Audio T Verdict
The Denon DRA-900H is an unusually complete stereo receiver, combining proper two-channel amplification with the HDMI connectivity of a modern television and gaming system.
Its amplifier delivers a genuine 100W per channel into 8 ohms with both channels driven, providing enough power for a wide selection of standmount and floorstanding loudspeakers.
Six HDMI inputs, including three capable of handling 8K/60Hz and 4K/120Hz video, make it particularly appealing for anyone who wants television, films, games and music to share one high-quality stereo system.
HEOS streaming, AirPlay 2, Bluetooth, DAB+, FM, a moving-magnet phono input, high-resolution USB playback and two subwoofer outputs complete a highly flexible receiver for modern living rooms.
Denon DRA-900H Network Stereo Receiver
The Denon DRA-900H is a two-channel network stereo receiver designed for listeners who want proper left and right loudspeakers for music, television and gaming without installing a full surround-sound system.
It combines:
- Two-channel stereo amplification
- 100W per channel into 8 ohms
- Six HDMI inputs
- Three HDMI inputs supporting 8K/60Hz and 4K/120Hz
- One HDMI output with ARC and eARC
- HEOS network music streaming
- AirPlay 2
- Bluetooth reception and headphone transmission
- DAB, DAB+ and FM radio
- Moving-magnet phono input
- Two analogue line inputs
- Two optical digital inputs
- One coaxial digital input
- Front USB high-resolution music playback
- Main stereo pre-amplifier output
- Zone 2 line-level output
- Two active-subwoofer outputs
- Speaker A and B connections
This Is a Stereo Receiver, Not a Surround-Sound Receiver
The DRA-900H contains two amplified audio channels for a conventional left and right speaker system.
It does not provide centre, rear-surround, height or Dolby Atmos speaker channels, and it does not decode Dolby Digital or DTS multichannel soundtracks.
Set televisions, streaming boxes, Blu-ray players and games consoles to output two-channel PCM or stereo PCM audio. A multichannel bitstream may result in no sound.
100W Per Channel Stereo Amplifier
Denon rates the DRA-900H at 100W per channel into 8 ohms from 20Hz to 20kHz, with both channels driven and total harmonic distortion of 0.08%.
Denon also publishes:
- 120W per channel into 6 ohms at 1kHz with 0.7% distortion and both channels driven
- 145W into 6 ohms at 1kHz with 1% distortion and one channel driven
The 100W figure is the most useful indication of normal continuous stereo performance because it covers the audible frequency range and measures both channels operating together.
Actual achievable volume will also depend on:
- Speaker sensitivity
- Speaker impedance
- Room size
- Listening distance
- Speaker position
- Required playback level
- The dynamic range of the recording
What Does the 145W Figure Mean?
The frequently quoted 145W figure is not Denon's full-band, two-channel power rating.
It is measured with:
- One channel operating
- A 6-ohm load
- A single 1kHz test tone
- Total harmonic distortion of 1%
It demonstrates the amplifier's short-term output under those particular conditions, but it should not be confused with the receiver's continuous 100W-per-channel stereo specification.
Speaker Compatibility
Denon specifies compatibility with passive loudspeakers presenting an impedance between 4 and 16 ohms.
When using speakers rated between 4 and 6 ohms, the receiver's impedance setting should be adjusted to match the connected loudspeakers.
The DRA-900H can be partnered with:
- Compact standmount speakers
- Larger standmount speakers
- Floorstanding speakers
- Wall-mounted passive speakers
- A second pair of speakers using Speaker B
- Compatible bi-wireable speakers
Browse stereo speakers at Audio T or contact your local store for a demonstration with suitable alternatives.
Speaker A and B Connections
Four pairs of binding posts allow two pairs of passive loudspeakers to be connected.
The front-panel Speaker button can select:
- Speaker A
- Speaker B
- Speaker A and B together
- All speaker outputs off
Speaker A and B reproduce the same main-zone source and volume setting. They are not independently controlled rooms.
When both pairs are used simultaneously, Denon requires the receiver's speaker-impedance setting to be configured appropriately. Each connected speaker must also present a safe load.
Speaker B Is Not Zone 2
Speaker A and Speaker B play the same source from the main stereo amplifier.
Independent Zone 2 playback uses the separate line-level Zone 2 output and requires another amplifier or suitable powered speakers.
Bi-Wiring Compatible Speakers
The Speaker A and B terminals can be used to bi-wire a compatible pair of loudspeakers.
In a bi-wired arrangement:
- Speaker A can feed one set of speaker terminals
- Speaker B can feed the second set
- The loudspeaker's metal terminal links must be removed
- Speaker A and B must both be selected
Bi-wiring does not provide independent amplification for the high and low-frequency sections. Both connections remain powered by the same two amplifier channels.
Audio T can provide suitable speaker cable, termination and setup advice.
Main Stereo Pre-Amplifier Output
A variable stereo pre-amplifier output allows the DRA-900H to control a compatible external power amplifier or pair of active loudspeakers.
The amplifier assignment can be configured for:
- Speaker and Pre-Out: The internal amplifier and main pre-output operate together.
- Pre-Out Only: The internal power-amplifier signal path is switched off and the receiver operates as a network pre-amplifier.
This provides an upgrade route for customers who later want more powerful or specialised external amplification while retaining the Denon's HDMI, streaming, radio and source-selection facilities.
Two Active-Subwoofer Outputs
Two RCA subwoofer outputs allow one or two compatible active subwoofers to be connected.
Both outputs carry the same bass signal rather than independent left and right channels.
The receiver provides:
- Switchable subwoofer output for individual sources
- Subwoofer-level adjustment from -12dB to +12dB
- Selectable low-pass filtering
- Crossover settings from 40Hz to 250Hz
- A default crossover setting of 80Hz
Adding a carefully adjusted subwoofer can provide:
- Deeper bass extension
- Greater scale with films and games
- More weight from drums and bass instruments
- Improved low-volume listening
- Greater flexibility with compact speakers
- More even bass across a larger room when two subwoofers are used
The subwoofers must contain their own amplification. The DRA-900H cannot directly power a passive subwoofer.
Browse active subwoofers at Audio T or ask your local store for advice on positioning, crossover, level and phase.
Six HDMI Inputs
Six rear HDMI inputs allow the DRA-900H to act as the central connection point for a television-based entertainment system.
Suitable sources may include:
- 4K and 8K televisions
- Ultra HD Blu-ray players
- Streaming-media players
- Games consoles
- Satellite and cable receivers
- Media computers
- Compatible digital cameras
HDMI inputs 4, 5 and 6 provide the receiver's highest-bandwidth 8K capability.
The remaining HDMI inputs can accommodate compatible lower-bandwidth sources, including conventional 4K equipment.
8K and 4K Video Support
Three HDMI inputs and the HDMI output support video formats including:
- 8K at up to 60Hz
- 4K at up to 120Hz
- HDCP 2.3 copy protection
- 4:4:4 colour sampling with compatible resolutions
- Deep Colour
- BT.2020 colour
Compatible HDMI cables are required to achieve the highest video resolutions and refresh rates.
The HDMI signal-format setting may also need to be changed to 8K Enhanced for 8K/60Hz or 4K/120Hz equipment.
HDR Video Compatibility
The DRA-900H can pass compatible high-dynamic-range video formats including:
- HDR10
- HDR10+
- Dolby Vision
- Hybrid Log-Gamma
- Dynamic HDR
These are video pass-through features. The receiver does not decode Dolby Atmos or other Dolby surround-sound audio formats.
Gaming Features
Compatible games consoles and televisions can use HDMI gaming technologies including:
- Variable Refresh Rate: Helps reduce tearing by matching the display refresh rate to the game's output.
- Auto Low Latency Mode: Allows compatible televisions to select a low-latency gaming mode automatically.
- Quick Frame Transport: Reduces the time required to transfer each video frame.
- 4K/120Hz: Supports high-frame-rate gaming with compatible equipment.
Every component in the connection chain, including the console, HDMI cable, receiver input and television, must support the required feature.
HDMI ARC and eARC for Television Sound
The HDMI output supports conventional Audio Return Channel and enhanced Audio Return Channel.
This allows a compatible television to send stereo audio back to the DRA-900H through the same HDMI cable used to pass video from the receiver to the television.
HDMI control can also allow a compatible television remote to:
- Adjust the Denon's volume
- Mute the sound
- Coordinate power operation
- Select the television audio input automatically
Set the Television to Stereo PCM
The DRA-900H is a two-channel receiver and accepts two-channel PCM through its HDMI and digital inputs.
If the television or source is set to output Dolby Digital, DTS, Dolby Atmos or another multichannel bitstream, sound may not be produced.
Select PCM, linear PCM or stereo PCM within the television's digital-audio settings.
HDMI Video Upscaling
Compatible 1080p and 4K video signals can be upscaled for output to an 8K display.
Upscaling does not create detail that was absent from the original source, and the final result will depend on the source material, television and processing settings.
Upscaling is not applied in every situation, including certain compressed or HDR video formats.
HEOS Built-In Music Streaming
HEOS Built-in provides access to network music, internet radio, compatible streaming services and multiroom playback.
The HEOS app can be used to:
- Select compatible music services
- Play music stored on a computer or network drive
- Browse internet radio
- Control playback and volume
- Save HEOS favourites
- Group compatible HEOS products
- Play the same music in several rooms
- Play different music in different rooms
Available services vary according to region, subscription, firmware version and future platform support.
Spotify, TIDAL, Qobuz and Roon
Depending on current UK availability, account requirements and installed firmware, the DRA-900H can provide access to services and control options including:
- Spotify Connect
- TIDAL through HEOS
- TIDAL Connect
- Qobuz through HEOS
- Qobuz Connect
- Amazon Music
- Deezer
- TuneIn internet radio
- Roon Ready operation
- Music stored on a compatible local network
Streaming-service availability and features may change independently of Denon. A paid subscription may be required.
AirPlay 2
Apple AirPlay 2 allows audio to be sent from a compatible iPhone, iPad or Mac over the home network.
It can be used for:
- Apple Music
- Podcasts
- Internet radio
- Audio from compatible applications
- Apple multiroom playback
Compatible AirPlay 2 devices can also be grouped through Apple's Home app.
Bluetooth Music Playback
Bluetooth provides a quick wireless connection for a compatible phone, tablet or computer.
It is useful for guests, occasional listening and applications that are not integrated directly into HEOS or AirPlay 2.
Network streaming will normally provide greater range, stability and potential sound quality than Bluetooth, but Bluetooth remains a convenient universal option.
Bluetooth Headphone Transmission
The DRA-900H can transmit its selected audio to one pair of compatible Bluetooth headphones.
Bluetooth output can be configured for:
- Bluetooth headphones only
- Bluetooth headphones and the main speakers together
Up to eight Bluetooth headphone devices can be registered, although only one pair can be connected at a time.
Bluetooth introduces compression and some delay. Wired headphones remain preferable where the highest sound quality or precise lip synchronisation is required.
The receiver cannot operate simultaneously as a Bluetooth audio receiver and Bluetooth headphone transmitter. Certain network sources, including AirPlay and Roon, may also be unavailable through the Bluetooth transmitter.
High-Resolution Network and USB Audio
The DRA-900H supports compatible high-resolution music files from a network server or front USB storage device.
Supported formats include:
- FLAC up to 24-bit/192kHz
- WAV up to 24-bit/192kHz
- Apple Lossless up to 24-bit/192kHz
- DSD at 2.8MHz and 5.6MHz
- MP3
- WMA
- AAC
Gapless playback is available for compatible lossless albums and file formats.
Front USB Music Playback
The front USB connection allows compatible music files to be played from a USB flash drive or mass-storage device.
The connection is intended for storage playback rather than direct USB audio from a computer.
The DRA-900H can recognise compatible folder structures containing up to:
- Eight folder levels
- 500 folders
- 5,000 files
The Rear USB Connection Is for Power Only
The rear USB socket provides a 5V/1.5A power supply for compatible equipment but does not play music files.
Use the front USB connection for music stored on a compatible USB device. The receiver is not a computer USB DAC, and USB hubs are not supported.
DAB, DAB+ and FM Radio
A built-in radio tuner provides access to conventional broadcasts without relying on internet streaming.
The DRA-900H supports:
- DAB digital radio
- DAB+ digital radio
- FM radio
- FM RDS station information
- Automatic station scanning
- Station presets
- DAB reception information
A DAB/FM indoor antenna is supplied. Reception quality will depend on the building, antenna position and local transmitter coverage.
Moving-Magnet Phono Input
A dedicated moving-magnet phono input allows a compatible turntable to be connected without adding an external phono stage.
The input is designed for:
- Moving-magnet cartridges
- Compatible moving-iron cartridges
- Suitable high-output cartridge designs
The phono input has a published sensitivity of 2.5mV and input impedance of 47 kohms.
Explore the Denon DP-450USB Turntable for a matching vinyl source with USB recording.
Low-Output Moving-Coil Cartridges Need an External Phono Stage
A conventional low-output moving-coil cartridge does not provide enough signal for the DRA-900H's moving-magnet input.
Use a compatible external moving-coil phono stage or step-up device and connect it to one of the receiver's normal analogue line inputs.
Analogue and Digital Inputs
In addition to HDMI and phono, the receiver provides:
- Two stereo RCA analogue line inputs
- Two optical digital inputs
- One coaxial digital input
- Front USB storage playback
Suitable equipment may include:
- CD players
- Network transports
- Televisions
- Games consoles
- Digital radio tuners
- Cassette decks
- External phono stages
- Portable music players
The Denon DCD-900NE CD Player is a particularly natural matching source.
Zone 2 Line Output
A separate stereo RCA Zone 2 output allows another amplifier or pair of suitable powered speakers to be used in a second room.
Zone 2 can provide:
- Independent power control
- Independent source selection
- Independent volume adjustment
- Playback in another room
Zone 2 Requires Additional Amplification
The Zone 2 connection is a line-level output and cannot directly power passive loudspeakers.
Connect it to a separate integrated amplifier, power amplifier with suitable volume control, or compatible active speakers.
Front Headphone Output
A front-panel headphone socket provides private wired listening.
When wired headphones are connected, sound is muted from:
- Speaker A
- Speaker B
- The main pre-amplifier output
- The subwoofer outputs
The volume is controlled by the receiver's main volume control.
Stereo, Direct and Pure Direct Modes
The DRA-900H provides several listening modes:
- Stereo: Normal two-channel playback with tone, balance, subwoofer and other sound adjustments available.
- Direct: Bypasses tone, balance and selected processing to provide a shorter signal path.
- Pure Direct: Uses the Direct signal path and also switches off the front display to reduce unnecessary electrical activity.
The preferred mode will depend on the source, speakers, room and whether subwoofer or tone adjustments are required.
Bass, Treble and Balance Controls
Front-panel controls provide direct adjustment of:
- Bass
- Treble
- Left and right balance
Begin with neutral settings and make only small changes after the speakers and subwoofer have been positioned correctly.
Four Quick Select Buttons
Four Quick Select buttons are positioned on the front panel and repeated on the remote control.
Each button can recall saved settings including:
- Input source
- Volume level
- Sound mode
- HEOS favourite
- Radio station
- Speaker-output selection
This provides one-touch access to frequently used listening arrangements.
Control and Setup Options
The DRA-900H can be controlled through:
- The supplied RC-1259 remote control
- Front-panel controls
- The Denon AVR Remote app
- The HEOS app
- Compatible AirPlay 2 controls
- Compatible HDMI television controls
- Amazon Alexa with compatible equipment
- Apple Siri through compatible AirPlay equipment
An on-screen Setup Assistant guides the user through initial connections and configuration when the receiver is connected to a television by HDMI.
DRA-900H or Marantz Stereo 70s?
Choose the Denon DRA-900H When
- A full-width Denon design is preferred
- 100W-per-channel stereo amplification is required
- DAB+ radio is important
- Speaker A and B connections are useful
- Denon CD-player or turntable matching appeals
- A substantial all-purpose stereo receiver is wanted
Consider the Marantz Stereo 70s When
- A slimmer cabinet is important
- Marantz system matching is preferred
- The Marantz sound and styling appeal
- Space within the equipment cabinet is restricted
- A direct listening comparison favours the Marantz
- An alternative HEOS-equipped HDMI stereo receiver is wanted
Explore the Marantz Stereo 70s Slimline Stereo Receiver to compare another HEOS-equipped two-channel HDMI receiver.
Black and Premium Silver Finishes
The DRA-900H is available in black or premium silver.
The finish does not alter its published features, connections or performance.
Placement and Ventilation
Place the receiver on a strong, level and well-ventilated equipment support.
Avoid:
- Covering its ventilation openings
- Installing it inside a tightly sealed cabinet
- Placing another heat-producing product directly on top
- Positioning it beside a radiator
- Exposing it to direct sunlight
- Allowing moisture or liquids near the unit
- Running speaker cables where they may be crushed or shorted
Leave enough rear space for HDMI, speaker, subwoofer, aerial, analogue, digital, network and mains connections.
Key Features
- Two-channel network stereo receiver
- Two amplified channels
- 100W per channel into 8 ohms
- 120W per channel into 6 ohms
- 145W single-channel test output into 6 ohms
- 4 to 16-ohm speaker compatibility
- Speaker A and B outputs
- Bi-wiring support
- Main stereo pre-amplifier output
- Pre-Out Only mode
- Zone 2 stereo output
- Two active-subwoofer outputs
- Adjustable subwoofer level
- Selectable low-pass crossover
- Six HDMI inputs
- Three 8K-capable HDMI inputs
- One HDMI output
- HDMI ARC
- HDMI eARC
- 8K/60Hz video pass-through
- 4K/120Hz video pass-through
- HDCP 2.3
- HDR10
- HDR10+
- Dolby Vision video pass-through
- Hybrid Log-Gamma
- Dynamic HDR
- Variable Refresh Rate
- Auto Low Latency Mode
- Quick Frame Transport
- 1080p and 4K to 8K upscaling
- HEOS Built-in
- Network music streaming
- Compatible multiroom playback
- Spotify Connect
- TIDAL support
- Qobuz support
- Amazon Music support
- Deezer support
- TuneIn internet radio
- Roon Ready operation
- AirPlay 2
- Bluetooth music reception
- Bluetooth headphone transmission
- High-resolution network playback
- High-resolution front USB playback
- FLAC up to 24-bit/192kHz
- WAV up to 24-bit/192kHz
- Apple Lossless up to 24-bit/192kHz
- DSD 2.8MHz and 5.6MHz
- DAB radio
- DAB+ radio
- FM radio with RDS
- Moving-magnet phono input
- Two stereo RCA line inputs
- Two optical digital inputs
- One coaxial digital input
- Front headphone output
- Stereo listening mode
- Direct listening mode
- Pure Direct listening mode
- Bass and treble controls
- Balance adjustment
- Four Quick Select buttons
- Denon AVR Remote app
- HEOS app control
- On-screen Setup Assistant
- Ethernet connection
- Dual-band Wi-Fi
- RC-1259 remote control
- Black and premium silver finishes
- 434mm cabinet width
- Approximately 8.6kg weight
- Two-year Denon manufacturer warranty
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Denon DRA-900H a stereo or surround-sound receiver?
It is a two-channel stereo receiver. It does not provide centre, surround or height-speaker channels.
Does it decode Dolby Digital, DTS or Dolby Atmos?
No. HDMI and digital source equipment should be set to output two-channel PCM or stereo PCM.
Why does the page describe it as 2.2-channel?
It has two amplified speaker channels and two subwoofer outputs. Both subwoofer outputs carry the same bass signal.
How powerful is the amplifier?
Denon rates it at 100W per channel into 8 ohms from 20Hz to 20kHz, with both channels driven at 0.08% distortion.
Where does the 145W figure come from?
It is measured into 6 ohms at 1kHz with one channel driven and 1% distortion. It is not the normal continuous two-channel rating.
Which speaker impedances are supported?
Denon specifies passive loudspeakers between 4 and 16 ohms.
Can two pairs of speakers be connected?
Yes. Speaker A and B terminals are provided, although both pairs reproduce the same main-zone source.
Can Speaker A and B be used together?
Yes, provided the connected speakers and receiver impedance setting are suitable for simultaneous operation.
Can compatible speakers be bi-wired?
Yes. Speaker A and B can feed the separate high and low-frequency terminals of a compatible speaker after its terminal links have been removed.
Does bi-wiring provide four amplifier channels?
No. The receiver still uses the same two internal amplifier channels.
Can an external power amplifier be connected?
Yes. A variable stereo main pre-amplifier output is provided.
Can the internal power amplifier be switched off?
Yes. Pre-Out Only mode switches off the internal power-amplifier signal path when using external amplification.
Can active speakers be connected?
Yes. Suitable active speakers can use the variable main pre-amplifier output.
How many subwoofers can be connected?
Up to two compatible active subwoofers.
Are the two subwoofer outputs stereo?
No. They carry the same bass signal.
Can it power a passive subwoofer?
No. A subwoofer must contain its own amplifier or use a suitable external subwoofer amplifier.
How many HDMI inputs are included?
Six.
How many HDMI inputs support 8K?
Three inputs support compatible 8K/60Hz and 4K/120Hz signals.
Does it support HDMI ARC?
Yes.
Does it support HDMI eARC?
Yes, although television audio must still be supplied as compatible two-channel PCM.
Can the television remote control the volume?
Compatible HDMI control can allow the television remote to adjust volume, mute and coordinate power operation.
Why is there no sound from the television?
Check that the television is set to output PCM, linear PCM or stereo PCM rather than a Dolby or DTS bitstream.
Does it support 4K/120Hz gaming?
Yes, through compatible high-bandwidth HDMI inputs, cables, consoles and displays.
Does it support Variable Refresh Rate?
Yes.
Does it support Auto Low Latency Mode?
Yes.
Does it pass Dolby Vision video?
Yes. Dolby Vision video can pass through HDMI, but the receiver does not decode Dolby surround audio.
Does it upscale video to 8K?
Compatible 1080p and 4K signals can be upscaled for output to an 8K display.
Does it have built-in music streaming?
Yes. HEOS Built-in provides network streaming, internet radio and compatible multiroom playback.
Does it support Spotify Connect?
Yes.
Does it support AirPlay 2?
Yes.
Is it Roon Ready?
Roon Ready operation is supported with suitable firmware, network equipment and a separate Roon subscription.
Does it have Bluetooth?
Yes. It can receive music from a compatible phone, tablet or computer.
Can it send sound to Bluetooth headphones?
Yes. One pair of compatible Bluetooth headphones can be connected at a time.
Can Bluetooth headphones and the main speakers play together?
Yes, when the Bluetooth output setting is configured for both.
Does Bluetooth introduce delay?
Yes. A small delay may be noticeable with television and gaming content.
Does it support high-resolution audio?
Yes. Compatible FLAC, WAV and Apple Lossless files can be played at up to 24-bit/192kHz, with DSD support at 2.8MHz and 5.6MHz.
Which USB connection plays music?
The front USB connection. The rear USB socket is for power only.
Can it be connected directly to a computer by USB?
No. It is not a computer USB DAC.
Does it include DAB+ radio?
Yes. DAB, DAB+ and FM radio are included.
Is a radio antenna included?
Yes. A DAB/FM indoor antenna is supplied.
Does it have a phono stage?
Yes. A moving-magnet phono input is included.
Can a low-output moving-coil cartridge be connected directly?
No. A suitable external moving-coil phono stage or step-up device is required.
How many optical inputs are included?
Two.
Does it have a coaxial digital input?
Yes. One coaxial input is provided.
Does it have Zone 2?
Yes. A line-level stereo Zone 2 output is provided.
Can Zone 2 power passive speakers directly?
No. Zone 2 requires another amplifier or suitable active speakers.
Does it have a headphone output?
Yes. A wired headphone connection is located on the front panel.
What happens when wired headphones are connected?
The main speaker, pre-amplifier and subwoofer outputs are muted.
What is Pure Direct?
Pure Direct bypasses selected sound adjustments and switches off the front display to reduce unnecessary circuitry during listening.
Which colours are available?
Black and premium silver.
What are the dimensions?
Approximately 434 x 151 x 339mm (W x H x D).
How much does it weigh?
Approximately 8.6kg.
What warranty is included?
Denon provides a two-year manufacturer warranty through an authorised retailer, subject to its full terms and proof of purchase.
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Why Buy From Audio T?
- Denon DRA-900H demonstrations
- Stereo speaker matching
- Comparisons with the Marantz Stereo 70s
- HDMI and television setup
- Stereo PCM configuration
- 8K and 4K/120Hz connection advice
- Games-console setup
- HEOS and network-streaming setup
- AirPlay 2 and Bluetooth configuration
- DAB and FM antenna guidance
- Turntable and cartridge compatibility advice
- External phono-stage matching
- Active-subwoofer integration
- Speaker A and B configuration
- Bi-wiring advice
- External power-amplifier matching
- Zone 2 system planning
- Speaker-cable selection and termination
- Room-positioning advice
- Denon manufacturer-warranty guidance
- Ongoing system and after-sales support
Contact your local Audio T store to arrange a demonstration or discuss speakers, television connectivity, gaming, streaming, turntables, radio reception, subwoofers and Zone 2 setup for the Denon DRA-900H.