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There's a lot to be said by going with a big company.

Posted by Prisoners on February 1, 2010 at 17:58:45:
Denon's processing has always been very reliable and up to date, at least in my experience. I've owned several and many of my friends have followed suit based on what they've seen at my house.
OK, they are not in the same category as Classe, Krell, etc. but at this point it looks like you want a very good performing unit that works without hassle. Denon is part of a very large electronics conglomerate that has the resources for R+D and can act quickly when a problem develops.