Another receiver question

donedroolin
donedroolin Posts: 225
edited January 2006 in Basic Hookup/Wiring Questions
Hey, whats up guys, just wondering what your thoughts are on the Harmon Kardon 7300 receiver verses the Denon 4806. Any opiniuns and advice always appreciated. Thanks alot.
TV- 52 inch LCD SONY BRAVIA XBR6
TV- 42 inch PLASMA HITACHI ULTRA VISION
AMP- PARASOUND HALO A-51
CONTROLLER- PARASOUND HALO C-2
FRONT SPEAKERS- LSi15's and LSiC
REAR SPEAKERS- LSi7's
SUBWOOFER- VELODYNE DD15
BLU RAY- LG SUPER BLU BH200
BLU RAY- SONY BDPS350
GAME SYSTEM- NINTENDO Wii
MONSTER POWER CONDITIONER
WIRES- AUDIO QUEST and MONSTER
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  • karpiel666
    karpiel666 Posts: 173
    edited January 2006
    I would go with the denon, but thats just based on how much i love my denon.
    dvd player: samsung DVD-HD850
    receiver: Denon avr5700
    center: polk cs400
    fronts: polk rt800i
    surrounds: Unknown Polk monitor? series.
    sub: svs pb12 isd/v
    tv: 46 inch samsung
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  • FicmanS
    FicmanS Posts: 134
    edited January 2006
    I have a Denon AVR-3806, and it absolutley rocks. I looked at the H/K stuff when I was out looking for an upgrade. There is not a day that goes by when I heat that bad boy up that I don't say to myself "Damn that's a NICE receiver". H/K stuff is nice don't get me wrong all about personal taste here. But I thought the Denon line sounded a little warmer to me, I LOVE mine. I've known a lot of poeple who've bought into the Denon thing, all of them have been happy with it.

    Denon equipment is a great value I think...
    Rockin' In My House :D


    Pioneer 50 inch Plasma TV
    Denon AVR-3806
    Denon DVD-1930ci
    Polk Montor 70's
    Polk PSW-12
    Polk CS2
    Polk Monitor 40's
    Sirius Satellite Radio, Monster 3500MKII
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  • Eric W
    Eric W Posts: 556
    edited January 2006
    Either one should be just fine, we feel the best receivers that offer great performance, as well as features come from H/K, Denon and Onkyo. There are others but they tend to be more expensive.
    -Eric
    -Polk Audio
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