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the den on a VRS 7:38 receiver is the very embodiment of the trickle-down theory take a bunch of features that only appeared in high-end products and after a couple of years these become part of the entry level the AVRs 730 offers not only Dolby Atmos and DTS X but also compatibility with 4k and HDR video plus denon's own heõs multi room music system all for under $500 us this is the first time in three years that an entry-level receiver has offered here's the system includes a series of speakers and now receivers that support most streaming services including Pandora and Spotify as well as network playback while Yamaha and Sonos offer better systems and Google chromecast is crazy cheap it's good to see down on at least offering an alternative the receiver offers a decent selection of connections including a total of 6 HDMI ports with support for the latest video standards including Dolby vision sound quality is what you're ultimately here for though and the den on is equally good with movies and music we tried a number of different loudspeakers including the difficulty lack UV 5s and didn't notice any compatibility issues well Sony STR DN 1080 might sound better and also offers Google chromecast capability if you only have $500 to spend the den on a VR s 730 is a very good choice