Denon Home Amp Wireless Streaming Amplifier

Description

This article discusses the Denon Home Amp, its capabilities, and technologies. We will also discuss our time with the Home Amp and who it is for. Company HistoryDenon is a company with a long and storied history. It is Japan’s original audio brand and has been in business in one form or another for 110 years! Not many audio companies can say they have been in business for over a century and still produce quality products. Denon started the journey by providing sound solutions to Japan’s national public broadcaster, NHK. Denon was quickly known as a brand that moved technology forward and wasn’t afraid to try something new. Denon was always the first brand to use new technologies in their products. This thinking led Denon to create one of the first A/V receivers. And develop long-standing products like the DL-103 cartridge, which is still in production today! When music lovers talk about Japanese audio brands, Denon is always at the top. Features & Technology The Denon Home Amp is a new concept in home audio amplifiers. Many of today’s music lovers get their music from streaming sources. So, having a large, heavy, and expensive integrated amplifier or receiver with multiple analog inputs might be overkill. Like its brother from Marantz, the M1, which we did an overview of here, the Denon Home Amp has a small form factor (3.4 x 8.54 x 9.21 Inches) and is very light (4.5 lbs). This is nearly the same weight as the Marantz M1 and shares many features with the M1, but the look and sound are more tailored to Denon Enthusiasts. The front panel has a simple layout of volume up and down capacitive touch buttons, a mute button, and three different preset buttons you can program (this is something the Marantz M1 does not have). The Denon Home Amp is very aesthetically appealing. The top plate is vented, allowing cooling for the internal circuits, and it has a very cool-looking wave pattern that rolls into the Denon logo on top. Denon chose to make the side