I love Denon and it's been a while since my first one 12 years ago, I'm semi retired so I went with a refurb, because of income. I'm in the process of connecting the AVR fully with in wall, ceiling, center speakers along with a sub in my Gator Lounge (Man Cave), I really like all of the options I've read a lot and view many videos about the AVR-S760

Ok, I admit I'm a dinosaur! I'm used to the old style of plug in and play receivers. This threw me for a bit of a loop but I read the manual and had some help from some friends. I never had a surround system before so a lot of this was new to me. But once I learned how it all works, it came fairly easy. This refurbished unit came looking brand new, with everything you need. The sound is fabulous and the option to have a phono input was a must. I never owned a Denon before and now I wonder why I waited so long to get one. This is a great receiver!

I'm extremely satisfied with my purchase of the Denon AVR, from ease of set up and installation to functionality and incredible sound. So glad I picked Denon!

Quite happy. Looking at the equipment, I wouldn't know it had been refurbished. It is much easier to operate and much more intuitive than the Onkyo TX-NR515 it replaced

Running 5. 1 polk satellite system (8"powered sub)-89db sensitivity. It is extremely time consuming to setup all the different sound modes (speaker levels, etc). The audyssey seems like a good idea and was fairly accurate on distance, but the overall speaker settings were way too low. After a week of constant tweaking, I am getting close; it still seems underpowered so I cant imagine a full 7. 1 setup with <88db sensitivity. Blu-ray/cd/fm radio all have good sound; streaming/over air are hit/miss in dolby surr modes.

I've been using this for a little more than a week now, and it's been doing great for what I need it to do. Only downside is that eARC and ARC are super finnicky and will cause video and audio to cut out for a few seconds quite frequently, but disabling it worked just fine for me, and it's had zero hiccups since then.

I picked up the Denon AVR‑S760H as a replacement for my 8‑year‑old Marantz receiver, which had started struggling to pass video from external components. Since the Denon uses the same operating system as my old Marantz, setup was refreshingly easy — almost plug‑and‑play. Within minutes I had everything configured and running. One of the biggest improvements for my system has been eARC, especially with my 7. 1 speaker setup. Even though the S760H is rated at only 75W per channel, my room is on the smaller side (about 13' x 14'), and the receiver fills it effortlessly. TV and movies sound fantastic, and the surround performance is noticeably cleaner and more dynamic than what I was getting from the aging Marantz. For music, I mostly use Apple AirPlay, and it works beautifully. Setup was simple, and the sound quality is excellent for casual listening. I did knock off one star for an odd Alexa+ issue. The Alexa app sees the receiver, and interestingly, if I include the Denon in an Alexa+ routine with my Samsung TV, the routine works — power on/off included. But when I try to control the receiver by itself (power on/off or streaming music), Alexa+ insists the commands are working even though nothing happens. No error messages, no “device not found,” just… nothing. It seems like Alexa+ can communicate with the receiver through the TV when the TV is on, which explains why the routine works, but direct control is hit‑or‑miss. It’s a minor annoyance for me, but it could be a bigger frustration for someone who relies heavily on voice control. On the positive side, I bought this unit refurbished directly from Denon, and you’d never know it. Packaging was pristine, and the receiver looks brand new. For the price I paid, it was an absolute steal. Aside from the Alexa+ quirk, the AVR‑S760H meets — and in many ways exceeds — my needs. It’s a great performer for movies, easy to live with, and a worthy upgrade from my old Marantz. Watching movies is genuinely more enjoyable now.

Overall, I really like my new receiver. My only issue it that it can be more challenging to setup than I expected. It has so many options, which can be good but also overwhelming.

Arrived quickly. Exactly as ordered Product easy to install. Powered Zone 2 is great. Wireless connection is great. Tv picture and sound much better than my older Onkyo Reciever that went out.

worked well for a couple of weeks, and then the sound stopped.