These include four ‘Quick Select’ keys that offer easy access to connected sources, plus buttons that control the radio tuner and an iPod. The AVR-1312’s unpretentious black finish and clean lines allow it to blend in with other black boxes in your system, and for an entry-level product it’s incredibly well built, boasting sturdy, vibration-resistant aluminium bodywork and robust controls on the front panel. It’s still perfectly pleasant to look at though. Among the system’s many talents is full 3D passthrough capability thanks to its HDMI v1.4 sockets, Blu-ray HD audio support and an onscreen user interface.īecause of the low price, both build quality and aesthetics are a little below par, but that’s inevitable.
Considering the AVR-1312 alone costs £250 and upwards online, it’s looking like a great deal already. It’s an AV receiver and 5.1-speaker system combo that aims to bring you Denon’s famed sound quality in a single affordable package – just add a Blu-ray deck and you’re ready to roll.įor under £400, the DHT-1312XP pairs Denon’s current entry-level AV receiver, the AVR-1312, with its SYS-1312 5.1-channel speaker system.
If creating a surround sound system from separates seems too much like hard work, and you want better sound quality than you get from a one-box Blu-ray system, then Denon’s DHT-1312XP might be the perfect solution.
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