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Question: I recenlty bought this Receiver to replace my 10 yr old Pioneer.  How do I connect my sub woofer?  I've have exposed wires for all speakers.
Document: First of all, I'm just using this to replace my 40 year old receiver so that I can access Pandora, Web radio, and my iTunes. My son said that I can do all of this by just buying  an Airport Express, but I wanted something a little more dedicated.Setup was extremely easy. I just connected the speakers and used an old Netgear WN2000RPT lying around to connect to the 1613. After that I didn't do anything at all to the 1613, except for selecting the Network source.
Pandora displays album art and artist/album details on the TV. Internet radio so far displays everything but album art.- Unlike with my old receiver, movie dialogue is loud and clear and at the same time the action scenes and explosions aren't overwhelmingly loud.- Audyssey room calibration with the included microphone takes about 5-10 minutes and accurately determines where the speakers are located throughout your room for optimum sound, and whether or not the polarity is reversed, which would negatively affect audio as well .- Networking.
This Denon 1613 is a bottom of the bucket receiver with limited features for still pretty expensive price. The $350 I spent on this is too much for the quality of sound you get. I've had Yamahas, Pioneer Elites, Onkyo's and Harmen Kardon receivers and this one was by far the worst. Denon's top receivers are nice, but if you're looking for a budget receiver, don't look in the direction of this one.
Hooking up the system to the receiver was a breeze because there is one cable coming out of the powered sub. It took him longer to calibrate and run the speaker wires (understandably). We have the XBOX360, PS3, Cable running through HDMI into the Denon 1613 with only one HDMI out into the TV (50 inch Sony Grand Wega rear projection 1080i HD).
I bought this to replace my Onkyo receiver which was still working fine but couldn't handle the new technology of my TV and DVD player. So far I absolutely love this receiver, and the fact that my Samsung remote changes the volume on it just makes it that much better. I only need one remote! Totally recommend this receiver to anyone who want the most value for their money.
I had bought a three year old Denon receiver on Amazon a couple of months ago. The HDMI board malfunctioned (as confirmed by my local Denon service center) within a few weeks, so I started shopping for a new receiver.I just bought and installed this new AVR-1613 receiver in my 5.1 theater room, so maybe it's a bit premature for me to be writing this review.
This is a hooked up to a Bose Acoustimass 10 5.1 surround system. Before my wife bought it, she asked Bose about the best brands they recommend for a receiver with the Acoustimass - Denon and Onkyo where the top two. Denon won because of the Airplay capability. I have premium Spotify subscription that I can only listen to on my iPad2.- Purchasing experience: I believe my wife purchased it from Best Buy, they matched the Amazon prices from a Cyber Monday deal.
I bought this to replace a Sony system. Everything works great, excellent sound and easy set up for a good price. I do recommend it.
I got this for my Energy Take Classic 5.1. I'm not an expert in this area, I'm assuming got a non matching receiver for my speaker. Power delivered is not sufficient enough for my speakers. But other than that receiver performs most of the network features as expected, I didn't test all the featured in it. I tried Pioneer VSX 1122 with my speakers it delivered a significant difference, anyway its a higher power than the Denon may not be right one to compare against.
The setup process has you hook a microphone into the receiver, and it tests each channel to make sure our speakers are all hooked up properly. If you have the wires (+ and -) backwards, it will tell you! Very nice! In addition, it automatically adjusts the sound levels for you so that you get an optimal listening experience. The question is, does it deliver?
Answer: Probably time to upgrade your sub. Most receivers use a lfe port to connect your subthis unit doesn't  offer high frequency connections for subs. Only to your speakers.