Denon AVR-S770H 7.2 Ch Home Theater Receiver
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About Denon AVR-S770H 7.2 Ch Home Theater Receiver
Overall Feedback:
88% positive
82% highlighted the user interface, but 18% didn't
I found the on TV screen set up to be helpful in setting up the stereo-receiver, making it easy to use and understand.
I found the quick select buttons of the stereo-receiver great, as they allow me to save the audio settings as four different presets.
I was disappointed with the remote control as the buttons sometimes required more than one depression to work. Using the phone/tablet app worked much better, although there were some slow responses during key depressions which could be due to the internet link between the apps and the receiver.
86% found the sound quality exceptional.
I compared the sound quality of this stereo-receiver with my previous one and it's really close.
87% were impressed with the power output
The power output of this stereo-receiver is sufficient for an average home theater. I paired it with my 150 inch projection setup and the power output was strong enough to shake the walls of the house and be heard inside my neighbor's house.
73% were satisfied with the connectivity options
I have a stereo-receiver that automatically switches off the speaker system when a Bluetooth headset is connected and switches back when disconnected. It also allows running both the Bluetooth transmitter and the speakers simultaneously.
78% found it compatible, but 22% didn't
I had to return the product due to issues with HDMI 2.1 in this line, despite reviews all saying this is fixed now, or I got a defective unit. I replaced it with an Onkyo TX-NR6050 which is working flawlessly.
81% were satisfied with the build quality and durability, but 19% weren't
The main heat sink for the power amplifiers seems undersized for a unit with this much power, and I noticed that the Denon runs pretty warm as a result.
