Denon: 110 years devoted to sound

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Founded in 1910 by American entrepreneur Frederick Whitney Horn, the Japanese company Denon started out as a gramophone manufacturer. More than a century later this brand, which has become an icon in the hi-fi and home theater world, stands out for its innovative spirit as well as the musical and captivating sound signature of its equipment.

Released 110 years after the creation of the brand, the multi-room speakers from the Denon Home range are compatible with Deezer, Tidal, Amazon Music HD, Spotify and Apple Music. They also support Google Assistant, Alexa and Siri.

In 1963, Denon established itself as a leader in the phono cartridge market with the legendary Denon DL-103 and continues to build its solid reputation by providing electronics that combine high quality design and sound performance.

The Denon DL-103 cartridge has been a reference in its category since its release in 1963 and remains one of the most iconic models on the market today.

In June 2020, Denon made a name for itself as a pioneer in the hi-fi and home theater domain once again by announcing the release of the first 8K ready A/V receivers. These HDMI 2.1 and 8K 60Hz compatible receivers are scheduled for release in July. For more information about Denon’s new AVRs, read our blog post.

The Denon X Series A/V receivers are the world’s first 8K ready models.

Denon’s catalog currently includes connected amplifiers, hi-fi amplifiers, phono cartridges, hi-fi headphones, soundbars, compact hi-fi systems, wireless speakers, CD players, network media players, turntables and A/V receivers.

For more information about the Japanese company, visit our Denon brand page.

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Kate
Kate has been a translator and writer for Son-Vidéo.com since 2018. She enjoys sharing her passion for music and cinema in the news articles she pens for the blog, but when she’s not working you’ll find her watching an indie film (probably Sofia Coppola's "Lost in Translation" for the hundredth time) or spinning a David Bowie, Kate Bush, Joy Division or Aphex Twin record on her Rega Planar 1 turntable.

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