Denon DRA-800H
Stereo, DAB+
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Thank you for pointing this out. For used returns, the selling price is based on the selling price of the product at the time.
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I have the same problem. Have you been able to solve it in the meantime?
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Yes, and I'm happy with the performance. Less good is the complicated menu navigation and the unfathomable on/off procedure.
Unfortunately, we cannot include the requested item in our range. I am very sorry.
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I have integrated my DRA-800H into the home network and use an Apple iPad (8th generation) with the apps "Denon AVR Remote" and "HEOS" to control it.
Everything works to my complete satisfaction.
I hope this information helps.
Best regards Bruno
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According to the manufacturer's website (https://www.denon.com/en-us...), the DRA-800H does not have Audyssey DSX. If this information is incorrect, I apologise.
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Thanks for the feedback. I have now done a little more research myself and have also been in contact with Denon customer support. The Denon DRA 800-h can indeed send to Bluetooth headphones, even without HEOS. The headphones simply have to be A2DP-capable. Neither the Teufel nor the JBL I tested were capable of this. I have now ended up with the Philipps Fidelio L3 and am completely happy with them.
Since I don't have a Sonos 2 system, I can't answer this question.
This unit is a stereo AV receiver. It does not have an internal CD player.
An external CD player can easily be connected to one of the connections. Various connection options are available for this purpose. It all depends on what kind of connections the CD player has...
No, I haven't found a way to do that. HEOS speakers like Denon Home can be connected wirelessly via WLAN.
As far as I know, it is infrared. This assumption is clear from the manual that you have to "aim" at the DRA-800 H at a maximum distance of 7 m and at the right angle.
Former employee
4 years ago
The offer you mentioned is offered by a different retailer and therefore has a different price. If several merchants can be selected, you will see this under "All merchants" on the item page.
In principle, yes, if 4 ohms is selected for the setting. Since the efficiency is not apparent from the tech. Since the efficiency is not apparent from the technical data, a reservation must be made for large rooms and levels above 100dB.
General
Manufacturer: Quadral
Model: Rubin Mk II
Year of manufacture:
Made in: Germany
Colour: black
Dimensions: 900 x 225 x 265 mm (H x W x D)
Weight: approx. 15 kg
Original price 1992 approx.: 1000 CHF, 600 Euro
Technical data
Construction: 4-way bass reflex, floorstanding speaker
drivers:
woofer: 2x 170 mm
midrange driver: 1x 110 mm
tweeter: 1x 25 mm
Power handling (nominal/music): 120 / 200 Watt
Efficiency:
Frequency response: 30 - 22,000 Hz
Transitional ranges: 150 / 800 / 2,800 Hz
Impedance: 4-8 Ohm
Special features
amazingly good presence and natural sound. Well suited for classical music.
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I'll answer the question myself, as I was informed directly by the manufacturer:
Regarding your question; The DRA-800H has been upgraded to the additional function via firmware update. All you have to do is connect to the Internet and download the latest firmware.
Commissioning of the function (link):
https://denon-de.custhelp.com/app...
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According to research, it is possible to connect Bluetooth headphones to this device.
Former employee
5 years ago
Unfortunately, we were not able to test the product in this way. We leave the question open for our customers.
Can the Denon DRA-800H play my Infinity Kappa 8 (4-6 Ohm, 50-250 Watt RMS Efficiens 80db 1 Watt, 1m Frquenz 80Hz,800Hz,4500Hz)without any problems.Until now I used the REVOX B780 (Dynamik 4 Ohm 2 mal 140 Watt).Actually Very good, but no remote control and no modern connection possibilities.
according to my research this should not be a problem
You should ask this question here:
https://helpcenter.galaxus.ch/hc...
This is the community, you probably won't reach a Digitec employee here. I hope this helps
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