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X Series range of AV receivers ... Bluetooth and wi-fi as standard ... HDMI 2.0 with 4K 60fps capability ... Eco Mode that'll save up to 50% of energy while the AVR is in use ... Spotify Connect ... AIFF, DSD support ...

AVR-X1100W - 490 € ( 145W ... 7 channel amp ... 5+1 HDMI inputs (2 x 4K 60Hz) ... 2 x subwoofer preout )

AVR-X2100W - 615 € ( 150W ... 7+1 HDMI inputs, all 4K 60Hz ... 4K 30Hz, 1080p Scaler ... ISFccc calibration )

AVR-X3100W - 985 € ( 180W ... 4K 60Hz Scaler ... DTS Neo:X 7.1 ... 7.2 pre out ... DSD through HDMI )

AVR-X4100W - 1,600 € ( features t.b.a. )

AVR-X5200W - 2,090 € ( features t.b.a. )

AVR-X7100W - 2,955 € ( features t.b.a. )

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AVR-X4100W - 1,600 € ( features t.b.a. )

AVR-X5200W - 2,090 € ( features t.b.a. )

 

AVR-X4100W and the AVR-X5200W models will be the first Denon AVRs to feature Dolby Atmos.

All Dolby Atmos compatible Denon receivers will have the processing power to run a more enveloping, Audyssey MultEQ XT32 calibrated 9 channel Dolby Atmos layout using 5.1.4 or 7.1.2 configurations utilizing ceiling mounted, or Dolby Atmos-enabled speakers. A 5.1.4 speaker configuration is based upon a traditional 5.1 speaker layout complemented by 4 overhead or Dolby Atmos-enabled speakers. A 7.1.2 configuration is based on a 7.1 speaker layout with 2 overhead, or Dolby Atmos-enabled speakers.

"A 7.1.2 configuration is based on a 7.1 speaker layout with 2 overhead, or Dolby Atmos-enabled speakers."

The AVR-X5200W will have the processing capability to support a full 11 channel Dolby Atmos setup; taking advantage of 7.1.4 Dolby Atmos configurations. A 7.1.4 speaker configuration is based upon a traditional 7.1 speaker layout complemented by 4 overhead, or Dolby Atmos-enabled speakers.