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Specifications
- Power Output: 80 W/Ch at 8 Ohms, 20 Hz–20 kHz, 0.08%, 2 Channels Driven
- Dynamic Power: 160 W (3 Ohms), 125 W (4 Ohms), 85 W (8 Ohms)
- THD+N: 0.08% (20 Hz–20 kHz, Half Power)
- Frequency Response: 10 Hz–100 kHz/+1 dB, -3 dB (Direct Mode)
- Speaker Impedance: 4 Ohms–16 Ohms
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 17 1/8" x 6 7/8" x 14 13/16" (435 x 174 x 376.5 mm)
- Weight: 21.2 lbs (9.6 kg)
- Power Consumption: 460 W
- Standby Power Consumption: 0.1 W
Description
Prepare for the 8K Home Theater Revolution. High-spec HDMI® will unlock exciting features for gamers and film lovers in your family, including 8K video passthrough, HDR10+, and low-latency gameplay. Enjoy DTS: X® and Dolby Atmos® 3D soundtracks with refined Integra power and convenient voice-controllable multi-room audio.
High-spec HDMI® will unlock exciting features for gamers and film lovers in your family, including 8K video passthrough, HDR10+, and low-latency gameplay. Enjoy DTS: X® and Dolby Atmos® 3D soundtracks with refined Integra power and convenient voice-controllable multi-room audio.
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Brand highlights
Taking a step back to look at reviewers' thoughts of the brand's entire lineup—not just this product—what stands out most is the following:
- Integra offers robust power amplification while ensuring efficient thermal management, integrating advanced heat sinks and often featuring active cooling solutions like low-noise fans.
- The brand's receivers have Klipsch speaker EQ presets, optimizing sound for specific Klipsch speaker models, reflecting a unique collaboration between the two brands.
- Integra emphasizes high resolution audio playback supporting various formats (FLAC, WAV, Apple Lossless, etc.) and high sampling rates via both USB and network connections.
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DSX-3
- Positioning: A compact, slim network AV receiver designed for limited spaces.
- Description: Offers a straightforward design with HDMI 2.1 support for 4K HDR and efficient high-resolution audio processing in a 5.1 channel setup. Compared to the other products, its lower power and slim form factor make it well suited for small rooms and budget-conscious buyers who need essential networking and streaming capabilities.
DRX 2.4
- Positioning: An entry-level network AV receiver with fewer channels and advanced HDMI video features.
- Description: Supports 7.2-channel sound with HDMI 2.1 inputs that enable 8K/60Hz and enhanced video upscaling while maintaining a focus on essential audio performance with 80 W per channel. In comparison to the DSX-3, it adds more connectivity and modern video processing but offers less overall amplification and multichannel flexibility than the higher-end DRX models.
DRX 5.3
- Positioning: A mid-range 9.2-channel receiver built for integrated home theater experiences.
- Description: Delivers dynamic amplification with features like IMAX Enhanced mode and DTS:X support that boost cinematic sound quality. Compared to the DSX-3 and DRX 2.4, it offers significantly higher power and audio fidelity along with enhanced networking and multi-room capabilities.
DRX 7.3
- Positioning: A premium 9.2-channel receiver focused on precise calibration and robust integration.
- Description: Features THX Certified Select amplification, IMAX Enhanced audio, and advanced room calibration through AccuEQ Advance Plus to refine sound performance. Relative to the DRX 5.3, it provides additional calibration technology and connectivity options.
DRX 8.4
- Positioning: The flagship 11.4-channel receiver engineered for ultimate audiophile home theaters.
- Description: Offers high power output with 150 watts per channel, dual ESS Sabre DACs, and Dirac Live room correction alongside extensive HDMI 2.1 connectivity supporting 8K/60p and various HDR formats. Compared to all other models in the lineup, it stands out for its premium features and integration flexibility.
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Founding Year
1999
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Integra is a hifi brand that designs AV receivers with custom installation in mind, featuring a bright white back panel for easier connections, built-in HDMI diagnostics, and compatibility with remote monitoring systems. Their receivers include specialized features like Klipsch Optimized Mode for automatic speaker optimization and Dolby Atmos Height Virtualizer for creating virtual surround effects without extra speakers.
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Denon
AVR-X2800H
1199
1199
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6
Reviews
Denon, which pioneered the AV Receiver over 110 years ago, continues to set industry standards with their HEOS Built-in technology for multi-room wireless audio. Their receivers deliver up to 13 channels of output and include 8K HDMI with eARC support, while their limited edition models like the PMA-A110 combine classic design with modern performance.
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Product Strengths
- More open and well-distributed soundstage compared to its predecessor
- Good clarity, with no delays or jarring during surround sound usage
- Improved timing results in a more musical performance
- Easy and understandable setup process
- Audyssey MultEQ XT room correction technology optimizes performance in any listening environment
- Includes connectivity options
Product Considerations
- Appearance needs a refresh
- Some might crave more bass weight
- Cramped input/output arrangement makes plugging/unplugging tedious
- HEOS app is clumsy
- The HDMI ports may have problems with longer cables, potentially causing video and audio dropouts
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs Denon AVR-X2700H—the AVR-X2800H provides a soundstage that feels more open and well-distributed, is less reliant on heavy bass, and delivers more separation to each facet
- Vs Denon AVR-X2700H—dialogue has more liveliness and clarity for more engaging viewing
- Vs Denon AVR-X2700H—it is a more musical performer with a nice attack and clean vocal
Takeaway: The Denon AVR-X2800H is a good AV receiver that sounds good and is easy to set up, making it suitable for any home theater. It has many features that are easy to use, with good quality sound for both movies and music.
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Denon, which pioneered the AV Receiver over 110 years ago, continues to set industry standards with their HEOS Built-in technology for multi-room wireless audio. Their receivers deliver up to 13 channels of output and include 8K HDMI with eARC support, while their limited edition models like the PMA-A110 combine classic design with modern performance.
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Marantz
Cinema 60
1700
1700
/
6
Reviews
Marantz is a hifi brand known for its proprietary HDAM technology, which replaces traditional op-amps in their amplifiers for better sound quality. Their products include slim-design AVRs that fit better under TVs, and their flagship Model 10 Reference Integrated Amplifier delivers exceptional power with 250 watts into 8 ohms through its dual-mono symmetrical amplifier topology.
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Product Strengths
- Sleek, modern design with a visually appealing interface and iconic Marantz porthole
- Supports the latest audio formats like Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, offering immersive 3D surround sound experiences
- Delivers clear and detailed sound quality, with a neutral sound signature that pairs well with various speaker types
- The setup process is user-friendly, thanks to its intuitive on-screen setup guide and the Marantz AVR Remote app
- Offers HDMI 2.1 connectivity with 8K/60Hz and 4K/120Hz pass-through, catering to gamers and those seeking to future-proof their setups
Product Considerations
- Odyssey room correction (MultEQ XT) may require the separate purchase of a mobile app for more accurate and customizable calibration
- Supports a maximum of 7 channels, which may not be enough for users wanting a more enveloping 7.2.4 setup
- Lacks front HDMI connections, which some users might find convenient
- Some older video connections (composite and component) are not included, potentially requiring converters for older devices
- Dolby Atmos height virtualization can be difficult to turn on, as the process is not streamlined within the menu system
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs Marantz SR5015—the Cinema 60 offers a more modern design and more 8K HDMI inputs, while the SR5015 has older video connections
- Vs Denon AVR-X2800H—the Cinema 60 has a more extensive redesign
Takeaway: The Marantz Cinema 60 offers a blend of modern aesthetics, advanced audio processing, and future-proof video capabilities, making it a solid choice for home theater enthusiasts who want excellent sound and easy setup. It also offers solid sound quality for playing music.
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Our take on the brand
Marantz is a hifi brand known for its proprietary HDAM technology, which replaces traditional op-amps in their amplifiers for better sound quality. Their products include slim-design AVRs that fit better under TVs, and their flagship Model 10 Reference Integrated Amplifier delivers exceptional power with 250 watts into 8 ohms through its dual-mono symmetrical amplifier topology.
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Integra
DRX 3.4
1500
1500
/
4
Reviews
Integra is a hifi brand that designs AV receivers with custom installation in mind, featuring a bright white back panel for easier connections, built-in HDMI diagnostics, and compatibility with remote monitoring systems. Their receivers include specialized features like Klipsch Optimized Mode for automatic speaker optimization and Dolby Atmos Height Virtualizer for creating virtual surround effects without extra speakers.
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Product Strengths
- Support for Dolby Atmos, DTS-X, as well as IMAX enhanced content
- Supports the latest video formats, which include 8K60 and 4K120
- Dirac Live is among the best room correction solutions on the market right now, and its implementation here is flawless
- Integra's sound is basically neutral or true to the source
- Full preamp outputs for all channels are included, allowing addition of a third party amplifier for more power or for a second zone
Product Considerations
- The DRX design is a little dated
- Dirac Live bass management is not available, unlike some competitors
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Sound wise, the reviewer prefers the Integra to that of the Yamaha, and Dirac is better than Y-POW
- Integra provides more by way of features and connectivity for less money, while giving up little to nothing in the sound department
Takeaway: The Integra DRX 3.4 is a solid receiver with great sound, a neutral profile, and support for modern formats like 8K and Dolby Atmos. The inclusion of Dirac Live makes it a fantastic choice for anyone looking to get great sound in a home theater.
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Integra is a hifi brand that designs AV receivers with custom installation in mind, featuring a bright white back panel for easier connections, built-in HDMI diagnostics, and compatibility with remote monitoring systems. Their receivers include specialized features like Klipsch Optimized Mode for automatic speaker optimization and Dolby Atmos Height Virtualizer for creating virtual surround effects without extra speakers.
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Integra
DRX 5.4
2200
2200
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Reviews
Theater-reference Dolby Atmos® or DTS: X® sound through up to 7.2.4 channels complements 8K HDR video passthrough. Connect 5.2.4-channel speakers and Zone 2 speakers and switch between 5.2.4-ch and 5.2.2-ch + Zone 2 playback, or use 5 GHz/2.4 GHz Wi-Fi® and your voice to control music all around your home.
Integra is a hifi brand that designs AV receivers with custom installation in mind, featuring a bright white back panel for easier connections, built-in HDMI diagnostics, and compatibility with remote monitoring systems. Their receivers include specialized features like Klipsch Optimized Mode for automatic speaker optimization and Dolby Atmos Height Virtualizer for creating virtual surround effects without extra speakers.
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Product Strengths
- Integra DRX provides a natural sound for both movies and music without heavily favoring one over the other
- Direct Live auto setup system is a highlight, considered one of the best auto-calibration systems, significantly improving sound quality compared to other auto-setup systems
- Offers clean and open sound with good detail and atmosphere, a quality where Integra stands out
- Specifically designed to match with Klipsch speakers, offering a function to easily select Klipsch speaker models for setup, simplifying crossover settings
Product Considerations
- Source material that takes advantage of iMac Enhanced features may be difficult to find
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Integra is a higher-end brand of Onkyo, similar to Lexus being the higher-end brand of Toyota
Takeaway: The Integra DRX receivers offer a natural and clean sound experience, especially when using the advanced Direct Live auto-setup. Its compatibility with Klipsch speakers makes it a user-friendly and high-performing choice for home theater enthusiasts.
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Integra is a hifi brand that designs AV receivers with custom installation in mind, featuring a bright white back panel for easier connections, built-in HDMI diagnostics, and compatibility with remote monitoring systems. Their receivers include specialized features like Klipsch Optimized Mode for automatic speaker optimization and Dolby Atmos Height Virtualizer for creating virtual surround effects without extra speakers.
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Denon
AVR-X1700H
699
/
Released
2021
Denon, which pioneered the AV Receiver over 110 years ago, continues to set industry standards with their HEOS Built-in technology for multi-room wireless audio. Their receivers deliver up to 13 channels of output and include 8K HDMI with eARC support, while their limited edition models like the PMA-A110 combine classic design with modern performance.
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Product Strengths
- Supports 8K at 60Hz and 4K at 120Hz, boosting gaming purposes via 3 HDMI ports at the back.
- Features 6 HDMI inputs and 1 HDMI output, capable of handling multiple devices.
- Offers wireless connectivity through Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
- Delivers room-filling sound with 80 watts per channel.
- The AVR-X1700H and the more expensive model X2700H have the same chassis, which adds a plus for quality.
- Features 6 HDMI inputs and 1 HDMI output, capable of handling multiple devices.
- Offers wireless connectivity through Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
Product Considerations
- Front panel lacks HDMI input port and AUX port
- The back panel lacks a USB port for powering streaming dongles
- Only has one HDMI output
- Retro feeling of pixelated letters on the front digital display
- Limited support for surround sound formats compared to upscale versions
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Compared to the Marantz NR1510, the Denon AVR-X1700H has a 7.2 channel configuration while Marantz offers 5.2, and the Denon supports Zone 2 feature—which the Marantz does not.
- The level of detail, stability, and vibrato is comparable with the AVR-X2700H in music playback
Takeaway: The Denon AVR-X1700H is a solid choice to consider for the latest technology for gaming and home theaters, and supports multiple devices. It is easy to set up, and it has good sound that can fill a room without costing too much.
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Denon, which pioneered the AV Receiver over 110 years ago, continues to set industry standards with their HEOS Built-in technology for multi-room wireless audio. Their receivers deliver up to 13 channels of output and include 8K HDMI with eARC support, while their limited edition models like the PMA-A110 combine classic design with modern performance.
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Denon
AVR-S970H
799
/
Released
2022
Denon, which pioneered the AV Receiver over 110 years ago, continues to set industry standards with their HEOS Built-in technology for multi-room wireless audio. Their receivers deliver up to 13 channels of output and include 8K HDMI with eARC support, while their limited edition models like the PMA-A110 combine classic design with modern performance.
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Product Strengths
- Loaded with the latest tech for video, low-latency gaming, voice control, and music streaming
- Assignable speaker outputs allow selection of the best immersive speaker type for the room
- A larger power transformer, output transistors, and more heat sinks compared to a similar model result in more punch, even at lower volumes
- Offers six rear HDMI inputs, with three being 8K capable and eARC support
- Setup menu walks users through each step with visuals, making it easy to set up, and includes Audyssey room correction
- Six rear HDMI inputs, with three being 8K capable and eARC support
Product Considerations
- The initial setup can be challenging for those less tech-savvy, according to some reviewers
- The Wi-Fi setup process could be more intuitive
- May lack some warmth for music playback, which could be a compromise for die-hard music lovers
- The remote control can feel cluttered
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- The S970H has more analog inputs (4 vs 2), a second TV monitor out, and a more robust amplifier section with 90 watts per channel compared to the Denon AVR-S770H's 75
- The Denon AVR-S970H has a wider range of connectivity options compared to the Yamaha RX-V6A
Takeaway: The Denon AVR-S970H is a solid choice for anyone wanting to enhance their home theater experience with rich, immersive sound and versatile connectivity. With its user-friendly setup and modern features, this receiver is a great option for both casual listeners and audio enthusiasts alike.
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Denon, which pioneered the AV Receiver over 110 years ago, continues to set industry standards with their HEOS Built-in technology for multi-room wireless audio. Their receivers deliver up to 13 channels of output and include 8K HDMI with eARC support, while their limited edition models like the PMA-A110 combine classic design with modern performance.
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Denon
AVR-S770H
649
/
Released
2023
Denon, which pioneered the AV Receiver over 110 years ago, continues to set industry standards with their HEOS Built-in technology for multi-room wireless audio. Their receivers deliver up to 13 channels of output and include 8K HDMI with eARC support, while their limited edition models like the PMA-A110 combine classic design with modern performance.
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Product Strengths
- Supports 8K at 60Hz and 4K at 120Hz pass-through and various HDR formats, enhancing the visual experience
- HEOS is built-in for wireless streaming from popular music services, and offers Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity
- Compatible with voice agents like Alexa and Siri for easy control of the receiver and other smart home devices
- Delivers 75W per channel, suitable for driving a 7.2 channel or 5.2.2 channel setup, and supports Dolby Atmos and DTS-X for immersive sound
- The HD Setup Assistant provides clear instructions, and the Audyssey Room Correction Suite calibrates speakers for optimal sound
Product Considerations
- Offers only two analog inputs, which might not be sufficient for users with multiple legacy audio sources
- Lacks independent subwoofer calibration, offering only convenience jacks for multiple subwoofers
- 75 watts per channel might not be adequate for driving harder to drive speakers
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Compared to Onkyo TX-RZ30, the Denon AVR-S770H has fewer channels (7.2 vs 9.2) and less power (75W vs 100W)
- Compared to Onkyo TX-RZ30, the Denon AVR-S770H uses Audyssey MultEQ room correction, while the Onkyo TX-RZ30 uses Dirac Live, considered by many to be superior
- Compared to Onkyo TX-RZ30, the Denon AVR-S770H includes 6 HDMI inputs, while the Onkyo TX-RZ30 offers 8
Takeaway: The Denon AVR-S770H is loaded with the latest technology for video, gaming, voice control, and music streaming. The AVR-S770H is an excellent option and a great choice to start a home theater journey.
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Our take on the brand
Denon, which pioneered the AV Receiver over 110 years ago, continues to set industry standards with their HEOS Built-in technology for multi-room wireless audio. Their receivers deliver up to 13 channels of output and include 8K HDMI with eARC support, while their limited edition models like the PMA-A110 combine classic design with modern performance.
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Denon
AVR-X1800H
749
/
Released
2023
Denon, which pioneered the AV Receiver over 110 years ago, continues to set industry standards with their HEOS Built-in technology for multi-room wireless audio. Their receivers deliver up to 13 channels of output and include 8K HDMI with eARC support, while their limited edition models like the PMA-A110 combine classic design with modern performance.
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Product Strengths
- Exciting, dynamic sound
- Future-proofed HDMI inputs (4K/120Hz / 8K HDMI inputs)
- HEOS multiroom connectivity and Hi-Res audio support
- Offers clarity and clout, with good vocal delineation and mid-range body
- HEOS connected platform allows networking with like-minded HEOS components, inducting it into a streaming multiroom ecosystem
Product Considerations
- Only three HDMIs are 4K/120Hz enabled
- Single HDMI output, which means you can't feed both a screen and a projector simultaneously
- Best suited to average-sized rooms or smaller, may not be ideal for a large home theatre space
Takeaway: The AVR-X1800H is a well-specified AV receiver for the price with exciting sound, future-proofed HDMI connectivity, and HEOS functionality that can be used to set up a home cinema. It offers a dynamic performance making it great for watching movies and listening to music.
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Our take on the brand
Denon, which pioneered the AV Receiver over 110 years ago, continues to set industry standards with their HEOS Built-in technology for multi-room wireless audio. Their receivers deliver up to 13 channels of output and include 8K HDMI with eARC support, while their limited edition models like the PMA-A110 combine classic design with modern performance.
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Denon
AVR-S670H
549
/
Released
2023
Denon, which pioneered the AV Receiver over 110 years ago, continues to set industry standards with their HEOS Built-in technology for multi-room wireless audio. Their receivers deliver up to 13 channels of output and include 8K HDMI with eARC support, while their limited edition models like the PMA-A110 combine classic design with modern performance.
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Product Strengths
- Good dialogue clarity in movies
- Supports HEOS, AirPlay 2, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi streaming
- Has HDMI connectivity with 6 inputs and 1 output, compatible with 8K at 60Hz and 4K at 120Hz
Product Considerations
- Lacks support for Dolby Atmos and DTS
- Sound delivery lacks weight and dynamics for a cinematic experience
- Auto-calibration could be more accurate
- Surround field lacks some cohesion
Takeaway: The Denon AVR-S670H is a budget-friendly receiver with modern features like 8K HDMI and wireless streaming, making it a good fit for small to medium-sized rooms and users who don't need advanced surround sound. It provides clear dialogue and effects, which are desirable for enjoying music and movies.
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Our take on the brand
Denon, which pioneered the AV Receiver over 110 years ago, continues to set industry standards with their HEOS Built-in technology for multi-room wireless audio. Their receivers deliver up to 13 channels of output and include 8K HDMI with eARC support, while their limited edition models like the PMA-A110 combine classic design with modern performance.
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