Awesome receiver for the price

DTS

I have had this amp for 6 months now. Love it. But do not buy this amp. Buy the 2800 with built in DTS decoder.

It sounds clear and thight.

Nothing special.

Its a great buy for the little cost.

Excellent value for money. Great sound, Dolby Digital decoding, 6/ch ext. decoder input, 5-channel stereo mode!!! Analog/digital switch on remote

No DTS decoding. No direct access to audio modes on remote, must scroll through them.

A great sounding receiver and an excellent value, I highly recommend the Denon AVR-2700. Be sure to check out the 5-channel stereo mode; I usually don't like DSP processing on receivers, but this one is truly great!! No reliablity problems in the 8 or so months I have owned it.

Excellent value for money. Great sound, Dolby Digital decoding, 6/ch ext. decoder input, 5-channel stereo mode!!!

No DTS decoding. No direct access to audio modes on remote, must scroll through them.

A great sounding receiver and an excellent value, I highly recommend the Denon AVR-2700. Be sure to check out the 5-channel stereo mode; I usually don't like DSP processing on receivers, but this one is truly great!! No reliablity problems in the 8 or so months I have owned it.

I just got it for $549 delevered. This is a great Receiver. It has all the S-video inputs and outputs you may need. It also has three digital inputs. You can tell the receiver which video inputs recieve which digital inputs. Sounds get and not a bad deal with AC3.

Does anyone out there know how to get the Denon 2700 to sent bass to the main speakers without using BI-WIRING?? I have pair of Infinity SM-85, they don't have bi-wiring input. I am getting a sub soon, but I don't know if this config. will give me the all the bass?

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Ok, let me first say that I didn't write the book on home theatre components. I am relatively new to DD receivers, but I KNOW what sounds good. I have been a home-audio enthusiast for some time. I just purchased the Denon 2700 for 600 bucks and think that it is a great value. It sounds so much more crisp and tighter that my last stereo. The people that have been saying that this receiver sucks either are stupid, biased, or too damn demanding. I love this thing, On screen display, the works! Bass is less obvious than some receivers, but it sounds so damn good and tight that it sounds better anyways!! All of the bells and whistles are what attracted me to this receiver, but the quality is what sold me. I love having the 6ch input, knowing that I can always upgrade to DTS if it takes. If you are looking at H/K, Onkyo. and Yamaha like me, look at Denon too. It beats all these brands in features for the price. I may not be an audiophile, so I have yet to form any serious opinions about any brand. But I can definitely say that my first experience with Denon was a positive one.

Build quality, clean powerful sound

No DTS

Great deal if you don't need DTS, more powerful then some of the newer Sony's out there. Couldn't really afford a powerful 100 watt unit and sound was important because I needed to replace my intergrated NAD amp as my music player. The bass is punchy and powerful on a tiny pair of mission 700. Not the best out there but the quality to price ratio is way up there if you can pick up this older Denon model on a discount.

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I just purchased this unit and so far I am very impressed. Originally I hadthe AVR2400 but when I heard about the AVR2700 I quickly upgraded.
Dolby Digital and all extra options make this receiver a great buy. Do not
get me wrong the AVR2400 is also a great receiver. I also bought
the SONY CA7ES and Paradigm Studo Reference 60's and the combination
sounds excellent.