Denon avca10se schematic

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Denon avca10se schematic

The First Name in Digital Audio

A / V A m p l i f i e r

A / V A m p l i f i e r

The World's First A/V Amplifier with THX Surround EX

Denon’s tradition of excellence and innovation in audio and home theater continues with the introduction of the AVC-A10SE, the world’s first A/V Amplifier that combines Dolby Digital, DTS, Lucasfilm’s THX Ultra 5.1 post-processing and also the newest surround technology, Lucasfilm’s THX Surround EX decoding. Denon’s history of world’s firsts in digital A/V technology began in 1995 with the introduction of the AVP-A1, the first component to provide Dolby Digital decoding with Lucasfilm THX 5.1 post-processing, followed by the AVC-A1, the world’s first A/V Amplifier with Dolby Digital and THX. The introduction in 1999 of the AVC-A1D brought together for the first time the combined technologies of Dolby Digital, DTS, and THX 5.1 in an A/V Amplifier.

Denon’s newest A/V Amplifier, the AVC-A10SE, continues the AVC-A1D’s heritage of excellence and innovation by incorporating the newest surround technology – Lucasfilm’s THX Surround EX decoding, and is another world’s first for Denon. Optimized for the latest in DVD soundtracks and for future audio formats, the AVC-A10SE brings a new level of sonic performance in home theater A/V Amplifiers.

Providing 125 watts of power into each of the 5 amplifier channels, the AVC-A10SE’s all-discrete power amplifier section features separatesquality design, providing power and detail with both music and movie soundtracks. From a whisper-quiet foundation to a thundering climax, the AVC-A10SE’s power amp section delivers the full fidelity and authority of even the most demanding soundtracks and music performances.

Denon’s Design Integrity philosophy is to develop components that faithfully reproduce the musician’s artistry and the movie director’s vision with total fidelity. The AVC-A10SE is the latest in Denon’s distinguished line-up of award-winning home theater components.

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