Denon Launches Second Generation Home Wireless Speakers with Sculptural Design Language

Denon has launched its second-generation collection of wireless multi-room speakers, which includes the Home 200, 400, and 600 models. Established in Japan in 1910, the brand brings over a century of audio expertise to this lineup. The new aesthetic focuses on sculptural shapes and materials that blend seamlessly with modern decor. Crafted from woven textiles, anodized aluminum, smooth paints, and soft silicone, the speakers are available in Stone and Charcoal. Following ten design principles, including Form Enhances Performance and Crafted to Last, all models support Dolby Atmos Music and high-resolution streaming through the HEOS platform, offering Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB-C, and Aux-In connectivity. The HEOS ecosystem can connect up to 64 devices across 32 zones. The compact Denon Home 200 features a three-driver, three-amplifier setup, while the Home 400 boasts a six-driver, six-amplifier configuration with up-firing drivers for enhanced spatial audio. The Home 600, designed horizontally, includes dual opposing 6.5-inch woofers and a built-in subwoofer system. Denon aims to position these speakers as enduring objects that elevate premium sound to a cultural experience, standing in contrast to the throwaway nature of many smart speakers.