DENON AVC-A10H

Denon, a pioneer in audio technology with over a century of expertise proudly introduces the Denon AVC-A10H. Denon’s latest A-Series AV amplifier takes inspiration from the flagship A1H model to deliver unparalleled audio performance and innovation for home theatres.

Unmatched A-Series Performance: Using the highest-grade components including a new ESS DAC array and an OFC wound transformer, the AVC-A10H is engineered to provide exceptional sound quality. Its robust 13-channel monolithic amplifier construction delivers 150
watts per channel (at 8 ohms), driving up to 13 speakers and 4 independent subwoofers.

Crafted in Shirakawa: In-house manufacturing at the renowned Shirakawa Audio Works in Japan ensures that each product meets the most exacting standards. The highly trained experts at the factory maintain tighter tolerances and superior craftsmanship, helping ensure
that the AVC-A10H stands out with its robust monolithic construction and premium components. The A10H is also hand-tuned by the Denon Sound Master, Shinichi Yamauchi, ensuring Denon’s “vivid and spacious” sound signature.

Advanced Audio Processing: The AVC-A10H features Audyssey MultEQ XT32 room calibration and is compatible with Dirac Live Room Correction and Bass Control (paid license required), allowing for precise audio tuning to suit any listening environment and taste. With
four independent subwoofer pre-outs, users can achieve optimal bass distribution and integration that feels right for them.

Next-Gen HDMI and Whole-Home Streaming: Equipped with seven 8K HDMI inputs, the AVC-A10H ensures compatibility with the latest video formats and gaming consoles, making it an ideal choice for any home. With HEOS Built-in, the AVC-A10H enables seamless multi-
room audio and integration with other HEOS-enabled devices which allows users to control and enjoy their favourite music throughout their entire home, enhancing the overall listening experience.

The Denon AVC-A10H will be available for purchase at authorized Denon retailers starting November, 2024, at a suggested retail price of Fr 4.700.