rccarguy3
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I am currently using an old beat up old Denon 2313 which is happily playing at -5 for movies and that’s with it sat in a cabinet getting hot.
That's pretty loud Have you calibrated it?
I am currently using an old beat up old Denon 2313 which is happily playing at -5 for movies and that’s with it sat in a cabinet getting hot.
That microphone limitation also applies to newer Denon/Marantz AVRs too. Even with the new expensive PC based windows app as well as the cheaper Android app.
X4700 is compatible with that too.
At launch, MultEQ-X supports all Denon and Marantz AVRs that are compatible with the “Audyssey MultEQ Editor” mobile application (available on iOS and Android).
Audyssey MultEQ-X Brings Powerful New Room Equalization Capabilities to Home Theater and Audio Enthusiasts
Why on earth would you pay £800 for secondhand electronics with no guarantee and no support when you can get a new one for £999 or ex demos, open box etc with full warranty for £919-£949? Just crazy.
the reality that new models will be released ~ June
That's what I can gather from reading various threads yesterday on here. Nothing concrete but based on the fact "they always do" except last year due to Covid and other factors, so more likely than not they will this year.Is that speculation or do you have a source for that reality?
A Denon 4200w - is hardly "slumming it". But your point is a valid & logical one - especially in the current climate!I think it would be best to wait and continue to slum it with the 4200 for now.
A Denon 4200w - is hardly "slumming it". But your point is a valid & logical one - especially in the current climate!
Was thinking of getting the 3700, but with a PS5 and Xbox, would want 2 HDMI inputs that can handle 4K/120. The 1700 has 3 inputs. 3800 would be my choice but how long to wait!
I was considering putting the "slum it" in quotes. I should have! True I'm not really suffering, just that for my own OCD I like to have AVRs on a 6 year upgrade cycle. I'm very happy with the sound my setup gives, just that feeling at the back of the mind wondering if I'm not missing out not being able to smoothen my curves so to speak!A Denon 4200w - is hardly "slumming it". But your point is a valid & logical one - especially in the current climate!