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Nov 28, 2024 7:54 AM
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expired Posted by SlickCal • Nov 28, 2024
Nov 28, 2024 7:54 AM
Costco Members: Denon AVR-X1700H 7.2-Channel 8K A/V Receiver (Black)
+ Free S/H$300
$399
24% offCostco Wholesale
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This was already a good deal at $400. It's a really good deal, IMO, at $300.
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Also wondering what the bankruptcy means for Denon. Guessing that is why these are being reduced in price.
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Also wondering what the bankruptcy means for Denon. Guessing that is why these are being reduced in price.
Again, maybe there has been a firmware update to fix the issue, but I just skip the feature instead.
Also for those that did a price adjustment who recently bought the receiver, Costco just refunded the difference for me after a day. So definitely file those price adjustment requests online.
Again, maybe there has been a firmware update to fix the issue, but I just skip the feature instead.
Also for those that did a price adjustment who recently bought the receiver, Costco just refunded the difference for me after a day. So definitely file those price adjustment requests online.
This unit has a simpler GUI interface than what Onkyo provides, but it works well enough. You can make the setup a bit easier if you use the Denon remote control app or the web interface to configure the receiver. While it doesn't output as much wattage on paper, but I couldn't notice any real differences. I'm using this with a 5.1 set of Polk LSI series speakers and frankly I do think it sounds better for music and movies than the Onkyo does.
I have a Denon AVR-S760H as well, as they're pretty similar. Just disable CEC HDMI handshaking on these units as it's buggy and will switch to the wrong device if you leave the feature enabled. Also pro tip, you can disable Zone 2 from the remote by holding the "Zone 2" button and "Setup" button at the same time until "Main" and "Zone 2" blink.
just got an LG C4 so i might return the TSR-700 to costco because of its issues
Basic question about the Denon 2 zone -- I want to set up a second set of wired speakers in another room. Where would I connect the Zone 2 on the Denon? I don't see a Zone 2 speaker out on the back - or am i missing something basic? <--- very possible
edited to add
According to the manuel, zone 2 speakers are connected to the surround back L&R & configured to zone 2 in the controle panel. So to use 2 zone, the set up is 5.1
I can live with that, https://www.denon.com/on/demandwa...ual-en.pdf
This unit has a simpler GUI interface than what Onkyo provides, but it works well enough. You can make the setup a bit easier if you use the Denon remote control app or the web interface to configure the receiver. While it doesn't output as much wattage on paper, but I couldn't notice any real differences. I'm using this with a 5.1 set of Polk LSI series speakers and frankly I do think it sounds better for music and movies than the Onkyo does.
I have a Denon AVR-S760H as well, as they're pretty similar. Just disable CEC HDMI handshaking on these units as it's buggy and will switch to the wrong device if you leave the feature enabled. Also pro tip, you can disable Zone 2 from the remote by holding the "Zone 2" button and "Setup" button at the same time until "Main" and "Zone 2" blink.
Also wondering what the bankruptcy means for Denon. Guessing that is why these are being reduced in price.
Again, maybe there has been a firmware update to fix the issue, but I just skip the feature instead.
Also for those that did a price adjustment who recently bought the receiver, Costco just refunded the difference for me after a day. So definitely file those price adjustment requests online.
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