Denon AVR-S760H 7.2-Channel House Theater AV Receiver 8K Video Extremely HD 4K/120 – (Renewed)
$299.99
Worth: $299.99
(as of Apr 10, 2025 11:59:02 UTC – Particulars)
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UNPRECEDENTED REALISM AND NEW FEATURES – eARC and heightened sound results with Dolby Atmos Top Virtualization Know-how. Be it the sound of a helicopter or torrential rains, it’ll sound so actual, you may suppose it is occurring proper above you
7.2 channel, 75w (2 channel pushed)
6 HDMI inputs / 1 HDMI 2.1 output / Phono enter
3 devoted HDMI 2.1 inputs with 8k up scaling on all inputs
Assist for many voice assistants (Google, Alexa and Siri)
8K UDH, HDCP 2.3, HDR10+, HDR, Dolby Imaginative and prescient, 4k/120 & VRR, eArc
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Prospects reward the AV receiver’s sound high quality, with one highlighting its glorious 7.1 Dolby Atmos efficiency, and admire its performance, with one noting the HEOS app works nicely with Android gadgets. They discover it simple to arrange and think about it good worth for cash, with one buyer significantly noting the connectivity choices. The receiver receives optimistic suggestions for its high quality, and clients like its connectivity options, with one mentioning seamless integration with pc music. The construct high quality receives blended critiques.
8 reviews for Denon AVR-S760H 7.2-Channel House Theater AV Receiver 8K Video Extremely HD 4K/120 – (Renewed)
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John Cummens –
Great audio quality and connectivity options for the price
Purchased this as a replacement for a ~15yr old Sony unit that had reached functional obsolescence, as it lacked HDMI in/out or any more modern connectivity. The old unit had been performing AVR duties for my media-center PC for nearly it’s entire life, and more and more often I would run into issues of it not supporting newer surround-sound audio formats, and with only optical/spdif connectivity, there was no ability to even do multi-channel PCM, so most often there would only be stereo output (or PL-II upmixing at best).This Denon unit seems to be working quite well so far, being easily installed into my existing setup, re-using my existing speakers, and so far I have not run into any issues regarding connectivity or supported formats; every bit-streamed format that I have tried is properly decoded, often offering more options than the simple decoding (e.g. adding virtual rear surround channels from a 5.1 stream).This was a refurb unit at time-of-purchase, which arrived in original packaging and with all accessories, and while I cannot speak to its longevity, it has so far been a perfectly workable unit, and I would consider it quite a bargain at the refurb price (and not bad at the current new price either).My only gripe is that it does not have 7.x channel analog inputs, but with HDMI connectivity being what it is in the modern incarnation, it is seeming more-and-more that multi-channel analog inputs really aren’t needed (as HDMI is more than capable of doing multi-channel PCM where needed). So, a very minor issue, all things considered.
Papa Doc –
A Great AVR and a fantastic bargain
Looking to replace an older Denon AVR and found this offered by Electronics Expo. Nearly a 45% reduction from the original list price ($599) for a “refurbished” unit that looks to be perfectly new with all the accessories. Walking into Costco yesterday they were $150 more, I feel like a winner in the AVR lottery. Delivered in 3 days (2 days early) for free. For my mid-size Home Theater this is perfect. Easy to set up, works great, sounds super and permits me to have all the other components (Blu-ray player, Chromcast and TV) working together through the speaker system. I love it. And here is a trick I found. Log into the receiver with a web browser window and you can set many of the features while sitting on the couch. My AVR web address is https://192.168.1.208:10443, your’s might be different so check in Information from the Set Up menu. (BTW, you could get a message that the web address is not secure but go right pass that) Change many of the parameters and listen to what difference it makes. Set up becomes super easy and you can do it while watching/listen to your favorite source.
Brett E Heller –
WOW Just WoW
I thought it was a great price, but this thing is c5razy awesome. Power way above and beyond expectations. I run it in my garage where my office is and hook it to my computer and big screen TV. It is so simple to hook up and program even i could handle it. I am not tech savvy I have always had Pioneer systems and never considered anything else until I saw the price on this one. I hooked it up to my 10 speaker system (all tower and subs) and this thing loves them. I hear sounds in movies and music I have never heard before it splits it up absolutely perfectly. I am really glad I purchased the reconditioned one for the price savings, but even at full price great deal!
Amazon Customer –
Nice unit
I had just gotten my first ATMOS receiver tuned in and we had a big storm that caused a power surge that took out my first ATMOS receiver. I was going to go back to plain surround but saw this unot on sale and figured I’d give it a try. I’m not sore if it’s the set up program or the advancement in electronics or a combination of both but this receiver in my opinion does a better job not only of stander 5.1 Dolbu surround but also does a great job with the 7.1 Dolby Atmos and the overhead effects are great.
Ryan Ridgeway –
Easy to setup
This receiver works great. I had a $2,500 big-name receiver from 2008 that gave out on me. Even though this one has 25 watts less per speaker, you can’t tell the difference—except maybe when listening to music at max volume. Bluetooth and WiFi connected to my phone instantly, allowing me to use apps as a remote for setup right away. The receiver is in a separate room from the TV, yet I was able to use everything immediately without reprogramming the universal remote. On top of that, I can control the outdoor speakers in Zone B without even reading the instructions. I guess smart technology really is what it claims to be!
Igor –
Denon is one of the best receivers
I don’t know how this denon will be on a long run but I have denon 1803 for last 15 years and no complains . So far working as expected, sound quality is good ,love 6.1 hdmi setup .
J. Scott Foulkrod –
Sketchy Bluetooth
Bluetooth pairing is sketchy. Sometimes need to remove the connection from available selections and re-pair. It’s a hassle.
Dan Patterson –
7 channels
pretty nice for the price