Denon AVR-4810

alaTest has collected and analyzed 13 user reviews of Denon AVR-4810 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.7/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.com.

A 9.3 channel receiver? Yes, we had to do a double take as well. The Denon AVR-4810CI has three subwoofer outputs paired with nine channels pushing 140 watts each. The receiver boasts a host of features that you didn't even know you needed but will so...

The AVR-4810CI receiver will make customers happy while making their job easier. Feature packed, powerful, and flexible, it's probably more receiver than you need. But it's just what you want.

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Price: $2,999 At A Glance: First Denon A/V receiver with nine channels of amplification • Networked audio features include Wi-Fi • Strong audio fundamentals Need Supersizing? Has the concept of supersizing peaked? The McMansion-driven housing boom is a...

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Denon has forged a reputation for producing excellent A/V receivers, a status that only gained renown some 3 years ago with the debut of its gargantuan flagship, the 90-pound AVR-5805. The new AVR-4308CI - barely two-thirds the height and less than...

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I bought the Denon 4810 to replace an aging Denon 3802, which could not decode the newer sound formats from blu-ray discs.

It only works with FAT16 and Fat32 partition external hard drive. It would be nice if it is also compatible with NTFS partition. Remote control is not too bad once you figure out how it works.