The hardware itself has seen an overhaul as well, and the platform is now powered by an ARM A9 1.25 GHz Processor with 512 MB of flash memory and 256 MB of RAM. Bluetooth support has been added to the original Wi-Fi connectivity, permitting additional flexibility. DSD and AIFF format support will also be added in a coming update.Īudio quality isn’t the only thing updated in the new HS2 line. Users can now play WAV (PCM), Apple Lossless Audio, and FLAC files at up to 24-bit/192kHz quality either over a network or from USB. Things have only gotten tougher since, thanks to such competition as Yamaha’s MusicCast, but Denon isn’t standing still, and its latest update to the HEOS product line may be just the thing to give it a leg up on the competition.įor those who take their audio quality seriously, the most important aspect of the updated product line, dubbed by Denon as HS2, will be the newly added support for high-resolution audio files. In 2014, Denon announced its HEOS multi-room audio system, aimed at directly competing with systems from Sonos and others.

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