Product details
Denon AVR-X1800H
Elevate Your Home Theater Experience
Transform your living room into a cinematic paradise with the Denon AVR-X1800H. This 80W 7.2-Channel A/V Home Theater Receiver is designed to deliver an immersive audio experience, making every movie, show, and game come to life.
Key Features:
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Powerful 7.2-Channel Amplification: Enjoy rich, detailed sound with 80 watts per channel, ensuring every note and dialogue is crystal clear.
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8K Ultra HD Compatibility: Future-proof your entertainment setup with support for 8K video resolution, providing stunning visuals that elevate your viewing experience.
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HDR Support: Experience enhanced picture quality with High Dynamic Range (HDR), delivering bright highlights and deep blacks for a more realistic image.
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Bluetooth Capability: Stream your favorite music wirelessly from your smartphone or tablet, making it easy to enjoy your playlists without the hassle of wires.
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HEOS Built-In: Access a world of streaming services and multi-room audio with HEOS technology, allowing you to enjoy your music throughout your home seamlessly.
Additional Features:
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Multiple HDMI Inputs: Connect all your devices effortlessly with multiple HDMI inputs for your gaming consoles, Blu-ray players, and more.
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User-Friendly Interface: Navigate settings and features with ease using the intuitive on-screen menus and remote control.
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Customizable Sound Modes: Tailor your audio experience with various sound modes to suit your preferences, whether you’re watching movies, gaming, or listening to music.
Specifications:
- Channels: 7.2
- Power Output: 80W per channel
- Color: Black
- Dimensions: [Insert dimensions]
- Weight: [Insert weight]
Why Choose Denon?
Denon has a long-standing reputation for quality and performance in the audio industry. With the AVR-X1800H, you’re not just purchasing a receiver; you’re investing in a rich, dynamic audio experience that will enhance your entertainment for years to come.
Upgrade your home theater setup today with the Denon AVR-X1800H and experience sound and vision like never before!
lsidner –
I just got mine set up yesterday. I had someone come in and do it. It’s replacing a denon avr-1712. I haven’t tried all the options yet, but love what I have used. I have the option to add a 2nd zone. I can play music off my phone and control the volume with my phone. I run my tv sound through the receiver and love that I turn off both of them with the tv remote. I have the denon iPod add on that I will be testing out today. I also have a Sony 50 cd player hooked up. That will get tested out this weekend also.
I keep my equipment for a long time. I’ll be able to add an 8k tv when prices come down.
John –
In house Geek Squad setup. Works well and provides 4K for the TV while directing sound to 5.1 speakers and zone 2 speakers. Volume control uing remote is not smooth and has to be clicked up and down. Using zone 2 is easier with HEOS App (iPhone in my case). I have adjusted settings based on on-line manual and other suggestions. Denon customer care is also very helpful.
Kingfisher752 –
This receiver has the power and features to handle a home theater system. It is relatively easy to set up and the controls are very easy to use. I would purchase this item again.
MichaelB –
The receiver works just the way I expect it makes my whole surround sound of my Samsung TV. Much better.
Nate –
Sound quality is great, but the features, menus, etc are hard to navigate. It even feels a little glitchy to get some menus to even show up. Overall, very happy though.
Terry –
I had a 3000 series for over 20 years. It was built like a tank. It still works great. I replaced it because it did not have hdmi inputs or outputs. This new Denon is half the weight. It has all the bells and whistles. I still have not figured out how to adjust bass and treble. I hope it is as well made as my last one.
Jk1245 –
Denon 1800 AVR is my first true AVR and I couldn’t be happier. I am driving Klipsch speakers and Audessey calibrates all around the room. GUI is very easy to use, microphone and tripod calibrations are easy to execute. One note, and I think this is generic HDMI handshaking, some HDMI cables will be slow communicating with a TV, especially in HDMI 2.1. If you run into this, swap and go to a lower(older) HDMI cable and run speaker setup and calibrations. (Most of calibrations are cable path losses and free space path loss). This was was my only thing I’ve noticed thus far.
Oh, and it has pre outs if you ever want to expand out your system!