The difference between 7.1 channel, and 7.2 channel receivers like the Denon AVR-X1300W and AVR-X2300W, is that they have 1 or 2 subs respectively. One of the main challenges with 7 channel AV receivers like these Denon models, is that although they do provide for both front and rear surround sound speakers, the amplification power is often compromised by the number of channels. 7.2 Channels for Optimum 3D Audio Compatibility We’re going to be covering each of these aspects in detail, and discuss all of the individual features that these AV receivers provide, to determine their performance as well as their relative value based on the technology that’s currently on the market.Īnother important quality which we’re going to discuss is the ease of use that they provide, from overall compatibility to the wireless streaming and remote control options, to help you form a clear opinion on whether or not they’re right for your home entertainment system.
The following features are what we believe these AV receivers offer that really make them a unique and powerful option for your home theater system: We’re therefore going to be rating the Denon AVR-X1300W and AVR-X2300W based on how well they deliver on the demands of advanced high definition video and high resolution audio data to deliver well-directed, loud and crystal clear entertainment. Typically, the inherent advantages of an AV receiver over a standard stereo system has been the number of channels that are available, as well as supporting both digital audio and video. The ability to process and amplify realistic audio/video and deliver it throughout a versatile network of devices, like Blu-ray players, video game consoles and your cable box is a huge advantage not only in the quality of audio/video that’s achieved, but also the hardware that’s compatible with your home theater.
A rock solid AV receiver is essential to any home theater system.
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