That amp doesn’t have Atmos or DTS:X support though which I’d say makes this the better buy. The downside is that this has less HDMI inputs on it
Heat added OP. :smile:
tempt to Biddy2
17 Aug 17#7
Some people prefer the peace of mind which comes with a known brand
Biddy2 to tempt
17 Aug 17#8
Nope. Not biting to that thread tradition. :grin:
collectorcol to tempt
17 Aug 17#10
Don't tempt me...
The Denon 2300 is fantastic, I'd highly recommend it.
must_resist___purchased to Biddy2
18 Aug 17#15
HDR pass-through also missing which was the big deal breaker for me. The Denon is great value at current prices. The main advantage the Yamaha has is the web/multiroom connectivity and it's shallower (if your cabinet, like mine, limits your options)
linhang90
17 Aug 17#5
How does the sony mentioned above and this YAMAHA compare to DENON AVRX2300W?
I understand that Denon avrx2300w is a well reviewed amp.. lots of positive feedbacks,but is this yamaha better?
Bigfoot600 to linhang90
18 Aug 17#13
For the price its worth buying. The speakers you buy are going to determine how good it sounds. Atmos and DTS X are not essential if money is not a problem go for the Denon
malachi
18 Aug 17#14
Still not enough HDMI ports :disappointed:
d3n2
18 Aug 17#16
I've currently got an old Samsung HT-C5900 5.1 amp and speaker package. I'm assuming I'd need to replace all of the speakers I currently have as they're rated 3 ohms? Really tempted to buy this amp at this price but only have £100-200 for replacement speakers. Any suggestions on what to go with?
Biddy2 to d3n2
18 Aug 17#17
Unfortunately, yes you will need to replace the lot. I’d say that maybe these would be a good choice at that price range. richersounds.com/pro…blk
Leaves you with a bit of change to put towards speaker wire too if they don’t come in the box.
I have personally heard the Denon speakers myself and they definitely represent good value for money in a starter set. All three will be an improvement on your Samsung system. :smile:
Dark_Destroyer1
18 Aug 17#18
Have owned the Denon 2300 for a couple of years now with a 7.1 setup including Atmos. It is awesome and highly recommended for just a little more £
collectorcol to Dark_Destroyer1
18 Aug 17#19
I thought it was launched early last summer?...
Dark_Destroyer1 to collectorcol
19 Aug 17#22
My bad... Typo. I have the 2200, not 2300
Creative666
18 Aug 17#20
I think it's time to order this and replace my 2006 Onkyo 705 receiver!
linhang90 to Creative666
19 Aug 17#21
Everyones saying denon avrx2300w is better altho costs slightly more but totally worth the extra dosh
dvdvicar to Creative666
20 Aug 17#23
Must resist- must resist - must resist ......... :wink:
Creative666
26 Aug 17#24
Bought this amp to replace my Onkyo 705, and despite making many tweaks to the audio set up it just doesn't give me the same detail or sub response to my 10 year old Onkyo 705, which shocks me a little.
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I haven't heard this model but the X2300W is much more feature packed and sounds good!
Heat added OP. :smile:
The Denon 2300 is fantastic, I'd highly recommend it.
whathifi.com/yam…iew
Leaves you with a bit of change to put towards speaker wire too if they don’t come in the box.
Another alternative could be this. petertyson.co.uk/ind…D=U
Also, this set is available too. petertyson.co.uk/ind…D=U
I have personally heard the Denon speakers myself and they definitely represent good value for money in a starter set. All three will be an improvement on your Samsung system. :smile: