Denon DVD1800BD Black Blu-Ray Disc Player is renowned for its pioneering technology and host of advanced features. This 
device in black body creates is truly an object of envy.
Performing beyond your expectation, this Blu-Ray DVD player offers matchless picture quality and astounding audio. Combining style, performance and value, this unit becomes a perfect choice for every household.
This unit not only plays Blu-ray discs but also supports DVD’s, CD’s, DivX Video and more. With the availability of SD memory card slot, it facilitates digital music and photo playback.
Compatibility with all popular audio/video standards, it excels rest of the Blu-Ray DVD players. : NTSC is the signal system. On the connectivity side, it supports HDMI digital output, 1080/24p video output and1 set of A/V outputs.
The picture quality is improved with Deep Colour support and High-grade I/P conversion and scaling up to 1080p. Extended functions for BD-Video are also available.
Brightness, Contrast, Colour, Gamma Correction and Sharpness of the pictures can be adjusted to enhance your viewing experience. On the other hand, it delivers astounding audio performance with Pure Direct mode, Dolby TrueHD/DTS HD bitstream out and Digital Noise Reduction.
Burr-Brown 192kHz/24-bit audio digital-to-analog converters are other commendable features of this digital player.
Consuming 28 Watts during operation and 0.8 Watts on stand by mode, this unit reduces your operational costs. You can gain control over all the functions with easy-to-use remote control unit.
Denon DVD1800BD Blu-Ray Disc Player comes in sleek body of size (H) 80 x (W) 435 x (D) 348mm.
| General Info | |
|---|---|
| Brand | Denon |
| Model | Denon DVD1800BD Black Blu-Ray Disc Player |
| Dimensions | (H) 80 x (W) 435 x (D) 348mm. |
| Digital Output | 1080p |
| Playable Disk Types | DVD’s, CD’s, DivX Video |
| Power consumption | 28 Watts during operation and 0.8 Watts on stand by mode |
| Features | |
| Remote control | Yes |
| Audio Features | |
| Audio DAC | 192kHz/24-bit |
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