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Denon AVR-X3600H 9.2-Channel Home Theater Receiver (2019 model) w/ Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Apple AirPlay 2 & Amazon Alexa Compatibility on sale for
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Multi-channel receivers all have a lot of configuration options and these two are no exception. People who are familiar with Denon settings will likely find the 3600H easier to set up. No info on the Yamaha since it is all new.
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plus, I have the option to add height channels later with the on-board amplification...
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i used to be a big fan of denon / marantz amps. but the last few i have installed have been less than stellar (even just sold an X6500 that was in my personal collection). side by side a comparable yamaha aventage outperformed it musically.
every single software product i have used from any AVR brand adjusts frequency response, that is nothing specific to XT32.
it is not. there is not a huge difference between these calibration systems, albeit XT32 does do it at lower frequencies, but that does not necessarily make it a better product. i suggest you read up on the real AV forums about all of the issues people have with XT32. i have used it many occasions (Units I have owned or installed) and found it mostly a miss. it usually took more calibration runs to get close to "good" results but many times it still missed easy readings like distance and polarity.
one thing you need to realize is that adding more channels significantly reduces the actual power output to ALL channels. more is not always better.
in order to figure out what is the right AVR for you requires going through some questions. feel free to message me and we can work it out for you. no point clogging up a thread with your specifics. .
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in order to figure out what is the right AVR for you requires going through some questions. feel free to message me and we can work it out for you. no point clogging up a thread with your specifics. .
Polk Lsi speakers ?
Go with whatever price you feel is "cheaping out" for the basic features you feel are minimum for your setup and plan for an upgrade in 2 years or so rather than the typical 5 year cycle.
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