Denon AVR 3300 A/V Receiver

Denon AVR-3300.  Back from the days when you picked up a piece of A/V gear and the weight alone was a good indicator of just how well built a piece of gear was (these were introduced late 1999-2000)!  Great sounding / operating receiver.  I've always loved Denons, clean, powerful amps.  This one is pre-HDMI but does have optical/ coax ins.  This one features the Analog Devices SHARC 32-bit DSP processor, the AVR-3300 provides Dolby Digital and DTS decoding with superb precision. The AVR-3300 is the most affordable A/V component to include the SHARC processor as the heart of the DDSC-D technology, and features premium 24-bit, 96 kHz DACs on all output channels. Prepared for the future, the AVR-3300 features 8 Channel external input, for connection to future multi-channel surround formats, along with 8 pre-amp outputs, providing a full upgrade path. A high quality, discrete power output section provides 105 watts per channel (1 kHz, 6 ohms).
In addition to providing five pairs of composite and "S" video inputs, the AVR-3300 is equipped with two sets of component video (Y, CB, CR) inputs (DVD and TV/DBS), and one set of component video outputs for connection to high resolution video displays. Dual Surround Speaker switching allows the use of two different types (and placements) of surround speakers - connect a pair of diffuse surround speakers for movie soundtracks, and a direct radiator type surround speaker for multi-channel music surround.