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You can get the Denon 2802 for around $610 to $625 (Authorized dealer online). It cranks out 90 watts per channel (.05THD) into 8 ohms x 6.

A couple of points or questions I would like to make in this thread. I just purchased a Denon 2802. It has only one Digital COAX and 3 optical connections. why 1 vs 3? Are the optical cheaper and hence can add more without effecting the manufacturing cost as opposed to COAX? Also, the argument...

For all, if possible. Or some combination thereof.

As I am just purchasing a new Denon 2802, a thought occured to me. I may, in the future, be relocating to Australia (from the US here) and I was wondering if this unit could be refurbished to work properly down there. The obvious difference is the power requirements, 120v vs 240v and perhaps 60...

I wonder if any of you might be so bold as to recommend some speaker for all 5.1. Typically keeping them under $1000. I have a large open area living room with high ceiling that angle in a few different directions. I'm wondering what 90 watts per channel might be good to drive using my Denon...

I gotch ya. You almost gave me a heart attack!! But you are correct. When dealing with them, find the lowest price anywhere and tell them and let them give you their best deal. Think about it and haggle for more.

Earl, this is good news and thanks for the tips. My 2802 arrives on Tuesday from 6th Avenue. I got a great deal from them.

Sean, I just went with the Denon 2802. Was able to buy from an Authorized dealer online for about $625. Good luck!

I'm thinking of buying the Denon 2802. A little bit more then I want to spend but has the features and ability for growth into a great system as I see it. Is $625 to $650 (to my door) from an Authorized dealer a good price?