Denon AVC-A1H 15.4 Channel 8K AV Receiver features 15 channels of amplification, four independent subwoofer outputs, fully functional integrated HDMI 2.1 connectors, a completely redesigned user interface and a host of welcome new features to offer the best of current technology.
With 15 channels of amplification, our most powerful transformer, carefully selected parts, and hefty, high-rigidity construction, the AVR-A1H supports up to 9.4.6 configuration and delivers a professional theatre experience in your home cinema. Designed and manufactured at Denon facilities in Japan.
There is support for a Dolby Atmos 9.1.6 configuration. An installation that can still evolve with the connection of four subwoofers via as many independent outputs. Similarly, the Dac evolves, and the ESS Saber ES9010 (192 kHz/32 bits, 8 channels) is replaced by the ESS Saber ES9018K2M specimen (384 kHz/32 bits, 10 channels). For its part, the double DSP Analog Devices ADSP-21573 Shark+ is replaced by an ADSP-21593 Shark+ and the capacitors are two in-house models with a capacity of 33,000 microfarads. Finally, the compatibilities with, on the one hand, the 360 Reality Audio sound processing developed by Sony, and on the other hand, the Mpeg-H standard (group of international standards comprising a video compression standard, an audio compression standard, a container format as well as related documents), are required. Namely, the Dirac Live calibration process is planned via an upcoming Firmware update.
It features seven HDMI CEC 2.1 inputs, HDCP 2.3 certified and all transparent to 3D, Ultra HD 4K and 8K signals, Deep Color, xvYCC and 1080p/24). As already mentioned, the eARC function is also included. There are also two optical inputs, two coaxial, six RCA stereo inputs, one of which is doubled XLR (the audio CD input), one Phono, one zone 2 stereo output, one zone 3 stereo RCA output, one Pre-Out 16.1 output, two USB Host ports (including one on the front), a headphone output, a microphone input for Audyssey MultEQ XT 32 automatic calibration and an Ethernet port. Plus two 12V Trigger sockets, an RS-232C socket and seventeen pairs of terminal blocks. Finally, a remote control accompanies the AVC-A1C.
