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Denon 25% Off Select Refurbished: AVR-S760H 7.2 Ch. 75W 8K AV Receiver Expired
$224.25
$599.00
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Denon is offering 25% Off Select Denon Refurbished Products w/ promo code MARCH25 applied in cart. Shipping is free.
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- AVR-S760H 7.2 Ch. 75W 8K AV Receiver (Refurbished) $224.25
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very good price on avr-s760H at $225. almost matching slickdeal in late 23
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If you need more wattage output, go with the Onkyo if there is a deal at Costco (easy to return). If you want bang for the buck, the Denon at this price is hard to beat. I picked up a refurb during the last sale at $209, and it came well packaged, but the front display did have a few scratches, but the unit itself worked fine. YMMV when it comes to the condition of the refurbished unit, but I'll take a few scratches to get the deal.
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Based on how many went "coming soon" soon after, my guess is yes.
They probably didn't have many either.
The 3800 is a lot of value for that price imo.
They probably didn't have many either.
The 3800 is a lot of value for that price imo.
Yes $1500 for the 4800 is pretty good also.
I went with the 3800 since I use my AVR as a pre pro and the 4800 didn't add much for the extra cost.
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Currently, I have S940H 7.2, running it in Atmos 5.1.2 configuration. Speakers are Jamo 803 with the atmos attachments, etc. (I know people say the are entry-level etc. but I am happy the way they sound. I might upgrade in the future, but that's a different topic)
The setup is PC graphics goes to TV (77' lg oled) that is 4k 120Hz, then a second hdmi cable is going from the TV to the denon for sound.
So S940H is a 4k 60hz receiver, I guess the newer model is S970H? Is it worth upgrading for my scenario?
Currently, as mentioned, it's running PC to TV to Denon. Would it make sense to re-run it PC to Denon to TV, I am guessing 8k receiver should do 4k/120hz to fully utilize the TV? (Graphics card is 7900xtx, it does hit 120 fps and above at 4k in many games) Is it worth the money and the hassle?
How do I get the sub to work?
I can get the sub to work if I change it to Dolby surround under music settings but it sounds very crappy.
Same with DTS neural, DTS virtual.
Only setting where music sound is good is Music Stereo but I can't get the sub to work under that setting.
How do I get the sub to work?
I can get the sub to work if I change it to Dolby surround under music settings but it sounds very crappy.
Same with DTS neural, DTS virtual.
Only setting where music sound is good is Music Stereo but I can't get the sub to work under that setting.
Currently, I have S940H 7.2, running it in Atmos 5.1.2 configuration. Speakers are Jamo 803 with the atmos attachments, etc. (I know people say the are entry-level etc. but I am happy the way they sound. I might upgrade in the future, but that's a different topic)
The setup is PC graphics goes to TV (77' lg oled) that is 4k 120Hz, then a second hdmi cable is going from the TV to the denon for sound.
So S940H is a 4k 60hz receiver, I guess the newer model is S970H? Is it worth upgrading for my scenario?
Currently, as mentioned, it's running PC to TV to Denon. Would it make sense to re-run it PC to Denon to TV, I am guessing 8k receiver should do 4k/120hz to fully utilize the TV? (Graphics card is 7900xtx, it does hit 120 fps and above at 4k in many games) Is it worth the money and the hassle?
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