- 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.
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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!
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11 of 13 people found the following review helpful
By Arif Murshed
Amazon Verified Purchase
I am not one for early adoption but couldn't resist this product which i have been searching for while now. How to access Pandora,Internet Radio, music stored in my pc and good ol CD/MP3/Radio if you dont own a iphone and dont want a huge rack stereo?Answer - the Denon N7 !
There are multiple stereos/ipod docks in the $150-350 range which will allow you to listen to all the network features of N7 provided you have an ipod/iphone which becomes the network point. I dont have the iDevices so was looking for a product like this.Then you have a mind boggling options of multi room streaming options.I was not ready to buy multi rack audio systems or go through multiple product handshakes to hear simple pure music.
Denon N7 is a breeze to setup and connects to the Pandora through the my wifi router ( i dont use napster or rhapsody). it would be nice if you could Like/Dislike music through this. Next Internet radio ...search all podcasts, radio by country and you might luck out. Connecting to my music folders on my home PC (XP) through windows media player 11 was a lil bit of a hiccup but once i got the firewall disabled it was so now easy to share. Then you have the CD/USB/MP3/AM/FM that all stereos these days have.Last..the looks.The receiver is bigger than i expected but with the excellent finish and simple clean design it looks drop dead gorgeous.
Now the cons...the speakers if you did buy the Denons would pair just OK.i think the looks are a more reason for buying these than performance. dont get me wrong..they are powerful but somehow doesn't have the fidelity i expected of a Denon.I have satellite KEFs for my home theatre setup and this doesn't measure upto those even though the costs are comparable. a few minor cons...searching a network song is not easy.. and so will depend on you to maintain a good indexed windows media library.as i write ..apple airplay firmware has not been pushed to N7 but those with iphone can perhaps access itunes and other online music with this.Last ..a bit pricey but hey this is the first in the market now ...if you can wait i can bet it will set the stage for the same kind of product/price warfare we see in the network blu ray market.
Last word..immensely satisfied with this pimped out network stereo! curious to see if this will fuel similar products amongst bose, polk, yamaha, cambridge !!
There are multiple stereos/ipod docks in the $150-350 range which will allow you to listen to all the network features of N7 provided you have an ipod/iphone which becomes the network point. I dont have the iDevices so was looking for a product like this.Then you have a mind boggling options of multi room streaming options.I was not ready to buy multi rack audio systems or go through multiple product handshakes to hear simple pure music.
Denon N7 is a breeze to setup and connects to the Pandora through the my wifi router ( i dont use napster or rhapsody). it would be nice if you could Like/Dislike music through this. Next Internet radio ...search all podcasts, radio by country and you might luck out. Connecting to my music folders on my home PC (XP) through windows media player 11 was a lil bit of a hiccup but once i got the firewall disabled it was so now easy to share. Then you have the CD/USB/MP3/AM/FM that all stereos these days have.Last..the looks.The receiver is bigger than i expected but with the excellent finish and simple clean design it looks drop dead gorgeous.
Now the cons...the speakers if you did buy the Denons would pair just OK.i think the looks are a more reason for buying these than performance. dont get me wrong..they are powerful but somehow doesn't have the fidelity i expected of a Denon.I have satellite KEFs for my home theatre setup and this doesn't measure upto those even though the costs are comparable. a few minor cons...searching a network song is not easy.. and so will depend on you to maintain a good indexed windows media library.as i write ..apple airplay firmware has not been pushed to N7 but those with iphone can perhaps access itunes and other online music with this.Last ..a bit pricey but hey this is the first in the market now ...if you can wait i can bet it will set the stage for the same kind of product/price warfare we see in the network blu ray market.
Last word..immensely satisfied with this pimped out network stereo! curious to see if this will fuel similar products amongst bose, polk, yamaha, cambridge !!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
By pingapple
Sound quality is good. Setting up is easy. Good looking and good quality design. The only problem is failing to update firmware. It hung with the error message, "Connection Fail: A4, 3 mins".
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
By iacopovon
Amazon Verified Purchase
This stereo is PERFECT. When connected to the internet (easy to do even via wi-fi), it allows one to listen music from a wide variety of sources, including Pandora, Napster and almost any radio in the world (as most radios today also stream their music). I installed this right next to an apple airport express, and connected the stereo to it with an AUX cable, so I never had to pay for the extra $50 airplay fee. Everything is extremely easy to do, so easy that I never even needed the instructions.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
1.0 out of 5 stars
Great features...when it works.
My biggest mistake was waiting too long before trying the USB port. After compact size, the ability to use a flash drive was the most important feature I wanted in the device. Read more
Published 2 days ago by skangirl
1.0 out of 5 stars
No good
Set up easy and tuner,CD, aux input, pandora, iPod dock all work fine. Sound is very good through mid-level in-wall speakers in my kitchen. Read more
Published 14 months ago by K. Jamison
3.0 out of 5 stars
good but freezes
I bought this unit about 1 year ago.
After only 3 months, the menu got stuck and I had to return it. Read more
After only 3 months, the menu got stuck and I had to return it. Read more
Published 16 months ago by Frederic duquenoy
1.0 out of 5 stars
The hardware seems competent, the software is maddening
The product seems well manufactured, but Denon clearly knows nothing about software or user experience. Read more
Published 16 months ago by Cameron L. Palmer
3.0 out of 5 stars
Probably works fine, mine did not.
I bought a refurbished version as I often do. I never had a problem with that, except that my item did not work. It locked up after one minute. Read more
Published 20 months ago by BikinDutchman
1.0 out of 5 stars
Doesn't work with airtunes
If you intend to use airtunes don't buy this product. Airtunes is an 'upgrade' that costs $50 extra and works only about half the time. Read more
Published 21 months ago by mac user
4.0 out of 5 stars
streaming not included
great "all-in-one" unit, but for a product billed as a network streaming device i think it's a cheek that you have to pay an additional $50 to enable Airplay functionality from... Read more
Published 22 months ago by rocket75
4.0 out of 5 stars
Endless Variety of Music Though Mediocre Sound Quality
I purchased this system a few weeks ago, and remain a huge fan of it. The WiFi enabled system is cutting edge technology that will undoubtedly become more commonplace in the... Read more
Published on February 12, 2011 by musicfan
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excelent product! The best of its class!
It is an excellent product, even more with the AirPlay feature, sound is outstanding and it looks beautiful! The best of its class!!
Published on February 4, 2011 by santiagoh
4.0 out of 5 stars
Would be great if only it didn't got stuck
And by stuck I mean for it to stop working when asked to play a song. I don't know if it is because of the ipod model but it seems that the classic ipod won't work properly on the... Read more
Published on December 28, 2010 by Lucas
