paths to contribute to immaculately clean audio and video
playback. Signal paths are as short as possible to keep signal degradation in the audio and
video circuitry to an absolute minimum.
Inc., to ensure that Denon products are always equipped with the latest circuitry
and devices. Both circuits offer superior moving picture detection capabilities
that allow Denon’s DVD players to play discs containing video material recorded
in both Video mode and Film mode on the same disc. Faroudja also supplies the
DCDi circuit that enhances Progressive conversion accuracy.
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Audio/Video Technology
Front bi-amp
Audio/Video Technology
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Leakage Cancelling (LC) mounted twin transformers, for wide dynamic
AutoSetUp
range and low noise:
By employing a large magnetic circuit with low magnetic flux
AutoSetUp
density, the power transformer achieves superior response characteristics capable of
accommodating musical signals with a broad dynamic range even in areas of mag-
netic saturation. The LC mount, which serves to eliminate mutual interference caused
by magnetic fields and other factors, significantly reduces leakage flux which is a source
of noise inside the amp. The result is a powerful speaker drive that ensures both re-
markably transparent speaker output and low noise.
D.D.L . (Denon Double Layer) cone:
The newly-
developed D.D.L. (Denon Double Layer) cone has been used
for the woofer diaphragm (SC-F102/103, SC-CX303, SC-
CX101). This dual-layer diaphragm whose structure is the
result of meticulous simulations is both highly rigid and light-
weight and achieves a precision piston motion across the en-
tire sonic spectrum. The ingenious structural design ensures
that sympathetic vibration from the edge do not adversely affect the audio charac-
teristics but deliver the best possible quality in sound. Improvements in top-bottom
symmetry in magnetic flux distribution and other areas, together with the magnetic
Multizone /Multi source:
Multi Zone output function and a select function let you
circuit of advanced design, bring out a deeply impressive strength of expression.
output different sources to multiple zones. Sources can be selected for output to the
additional zones, in addition to the main room. With models that have variable pre-amp
outputs along with a composite video/S-Video feed, video signals can be output to an
Multi Zone
additional zone as well. (The number of additional zones depends on the product)
Multi Zone
Ac o u s t i c o p t i m i s e r :
O pti m u m ac o u sti c c h a r-
acteristics are achieved by adjusting the sound pres-
sure balance in front of and behind the diaphragm of
the headphones.
main room
zone 2
zone 3
Front bi-amp
Front bi-amp
Power amplifier assign function (Assignable
surround back amplifier):
Power Amplifier Assign
function lets you assign the 2 Surround Back (SB
L/R) amplifier channels to drive the Zone 2 (or Zone
3) speakers. Or with this function, front speakers can
be bi-wired to improve playback quality in the front for
enhanced listening enjoyment. (The capability of this
function depends on the product)
Icons
Colours
Thumbnails below show the main colours for our AV component products. You can
see availability of colors of the product with the icons.
Equipped with 8ch External inputs
Multi channel stereo mode
(The number of channels depends on product)
Premium Silver
Plays MP3 files on CD-R/RW / DVD-R/RW
Multi zone construction capability.
Dark Silver
Remote control with light-pool type keys.
Remote control with electroluminescence (EL) display and
backlight keys
Remote control with backlight keys
Black
2-way remote RC-7000CI/RC-7001RCI compliant
Personal Memory Plus
Audio/Video Technology / Icons / Colours
Home Theatre Products
AVP-A1HDA
AV Pre-Amplifier
Reference Next Generation HD Control Centre featuring Advanced Connectivity,
Wi-Fi Network Audio Streaming and Finest Construction and Craftsmanship
to bring you the Ultimate A/V Experience.
Premium Silver
POA-A1HD
Power Amplifier
Reference 150 Watts x 10 channel Fully Configurable Power Amplifier
Premium Silver
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AV Pre-Amplifier / Power Amplifier
Home Theatre Products
Home Theatre Products
AV Pre-Amplifier / Power Amplifier

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