The AVR-5803 surround receiver inherits the critically acclaimed amplifier design characteristics
The AVR-5803 surround receiver inherits the critically acclaimed amplifier design characteristics of the AVR-5800 while adding Denon's much improved DDSC-Digital sound processor for greater diversity in multi-channel reproduction of digital and analog signals. The AVR-5803's objective is to bring out the maximum performance potential of all types of sound sources. This model also provides a video conversion function for greater monitior connection flexibility, the added convenience of variable subwoofer cross-over switching, that will ensure a listening environment that is as close to ideal as possible. With its support of THX Ultra2 and a wealth of other features, the AVR-5803 has become Denon's latest "Surround Reference" A/V receiver for serious home theater enthusiasts.
So many to choose from! Lets us boil it down. How to Choose a Floorstanding Speaker that fits you:
AudioREVIEW's Budget Audiophile Holiday Guide
Give someone the gift of hi-fi. Or make the step yourself. Let us point the way...
Moscode 402Au OLT stereo power amplifier Review
George is adamant about the fact that the Moscode 402Au is not just a tube gain stage slapped onto a solid-state power amplifier; rather, it is a tube amplifier with a MOSFET output stage.
Lowther’s DX-65 driver in the Teresonic Magus XR Review
A new driver from Lowther is real news. A new five inch driver is even rarer news, so it was with great anticipation that I waited on this pair of speakers to arrive.
Aune Mini Headphone DAC User Review
The unit arrived from China well packed and everything seem to be in place. No external abuse by the carriers. The only problem was the power supply it came with. The box came with a cheap step-down converter.
