DENON DHT-S517

Dolby Atmos for 3D sound

From aircraft or space ships to tropical rainstorms, everything sounds far more 3D with Dolby Atmos (compatible Dolby Atmos source required). Featuring twin, upwards firing speakers, the Denon DHT-S517 is a certified Dolby Atmos soundbar. Atmos means that you get to hear all those special effects whizzing overhead.

The Denon difference

With a 110-year history, Denon is one of world’s oldest and most respected audio companies. Take a listen to this Denon soundbar and you’ll hear why. Not only does it boast Dolby Atmos, it also has a dedicated center channel for clear dialogue and a powerful subwoofer for punchy bass.

Perfect dialogue – with Denon Dialogue Enhancer

With its dedicated center channel, speech sounds clearer than ever with the DHT-S517. What’s more, with the Denon Dialogue Enhancer, the mid-range is enhanced for dialogue that is more prominent.

Powerful bass from dedicated subwoofer

Helping you to truly feel like you’re at the movies, the Denon DHT-S517 is supplied with a separate subwoofer. Featuring a bass reflex port, this subwoofer is both compact and powerful. For easy positioning, the link between soundbar and sub is wireless.

Tailor the sound

With three listening modes, you can tailor the sound to suit your choice of entertainment. Choose between Movie, Night or Music modes for the ideal sonic balance with films, late night viewing and music.

Bluetooth music streaming

More than just a soundbar, this Denon soundbar is also an effective music player. Thanks to a built-in Bluetooth receiver, you can link your smartphone, PC, laptop or other device with Bluetooth and stream your stored music or music services such as Spotify. It means that you’ll not only enjoy superior TV sound but also have a quality system for your music, too.

Easy to set-up

For the highest quality link, take advantage of the latest eARC (enhanced Audio Return Channel) HDMI connection. Don’t worry if your TV doesn’t have eARC, the HDMI socket is also backwards compatible with ARC. For even older TVs or games consoles, there are also optical and 3.5mm analogue inputs.