Generally a company's app will work with a whole range of their
products, so if there's a Denon app that's accessible and works with one
model of their receiver, chances are it works with all of heir modern
receivers. The entry for the app in the App Store will list what models
it supports. Apps also tend to have a demo mode so you can download them
and take them for a test spin to see how accessible they are before
buying the receiver.
I purchased a home theater system a few years ago, and one of the
criteria I used was how accessible it's iPhone app was. If I remember,
Onkio, Denon, Pioneer, and Yamaha all had apps for their home theater
systems, and I think Denon and Pioneer were the most accessible. That
was a few years ago, and my memory may not be completely accurate, so
definitely don't take my word on that and check things out for yourself
first.
I ended up getting a Yamaha RX-V773 (I think that's the right model
number.) and I just recently put it on the network by extending my wifi
network with an old LinkSys router. The iPhone app isn't as accessible
as I remember it, but there have been a few updates recently, so I need
to check that out again. It does support AirPlay though, so it's trivial
to go to my iPhone, get it to play something, and then hit the AirPlay
button and the RX-V773 device and listen to whatever I want on my iPhone
through my home theater system.
On 03/14/2015 12:12 AM, Arnold Schmidt wrote:
A couple years ago, I think on Cool Blind Tech, there was a podcast
about a Denon receiver that was quite accessible using an iPhone app.
However, even when that podcast was released, that receiver was no
longer available. Being that a lot of modern stereo equipment is not
the most blind friendly, are there any currently available receivers
that can be operated with an app?
Thanks for any opinions.
Arnold Schmidt
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