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AVC-X2850H

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AVC-X2850HDenon AVC X2850H 7. 2 kanaals 150W 8K AV versterker met HEOS Met 150 watt per kanaal levert de 7. 2 kanaals Denon AVC X2850H krachtig geluid, 8K video en een meeslepende Dolby Atmos ervaring. Dankzij HEOS stream je draadloos je favoriete muziek, terwijl de intutieve installatie en nauwkeurige ruimtekalibratie zorgen voor optimaal geluid, of je nu gamet, streamt of films kijkt. 7. 2 kanalen 8K Ultra HD Powered by HEOS 150 watt per kanaal 3D audio 6

Denon AVC-X2850H

7.2-kanaals 150W 8K AV-versterker met HEOS®

Met 150 watt per kanaal levert de 7.2-kanaals Denon AVC-X2850H krachtig geluid, 8K-video en een meeslepende Dolby Atmos®-ervaring. Dankzij HEOS® stream je draadloos je favoriete muziek, terwijl de intuïtieve installatie en nauwkeurige ruimtekalibratie zorgen voor optimaal geluid, of je nu gamet, streamt of films kijkt.

  • 7.2 kanalen
  • 8K Ultra HD
  • Powered by HEOS™
  • 150 watt per kanaal
  • 3D-audio
  • 6 HDMI-ingangen

De volgende grote stap voor je thuisbioscoop

Of je nu een surround sound-systeem opzet of je hele huis van audio voorziet, de AVC-X2850H biedt de kracht en flexibiliteit voor een moeiteloze installatie en onvergetelijke ervaringen met 150 watt versterking per kanaal, 7.2-kanaals flexibiliteit, ondersteuning voor Dolby Atmos® en DTS:X® en ultra-gedetailleerde 8K-video passthrough.

Levensecht geluid

De AVC-X2850H levert puur, high-fidelity geluid met verbluffende helderheid en diepte, waarbij elk detail behouden blijft zoals de makers het bedoeld hebben. Van de kleinste fluistering tot de grootste explosie, je hoort elk moment met ongekende precisie.

Jouw entertainment, jouw manier

De AVC-X2850H levert krachtig en dynamisch geluid via 7.2 kanalen met 150 watt per kanaal, ongeacht de configuratie. Met zes HDMI-ingangen en twee uitgangen, waarvan drie geschikt zijn voor 8K, sluit je al je apparaten moeiteloos aan.

Waarom kiezen voor een Denon AVR?

Al meer dan een eeuw staat Denon aan de top van audiotechnologie – van de eerste cd-speler tot de eerste Dolby Atmos- en 8K-AV-receivers. We voldoen niet alleen aan de standaard, we bepalen hem. Met Denon ervaar je krachtig, meeslepend geluid dat meegroeit met je thuisbioscoop.

HEOS multiroom audio

Verbind Powered by HEOS-luidsprekers, sound bars, hi-fi-systemen en receivers via wifi voor eenvoudig draadloos geluid in het hele huis. Stream muziek in hoge resolutie van toonaangevende diensten, deel geluid van aangesloten apparaten en bedien alles via de app of met je stem. Speel in elke kamer iets anders af of groepeer kamers voor één naadloze luisterervaring.

Beter gamen met beter geluid

De AVC-X2850H is geoptimaliseerd voor next-gen consoles, met 4K/120Hz doorgifte, Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM) en Quick Frame Transport (QFT) voor ultra-reactieve gameplay. Hoor elk detail met Dolby Atmos en DTS:X 3D-geluid dat meebeweegt met de actie zodat je sneller reageert, dieper opgaat in de game en gefocust blijft, of je nu open werelden verkent of online strijdt.

Channel Level Monitoring

Channel Level Monitoring toont realtime het geluidsniveau van je speakers op je tv, ideaal om je systeem te begrijpen of te laten zien.

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