Friday, March 3, 2006
C|Net Review Denon AVR-4306 A/V Receiver
Posted by Suhit Gupta in "ARTICLE" @ 10:00 AM
"If we had a bone to pick with Denon's hugely popular A/V receiver lineup, it would be the lack of upper-midrange models. So the $1,999 Denon AVR-4306's mission was clear: fill the price and performance gap that existed between the highly acclaimed AVR-3806 ($1,299) and the decidedly high-end AVR-4806 ($3,500) receivers. Visually, the 4306 is a near clone of the 3806, but the connectivity quotient bumps the number of HDMI inputs from two to three, adds upscaling to 480p/720p/1080i, supports connectivity to USB MP3 players and iPods, and tosses in an Ethernet port for streaming digital audio from your PC or from the Internet. Simply put, the Denon AVR-4306 packs in just about every audio and video feature you could possibly want--we actually awarded it a 10 in Features--and it sounds even better than the 3806."
Wow, very cool. When buying my TV, I had actually considered the 3806, but given the amount of money I dropped on my TVs, I figured I would have to wait for some time. Anyways, I know that a friend of mine has the high end 4806 and is extremely happy with it. Just wondering if any of you have played with any Denon equipment?
Wow, very cool. When buying my TV, I had actually considered the 3806, but given the amount of money I dropped on my TVs, I figured I would have to wait for some time. Anyways, I know that a friend of mine has the high end 4806 and is extremely happy with it. Just wondering if any of you have played with any Denon equipment?
