Denon S-101 Home Theater System

Description: The S-101 combines high-quality performance with an inviting, d?cor-friendly design. This streamlined system offers crisp DVD playback and uses Dolby? Virtual Speaker technology to create room-filling sound with just two speakers and a subw.... Read More

Description: The S-101 combines high-quality performance with an inviting, d?cor-friendly design. This streamlined system offers crisp DVD playback and uses Dolby? Virtual Speaker technology to create room-filling sound with just two speakers and a subwoofer. You get remarkably simple setup and operation, along with some special conveniences ? like a front-panel connection that enables the S-101 to play and control your iPod.This system is designed for easy hookup ? completed in just four simple steps. No wires to run all over your room, no complicated connections. The speakers come with table stands, or you can wall-mount them for an elegant, space-saving setup ? a perfect complement to flat-panel TVs.One of the coolest features of the S-101 is its iPod compatibility. Just hook up your iPod using the supplied cable. The S-101 displays a menu on your TV that looks and works like your iPod's screen, and you can control your iPod using the remote. Listen to your favorite songs through the S-101's speakers, or enjoy a slideshow from your iPod Photo on the large, bright screen of your TV. You won't have to worry about your iPod running low on power, since the S-101 also charges it for you.The S-101's remote control is uniquely easy to use. In addition to the DVD player/control center, it can control your TV, satellite receiver, cable box, VCR, and more. Its streamlined top panel contains the buttons that you'll use the most, such as power, play, and volume control. You can access additional buttons that you'll use less often by flipping open a panel on the back of the remote. The remote's "Help" button is a particularly handy feature that makes it easy to switch between the different components in your system. Pushing "Help" brings up an on-screen display that tells you what your options are based on which components are plugged in and what kind of disc is in the DVD player. Just scroll through friendly, easy-to-understand options ? "Watch TV," "Watch DVD," "Listen to radio," "Listen to iPod" ? and choose the one you want. It's that easy. Minimize