Receiver Network Capability

The RCD-N7 is a music listener’s dream system. This compact AM/FM CD receiver with built in iPod/iPhone dock and networking capability allow you to enjoy music from virtually any source. Connecting the system to the internet via Ethernet cable or wireless LAN (Wi-Fi) opens up a new world of content from Internet Radio, Napster, Rhapsody and Pandora (subscription fees may apply). Set up is extremely easy since the "N7" supports Wi-Fi Protected Setup. The N7 will be one of the first audio components to support Apple AirPlay, which allows direct streaming of music files from an iTunes library on a Mac, PC, iPod Touch and iPhone. It's also a dlna certified device enabling direct music file streaming from other dlna equipped products like smart phones. A front panel USB input allows playback of music files stored on USB memory stick or other USB configured storage devices. And of course, you can also enjoy CD’s, and old school AM/FM radio! Other connectivity includes an optical digital input and two analog Aux inputs. In spite of its compact size the N7 delivers plenty of power. At 65-watts/channel, it’s capable of driving your favorite high performance speaker system. It even has a dedicated subwoofer output for connection to a powered sub. The system can be controlled using the included hard button remote or by the "Denon Remote App" downloaded to your iPhone or iPod Touch. You’ll be amazed at how many ways the RCD-N7 can bring music to your life!

Amazon Sales Rank: #31520 in Consumer Electronics Color: White Brand: Denon Model: RCD-N7 Dimensions: 4.40" h x 11.10" w x 11.75" l, 9.70 pounds Compact 65-watt/ch (4-ohms, 1KHz) AM/FM/CD receiver with built in iPod dock and networking capability. Made for iPod and iPhone with digital audio transmission. Internet radio and network audio straming via Ethernet and Wi-Fi. Online support of Napster, Pandora and Rhapsody (Service subscription may apply) Supports Apple AirPlay allowing straming of music files directly from iTunes music libraries located on Mac, PC, iPod Touch and iPhone. Allows playback of music files stored on PC or NAS when networked connected. Front mounted USB input for playback of WMA and MP3 music files. 96kHz/24-bit audio format capability. Hard button remote control included. Supports "Denon remote App" for operation control by iPod and iPhone.

The best customer reviews 9 of 10 people found this review helpful. Red Stereo - the first of its kind .. Definitely not the last! Al Arif Murshed I'm not one for quick approval, but could not resist this product I was looking for while now. How to access Pandora Internet radio, music stored on my pc and good ol CD/MP3/Radio if you have an iPhone and do not want a huge rack stereo response - the Denon N7! Dock multiple stereo / iPod in the range of $ 150-350 that will allow you to hear all the characteristics of the network N7 provided you have an iPod / iPhone becomes the point of the network. IDevices I'm not looking for a product that you have an incredible mind this.Then options options.I transmission multi-purpose room was not ready to buy multiple audio rack systems or go through several handshakes music pure and simple products. Denon N7 is very easy to install and connects to Pandora via my wifi router (I do not use Napster or Rhapsody). would be nice if I could like / dislike this music online radio Next ... search all podcasts, radio by country and you can turn out. Connect to my music folders on my computer (XP) via Windows Media Player 11 was a lil bit of a setback, but when I have the firewall turned off, so now it was easy to share. Then you have all CD/USB/MP3/AM/FM stereos these days .. looks.The have.Last receivers are bigger than I expected, but with excellent finish and simple clean design seems Drop Dead Gorgeous. Now cons ... speakers if you bought a pair of Denon's OK.i only appearance is another reason to purchase these results. Do not misunderstand me .. which are powerful, but somehow do not have loyalty to what I expected from a satellite Kefs Denon.I have for my home theater equipment, and this does not measure up to even when the costs are comparable. a few minor drawbacks ... looking for a song from the net is not easy .. and so on which you rely to maintain good indexing Windows Media Libraria write .. Airplay Apple firmware not been pushed to the N7, but can the iPhone with iTunes, and possibly other online music this.Last access .. expensive, but good This is the first on the market ... if you can wait, I can bet it will pave the way for the same type of product / price war that we see in the market blu ray network. One last word .. pimped immensely pleased with this stereo system! curious as to whether similar products from Bose, Polk, Yamaha, Cambridge fuel! 4 of 4 people found this review helpful. Infinite variety of music but the sound quality poor by explorer I bought this system a few weeks ago, and remains a big fan of his. The system is a WiFi-enabled technologies that will undoubtedly be more frequent in the future. I love the infinite variety of stations and genres that are easily accessible via the Internet, Pandora, iTunes (which can result in the air, even if your iPod, that is another option), etc. However, I believe in order Buy this Denon that depends on what is most important to you. Musical variety, or perhaps benefit more obscure genres Pandora or Internet radio stations, then this is for me this system is worth. There are seemingly hundreds of stations and you can listen to exactly the kind of music you want when you come home and turn it on. On the other hand, if your taste is something mainstream and you're happy with what you hear on the radio, or bought from iTunes, so you better sound from another shelf system and probably a way to connect your iPod to the . My previous game was a system of Onkyo and I still use the speaker system with the new Denon receiver. But the sound quality with the Denon receiver is not nearly as sharp and deep as the previous Onkyo system that I had, it can be a difficult choice - variety of music prefer Denon vs.