Denon

There's no lack of soundbars on the market, but Denon is throwing its hat into the Dolby Atmos ring with the multiroom- and Alexa-capable Home Sound Bar 550.

Denon is celebrating its 110-year anniversary with four products, including an 8K AV receiver, an integrated amplifier, a SACD player and a phono cartridge.

Tired of a pile of remotes taking up space on your coffee table? Roku is making it easier than ever to use a soundbar with your TV remote with its new Roku Ready program. If soundbar manufacturers opt in, they can allow you to control every parameter right on your Roku TV.

Denon is adding three new wireless multiroom speakers to its lineup of HEOS stand-alone and built-in multiroom audio products. Starting at $249, the Denon Home suite of speakers have AirPlay 2, Bluetooth, and hi-res audio. They can be controlled with other Denon products from the HEOS app.

Those looking for better TV sound on a budget might well want to check out the new $249 Denon DHT-S216. It's a bare-bones home theater soundbar with Denon's reputation for quality audio. It features two built-in subwoofers so there's no need for other gear, and a single HDMI connection will get you going in minutes.

Denon's two latest soundbars are aimed at those who want equally great music and video listening experiences, with excellent Dolby decoding, and the ability to use the company's HEOS speakers as surrounds, in case you might want something other than digital surround sound.

Denon makes some of the best 4K A/V receivers on the market, and a handful of Denon’s latest models are on sale on Amazon right now. If you’ve been thinking about building a home theater and are looking for a 4K receiver that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg, then read on.

Denon has announced a brand new trio of headphones in its Global Cruiser line, aimed at providing discerning listeners with gorgeous sound, and top-tier noise-canceling, wherever they go. They're also designed to be some of the most comfortable headphones you can buy.

IMAX Enhanced promises to take the brand’s signature stellar video and audio quality to home theaters, and Denon and Marantz will bring it into your home with Denon’s new AVR-X4500H and AVR-X6500H receivers and Marantz’s AV7705 pre-processor, both of which will get support via a firmware update in 2019.

If you’re looking for the classic look and feel of a hi-fi system, but want the modern conveniences of whole-home audio, Denon’s 800 series may be perfect for you, with an integrated amplifier, a network audio player, and a CD player that can take your favorite music and pump it through your entire home.

If you’re looking for a new A/V receiver for your home theater and want to make sure it’s not immediately out of date, Denon’s new 7.2-channel AVR-X3500H might be just the thing for you with all the standard features plus support for Apple Airplay 2 as well as control via Amazon Alexa.

Denon has expanded its A/V receiver offerings yet again, with additions to both its X-Series and S-Series lines. The new models offer all the bells and whistles you could ask for, including Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, and Alexa voice control, and they’re more affordable than you might have guessed.

A firmware update is making select Denon and Marantz A/V receivers sound better with less effort with the addition of DTS Virtual:X.

The newly launched Denon AVR-X3400H is a $1,000 A/V receiver packed with a gamut of features, including Alexa and HEOS multi room support.

Denon and Marantz have announced the new $20 Audyssey MultEQ Editor app, giving users more control over exactly how their A/V receiver sounds.

Denon has been bringing the heat to Sonos with its HEOS line for some time, and its latest products are taking the fight to the living room.

On Tuesday, Denon announced three new models of A/V receivers in its popular S-Series line. Prices start at $280 and run up to $580.

On Thursday, Denon announced that the HEOS AVR, the latest addition to its family of wireless multiroom audio products, will arrive in April.

On Wednesday, Polk Audio and Definitive Technology parent Sound United announced it has acquired D+M Group, owner of Denon and Marantz.

Denon's new AH-C160W sport in-ears promise strong Bluetooth signal and a tough build alongside the audio quality the company is known for.

A paid firmware upgrade is bringing the 3D surround technology Auro-3D to recently released A/V products from Denon and Marantz next month.