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Great A/V receiver |
December-13-12 |
| Reviewer:
DaveP
from Toledo,OH
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I replace a 4 year old Denon AVR-888 because I needed HDMI 1.4a for 3D movies and also extra HDMI inputs, since I finally have a TV that accepts HDMI. This receiver fits my needs perfectly. The on-screen menu system is a lot nicer than my old receiver and this was relatively painless to set up. The network and internet capabilities of this receiver are a nice bonus feature. I can stream my FLAC music files from my network attached storage without problems. Sound quality is great. It's nice to be able to distinguish well-recorded CDs from those that are only average. In short, this receiver does everything I thought it would and then some. I'd buy it again without hesitation.
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Exceeded expectation |
December-11-12 |
| Reviewer:
Mike M
from Albany NY
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This Denon receiver is great, I would highly recommend this for your home theater system. That is not what inspired me to write this review however. Crutchfield far exceeded my expectations. I tend to buy big ticket items from local retailers. My 21 year old son encouraged me to use Crutchfield for their great pricing, but also for their superior customer service. We he was right! Order from Crutchfield and you will not be disappointed!
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Love It! |
December-09-12 |
| Reviewer:
JulieR
from Lewes, DE
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I bought this for my husband's birthday and he's installed it in our main living room, where we have HD TV and surround sound with Bose speakers. The sound quality is amazing. This replaced a 10-year old Onkyo receiver, and the sound clarity is remarkable. We hear background sounds on movies and cable shows that were probably there all the time, but we never heard it before. I would highly recommend this product to anyone who is looking to upgrade their home stereo system and wants great sound without breaking the bank.
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Outstanding AVR |
December-08-12 |
| Reviewer:
BillyK
from Orlando, FL
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This was an outstanding bargain and I'm really pleased with the AVR-2312CI. It replaced an old Onkyo TX-SR600 that I was very happy with but the AVR-2312 makes my equally old Polk Audio satellites spring to life in a way the Onkyo never did. In fairness, I think a lot of the perceived improvement is due to the use of the Audessy EQ system. I have non-optimal speaker placement but you wouldn't know it by listening now. I used the Audessy microphone at 6 locations in my den. The results are simply amazing. I'm now running all my HDMI connections (cable box, xbox, ps3 and apple tv) through the receiver instead of the TV and the switching is flawless. Since the AVR has a bi-amp capability I'm saving up for some new front speakers that I can bi-amp. CJ, my advisor, was a great help as well. I am completely satisfied with the product and Crutchfield.
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A good quality and sounding receiver that is compl |
December-05-12 |
| Reviewer:
Si
from Lebanon, NJ
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Overall, I'm happy with this purchase. I have to admit, it was rather complicated to determine how to set it up at first. I have a set up that includes only a Home Theater PC (HTPC) as the input through HDMI. My speakers include a 5.1 home theater speaker system AND a two speaker system that I want to use exclusively for 2-channel stereo sound, but WITH the same subwoofer from the 5.1 system. Actually, that's just temporary. What I am going to change to soon is leaving the 5.1 in my TV room, and installing two new stereo speakers with a separate dedicated sub in the next room over.
Before I bought this, I was trying to figure out how to make this happen, and what complicates things is that only ANALOG sources can be pumped to Zone 2. But since I don't need the first and second room to play simultaneously (just one room or the other), setting this receiver up as a 5.1 system plus 2 Channel is working very well. Once I move everything into the second room, I'll either use the second subwoofer output for the second sub in the second room, or I'll get a cheap RCA switch to turn off the sub in the TV room and turn on the one in the second room.
Overall, I give it 4 starts not because of functionality or sound quality, but because the documentation wasn't nearly good enough for me to set it up for my individual needs without a bunch of trial and error. Also, note that the Audessey system only calibrates for the 5.1 system, and NOT for the additional 2 speakers.
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