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Compressed Audio Restorer: Typical compressed audio formats like
MP3, AAC, WMA, etc. delete the high frequency signal data substantially while
thinning out the data signals, which results in the loss of clarity of the sound.
The ‘Compressed Audio Restorer ’ restorers the compressed audio signal as
close as possible to the original by interpolating and generating the missing
data during compression. Added high frequency elements in the compressed
audio data place a disproportionate emphasis on the band spreading.
The ‘Compressed Audio Restorer’ ne-tunes the data signal in all frequency
by generating harmonic overtone of low frequency. TheCompressed Audio
Restorer gives second life to the compressed audio data to make them more
comfortable and pleasant to listen to by adjusting and clarifying the details of
the music sound and improving their stereo image.
The quality of the compressed audio signal depend, of course, on the quality
of the original source, however, is determined by the compression technology
and the transfer bit rate.
The ‘Compressed Audio Restorer ’ has 4 modes (Restorer64/Restorer96/
RestorerHQ/OFF) and offers most effective performance to any compressed
audio signals.
All channel equal circuit: Denon's A/V amplifiers and receivers are
endowed with power amplifiers that deliver equal power and response
to all channels, ensuring utter delity to a wide range of high-quality sound
sources, from 2-channel stereo to advanced DVD-Audio, Super Audio CD,
and Multi channel A/V sources such as Dolby Digital EX and DTS-ES.
This all-channel equal circuit gives you the same quality sound in any
format and in all channels.
The power sections of Denon's A/V amplifiers and receivers use large
transformers, high-capacity block capacitors, and other parts specially
selected for their high-quality sonic characteristics to give you a ro-
bust yet wonderfully detailed sound.
Pure audio construction: A/V components contain analog audio, digital
audio, video, control and many other circuits. The various circuits and
blocks in Denon’s A/V ampli ers and receivers are thus separated and
shielded to prevent mutual interference among them. High-end models
are designed with the power supply section in the centre and the power
amp section on both sides as in a Hi-Fi ampli er.
Pure direct mode: Pure direct mode allows listeners to enjoy pure
music of remarkably high quality. When Pure Direct is selected, power
to the video circuitry and the fluorescent display is turned off. During
analog sound input, power to the digital circuitry is also turned off,
and adverse influences by other circuits on the audio circuitry are
suppressed to the maximum extent possible.
Rigid vibration-resistant chassis for high-precision playback: As in
pure audio components, A/V receivers and DVD players must also be thor-
oughly protected against the adverse in uences of both internal and external
vibrations. Denon products are built with a sophisticated vibration-resistant
chassis that effectively eliminates these adverse in uences on sound quality.
Supports next generation high resolution formats: Future system
upgrade capability is provided with the Denon's A/V receivers 6/8 Channel
External Input feature. For next generation high resolution multi-channel audio
formats such as DVD-Audio and Super Audio CD, the 6/8 Channel External
Input is equipped with a wide band frequency response extending to 100 kHz.
In addition, the digital inputs support high resolution 24 bit, 96 kHz stereo PCM
soundtracks, available on selected audiophile DVD music releases.
Cinema equaliser: The sound from movie sources recorded in Dolby
Digital, DTS or other formats emphasises correction of components
that deteriorate in the high-frequency range due to the movie screen.
If this sound is reproduced in the home theatre without correction, the high-
frequency range is too harsh. The Cinema Equaliser is a function to correct
these high-frequency components so that the sound is more natural to listen
to. (For Dolby Digital, Dolby Pro Logic, and DTS surround modes)
Auto set up and room EQ: Auto set up function performs basic settings
for the speakers based on frequency response data for the speakers and
the listening room that was measured by a supplied high-performance
microphone, and a room EQ (equaliser) function that optimises frequency
response characteristics for the listening room. (Measuring method or the
algorithm used for roomEQ depends on models)
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