Cutting-edge home theater is synonymous with Denon excellence, and typically why thousands of people choose to experience our products at tradeshows. At CEDIA 2018, for example, Denon products drove one of the industry’s first IMAX Enhanced demonstrations with the powerful, 13-channel AVR-X8500H, which proved itself the talk of the event. CES 2019 saw a shift toward its other strength — perfect music reproduction — with a focus on Hi-Fi gear, demonstrating its lasting legacy in fantastic-sounding two-channel listening products and reminding attendees why Denon has been at the forefront of the experience for more than a century.

With the holiday season in full swing, now is the perfect time to gather the family and enjoy quality time together. Of course, any holiday family gathering needs a suitably festive soundtrack, and nothing fits the mood of the season better than the warm crackle of a vinyl record.

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CEDIA 2018 expo was a knockout year for Denon. The Denon AVR-X8500H swept the awards, winning all five available titles. The 13.2 channel AVR helped power the latest in sound coding, IMAX Enhanced — a new three-dimensional sound format and color story from IMAX. Take a look at what happened behind the scenes.

The Consumer Electronics Show is the global stage for the latest in technology and innovation. If there’s something new and noteworthy in tech, you’ll see it first at CES. And this year, Denon delivered with the unveiling of the AVR-X8500H, the world’s first 13.2 channel AV receiver. It’s already been well-received by the press and was awarded an AVS Forum Best of CES 2018 accolade during the show, and was selected for Residential Systems CES Picks recognition.

Setting the needle to a groove and enjoying the warmth of analog sound is a uniquely satisfying experience for music lovers. However, there are good reasons to use your turntable to take your tracks from analog to digital. By digitizing your collection, you can preserve the sounds of those beloved items, including any rare albums or singles, and take those tracks with you anywhere.