The Denon AVR-790 excels at upconverting analog video to 1080p and offers robust features like automatic speaker calibration and extensive connectivity. However, its text-based interface, cumbersome remote, and average sound quality limit its overall appeal compared to competitors.
Critical Assessment
What Critics Praise
- Excellent upconverted analog video quality
- Four HDMI inputs and second‑zone functionality
- Dolby TrueHD and DTS‑HD Master Audio decoding
- Sirius‑ready satellite radio support
- Automatic speaker calibration with Audyssey
Points of Contention
- Text‑based onscreen display instead of graphical UI
- Awkward, poorly organized remote control
- Higher price point for a mid‑range unit
Professional Reviews
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