1) Nice sofa....
2) Better off with a good brand like Bush/Alba etc...
3) Do they sell these in Loughboro

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1) Nice sofa....
2) Better off with a good brand like Bush/Alba etc...
3) Do they sell these in Loughboro

blah blah blah ...that's those out the way.....


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Cheers m8 ordered and brilliant deal.Great company for customer service too.

i have a sony str dn1040 but lack of 4k is an issue now

can anyone recommend

are all the ports hdmi 2.0

Eight HDMI 2.0a inputs (one on the front panel) and two outputs.

The inputs are all capable of supporting HDR content and 4K upscaling up to 60fps, plus they’re all HDCP 2.2 compliant and offer 4:4:4 full colour resolution for 4K content.

Review here - http://www.whathifi.com/denon/avr-x2200w/review

in the future will have
xbox one s and pc

as i have had the sony over 2 years now i dont think it supports 4k very well atm i have to plug direct into the tv hdmi port

Nice receiver with great specs. Denon have just released a new model but it's very similar.
Holding out for £250 but I'm sure stock will start dwindling.

Know what your saying but seems any brand AVR gets these comments nowadays.....

Does PC use HDCP2.2 anyway? also the Xbox one doesn't bit stream uncompressed audio so its not a replacement to a standalone UHD bluray player.

will RS price match this?

Richer Sounds is the same price but it is only available in selected stores

Just purchased a few days ago for £299. Quite a bit of plastic compared to an old 3801 I had, doesn't support bi-amping requiring me to use the rear surround sound for bi-wiring and no dual band wifi.

HDMI 2.0 provides enough bandwidth for 2160p/60hz images, but the streaming services (Netflix etc.) will require HDCP2.2 compliance for 4K video. I don't think Amazon or Netflix have launched their 4K services on PC yet.

I'm very unclear which GPUs are HDCP2.2 certified, I'm sure Nvidia started compliance with their Titan/980Ti which would be bad news for owners of the earlier Maxwell cards (970/980).

if they're the specs. then you would have known that before you bought it, there's also little point bi-amping/bi-wiring if the amp shares the same power supply anyway.

can the 2nd hdmi output play the same or a different source in standby?

I have this amp along with a 4K Samsung TV and an HTPC with a GTX960 and it all works at HDCP 2.2 + 4:4:4 4K/60fps. Amazon Prime also streams some 4K UHD series, directly but not to the PC.

Nice Sofa!

You can't beat a good bush though.

You can though.

I upgraded to this amp a few months ago from my Yamaha. I think the newer model is meant to be slightly better but the 2200 is very very good and for £289 its amazing value!

The only thing i have to say against the 2200 (and many reviews mention this) is the bass. After i did the calibration I was seriously underwhelmed- it was just sooo weak! Took days of LFE research, adjusting receiver speaker settings/values and subwoofer messing about to get to a stage where I was truly happy- just a warning! :neutral_face:

Does this support HDR?

This is the issue, there are still no streaming services to test these features properly.
I've forced HDCP 2.2 on the 970/980 Ti but it appears to add slight stuttering in 4:4:4/60Hz. The DRM causes it to exceed the bandwidth of the connection.

The latest rumour is that we will need a 1070/1080 (Polaris) if Netflix decide to use PlayReady 3.0 certification.

yes

In addition to handling 4K Ultra HD 3840x2160 resolution, the AVR-X2200W also features HDR (

So I am going to ask a really stupid question as I am grossly ignorant of these systems. Do they support any kind of "wireless" for the rear surround speakers, or is that only for playing music around the house?

I currently am only using 3.1 with my current AV becuase I have no way to trail speaker cable around the living room.

1070/1080 is Nvidia, Polaris (460/470/480) is AMD.

Whoops, Pascal sorry :smile:

Same thing coming from a sony str-dn1050 which has really good bass. :disappointed: I found the calibration set all the speakers and sub way too low.. Not perfect but I got a cheapo sound meter from amazon and set the speakers using that and now things sound much better. The sub alone went from -11 to -6, need to tinker some more before sending it back as I like the sound better on the denon overall.

Cold cheap Chinese rubbish, better with Sony quality

I've been waiting for my Onkyo 605 to die to pick one of these up. The new 2300W looks identical, I'd much prefer to save £200 and get this. Sadly the Onkyo refuses to die with dignity.

I've currently got a Denon 1612 which has an annoying capacitor problem (so I understand from Googling) which means if it's warm when you turn it on it just repeatedly turns on and off in a never ending cycle, tempted by this but suspicious of buying another Denon and concerned at the reported bass config issues. Hmm...

Burial at sea then. Dignified yet final.

The bass config could all be down to the Audyssey auto calibration - I have an older version of Audyssey on my Onkyo and it calibrated my amp a little too bass-lite for my taste. Just adjust the sub's dB manually afterwards.

dolby atmos?

Yes

I Flubited the £299 deal and got it for £281 :smiley:


Yes it does: Manual (page 37)

ordered

Very tempted my Onkyo is on it's last legs...

Flubit at £273 very tempted to replace my Onkyo 717 with this one

do you still get a 3 year warranty with flubit

don't know, would be interested to know that also before ordering

guess it depends who it is shipping and supplying item might be worth paying the extra to be sure

Worst case, can return it under distance selling regs if not.

Looks like it will be supplied by Superfi

Only peeked in to see the sofa comments :smile:

Possibly, I have no streams to test. But also consider it may be down to your GPU, of that generation only the GM206 GPUs have HEVC decoding.

got a flubit offer at £271 so just bought it and it will come with a 2 year warranty so happy with that

anybody going to be setting up with some dolby atmos speakers ?

Got this via flubit for £268 with next day delivery from Superfi. Not connected yet but will be looking into atmos speakers

Also got this via Flubit, my offer was £265. Bargain! At least until it drops to £250!

Just ordered via flubit for £262! Now i just need to work out what speakers to buy!

anyone having issues with the receiver was using xb1 and screen would go black and keep coming back and then black screen again like its loosing signal

check you hdmi leads - sounds like a handshake issue.

I set mine up last night and was having same issue with my pc - changed over to a newer HDMI lead and problem went away.

How did you get flubit to accept the link? It says URL not accepted? Also is £19 really worth sacrificing an extra years warranty

hi all.. which subwoofer can I use with this please?