Specifications Tuning range: FM, MW Power output: 75 watts per channel into 8Ω (stereo) Surround output: 75W (front), 75W (center), 75W (rear) Frequency response: 10Hz to 100kHz Total harmonic distortion: 0.08% Input sensitivity: 200mV (line) Signal to noise ratio: 98dB (line) Output: 200mV (line), 1.2V (Pre out) Speaker load impedance: 6Ω to 16Ω Digital inputs: coaxial, optical Video Connections: HDMI, component, composite, SVHS Dimensions: 434 x 171 x 383mm Weight: 10.9kg Accessories: RC-1075 remote control Downloads.

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The new entry level Denon AV receiver is out and it is packed with more features than anybody has a right to expect for around $350. With plenty of connectivity options, features, and power, it’s hard to think of any reason a serious home theater enthusiast on a budget wouldn’t want to anchor their system with the AVR-588. While it is a very impressive A/V receiver, it will require some work to set it up in your theater and make full use all of its features. Connectivity and Features The high quality video connectivity options include HDMI 1.3a switching (2 in/1out) that is capable of 1080p video pass-through. If you’ve got more than two high definition video sources, no worries, it also offers 3 component inputs and one output.

With 4 assignable digital audio inputs (2 coaxial and 2 optical), there are plenty of options to make sure you can also hook up the digital audio from all those sources as well. Not only does this receiver offer you plenty of input and output options, it also features decoders for Dolby Digital EX and DTS ES to decode all the latest movies into 7-channel surround sound. Dolby Pro Logic IIx allows you to enjoy even your older analog movies and music sources in 5- or 7-channel surround. If you are into multi-channel music, the receiver also features 7.1 channel analog external inputs. It is both XM ready and iPod friendly (audio, photo, and video playback), if you purchase the required optional equipment. It offers a more than adequate 75 watts for each of its 7 channels.

Its Surround Back amplifiers are assignable, so it is capable of operating as either a two zone multi-source receiver or keeping all of the amps for full 7-channel surround sound. During the listening tests, it offered plenty of power to drive my Axiom Audio 7.1 speaker system to levels plenty loud enough to rattle the windows. It also sounded great in a 5.1 configuration while it drove my outside patio speakers as a second zone. Set Up and Use Initially during the initial configuration in my theater, I thought the Denon setup menus were a bit less than intuitive for an entry level receiver. Once I figured out the menu and the remote control operations, however, the process went fairly smoothly.

The Setup menu began with establishing the size and distance for all seven of the surround speakers and selecting the subwoofer and one of the ten available crossover frequencies for the LFE. After setting up the speakers, I moved on to the second step in the Denon Setup menu: assigning the HDMI inputs and digital audio inputs. For this review, I connected my Toshiba HD-A2 HD DVD player using the HDMI video inputs and one of the optical audio inputs; my HD-DVR cable box using component video input and one of the coaxial audio inputs; and my Pioneer DV-588A-S DVD player to access its 5.1 multi-channel music outputs. Setting all the options came next.

This is one area where Denon has made their entry level receivers a cut above any others I've recently reviewed. In this step you can set the receiver up for either 7.1 surround, or 5.1 surround plus a second zone. This step also allows you to set a volume limit, which is a great option for any home theater owner that also has teenage boys who love to impress their friends with how loud their home theater is! With this receiver powering the theater, I did not have to worry about the torture (and possible damage) my teenage son and his friends would inflict on my system as they piled into my theater to enjoy Spider Man 3 in high definition. Another great option on the Denon AVR-588 is the Power On Level setting which allows the owner to fix the initial volume when the main system's power is turned on.