AventadorSVJ
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I have owned 2 Denon products and they are good value items until something goes wrong.
The Denon DVD-2930 has failed to read discs and was repaired twice before Denon decided that they would replace the item rather than go to court. I have owned the DVD-2930 for one year and been without it for 2 months in total.
The Denon AVR-3805 remote control stopped functioning and it was sent back to the retailer PRC Direct. I also contacted Denon for good measure. It has been over 2 months with literally 10's of calls between Denon and PRC until this morning when I received a cracked (this was cracked before it was packed - i.e. not in transit) remote.
I've had enough of Denon - they waste so much time and cannot produce quality products that last.
I've been a mug but that is enough............
My advice is to spend a little more and buy a proper Hi-Fi brand such as Arcam. Buying an inferior brand such as Denon is a costly mistake that people shouldn't have to endure from budget brands, never mind the so called mid-Fi.
The Denon DVD-2930 has failed to read discs and was repaired twice before Denon decided that they would replace the item rather than go to court. I have owned the DVD-2930 for one year and been without it for 2 months in total.
The Denon AVR-3805 remote control stopped functioning and it was sent back to the retailer PRC Direct. I also contacted Denon for good measure. It has been over 2 months with literally 10's of calls between Denon and PRC until this morning when I received a cracked (this was cracked before it was packed - i.e. not in transit) remote.
I've had enough of Denon - they waste so much time and cannot produce quality products that last.
I've been a mug but that is enough............
My advice is to spend a little more and buy a proper Hi-Fi brand such as Arcam. Buying an inferior brand such as Denon is a costly mistake that people shouldn't have to endure from budget brands, never mind the so called mid-Fi.