Conclusion: The good: Incredibly well-featured 7.1-channel receiver; excellent sound quality; three HDMI inputs; converts analog video to HDMI output; upconverts analog video to 720p/1080i HD resolution; iPod and USB MP3 player connectivity; Internet radio and MP3/WMA streaming audio via built-in Ethernet port; XM Satellite Radio compatible; touch-screen...
Conclusion: The Denon AVR-4306 is jaw-dropping. This is the type of receiver you can put into your system and keep for a long, long time. With the introduction of USB and Internet radio support it is like getting a streaming media device for free - allowing for an almost endless source of free music for parties and casual listening. On the high-end, its...
Conclusion: This receiver may not be all things to all people, but it is just about as close to that as we've seen, and that makes what might have been considered a hefty price tag seem reasonable. Denon's AVR-4306 is a signpost to a brave new world in home entertainment and we hope others will follow the route.
The AVR4306 is a brand new model for the Denon A/V Receiver line-up, with features and connectivity at a price point never before seen. With a robust 130 watts for each of its 7 channels, Denon's exclusive Dynamic Discrete Surround Circuitry, the AVR4306 follows in the Home Theater footsteps of its critically acclaimed siblings the AVR4806 and AVR5805.
Marketing Date
March 2006
Number of Channels
7.1 Channels
Type
Receiver
Surround Mode Power
130 Watt @ 8 ohm, 20 Hz - 20 kHz, THD: 0.05%
DSP Modes
7 CH Stereo, Classic, Jazz, Matrix, Mono Movie, Rock Arena, Stadium, Video Game, Virtual
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