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Product Strengths
- Excellent preamp section suitable for using external amplification
- Excellent bass management, especially regarding crossover slopes and integration
- Well-designed app control offers a range of streaming options, audio adjustments, and volume control
- HDBaseT integration is reliable for transmitting HD audio and video
Product Considerations
- Use with 4-ohm speakers without external amplification is not recommended due to power limitations and aggressive protection circuits
- Relatively pricey compared to sister brand models offering more amplifier power
- Manual GEQ instead of a PEQ is in the room correction system
- The impedance switch is too accessible, and setting it to 4-ohm severely limits power output
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Compared to Onkyo TX-RZ830 & Pioneer VSX-LX504, the Integra DRX-4.3 offers fewer integration features but has a weaker amp section compared to Onkyo and Pioneer models in a similar price range
- Unlike the Denon 3600, the Integra DRX-4.3 cannot reassign front channels to other channels for a full 7.1.4 setup with only a two-channel amp for the fronts
Takeaway: The Integra DRX receivers are feature-rich with a great preamp section and excellent bass management, making them a solid choice for those prioritizing custom integration and preamp performance. The HDBaseT feature (DRX-4.2) offers a reliable solution for long-distance audio and video transmission.
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Features
Specifications
- Amplifier Power Output: 175 W/Channel (6 Ω, 1 kHz, 1% THD, 1 Channel Driven, IEC)
- Dynamic Power: 250W/Channel (3 Ω), 220W/Channel (4 Ω), 130W/Channel (8 Ω)
- THD: 0.08% (20 Hz-20 kHz)
- Frequency Response: 10 Hz – 100 kHz / +1 dB-3 dB (Direct Mode)
- Speaker Impedance: 4 Ω – 16 Ω
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 435 x 174 x 376.5 mm
- Weight: 11.2 kg
- Power Consumption: 760 W
- Stand-by Power Consumption: 0.15 W
Description
With more distortion-free power, IMAX® Enhanced certification for IMAX® remastered movies, and Dolby Atmos® or DTS:X® surround-sound reproduction through 5.2.4 channels, the Integra DRX-4.3 opens the door to gold-class home cinema complete with powered or wireless audio distribution to your favorite rooms. The DRX-4.3 combines accurate, noise-free signal processing with high-current power for dynamic speaker control. The result is pure, rich and authentic sound.
With more distortion-free power, IMAX® Enhanced* certification for IMAX® remastered movies, and Dolby Atmos® or DTS:X® surround-sound reproduction through 5.2.4 channels, the Integra DRX-4.3 opens the door to gold-class home cinema complete with powered or wireless audio distribution to your favorite rooms. The DRX-4.3 combines accurate, noise-free signal processing with high-current power for dynamic speaker control. The result is pure, rich and authentic sound. Integra’s dynamic audio amplification continuously delivers 175 Watts per channel (6 Ohms, 1 kHz, 1% THD, 1 Channel Driven, IEC) with 35 amps of high instantaneous current capability. * Enabled with a free firmware update.
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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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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
DTM-7.4
899
899
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3
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
- High-resolution audio and amplification capabilities for the price
- Class G amplification for efficient power delivery without excessive heat
- Designed with custom installation professionals in mind, featuring web setup and IP control
- Robust connectivity with four HDMI inputs/one output supporting 8K resolution and ARC
- Supports major control systems like Control4 SDDP, Crestron, Josh, and Savant for seamless integration
Product Considerations
- The Integra Control Pro app setup process wasn't intuitive with the Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) discovery mode
- Firmware updates may appear to hang and require a reboot
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Compared to the Onkyo TX-8470, both were released to cater to enthusiasts seeking high-fidelity 2-channel sound and advanced connectivity options
Takeaway: The Integra DTM-7.4 is a versatile receiver that brings advanced features and robust connectivity to high-end home entertainment systems, making it great for listening to vinyl, streaming, or any other audiophilic activity. It's designed for seamless integration with various systems, making it a solid choice for audiophiles and custom installation professionals.
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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
699
/
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
- 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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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-S760H
599
599
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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
- Supports HDMI 2.1 for 4K 120Hz and 8K 60Hz pass-through, maximizing visual quality for gaming and video
- Offers immersive surround sound with Dolby Atmos and DTS:X support, enhancing the audio experience for movies and games
- Includes Audyssey MultEQ room correction for optimized sound based on room acoustics
- Provides a phono input for connecting a turntable, catering to vinyl enthusiasts
- Compatible with various voice control platforms like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, offering convenient control options
Product Considerations
- Power output (75W per channel) may not be sufficient for larger rooms or inefficient speakers, potentially leading to strain at high volumes
- Lacks pre-amp outputs, tape loop, or expansion beyond 5.1.2 channels, limiting future upgrade options
- The HEOS app has been reported as not being user friendly
- The setup screens have pixelated text and generic layout, which feels dated
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs Yamaha TSR 700: The AVR-S760H has working HDMI 2.1 support, while the TSR 700 has reportedly had problems with its HDMI 2.1 support
- Vs Denon AVR-S750H: The AVR-S760H is an upgraded version of the S750H with HDMI 2.1 support
- Vs Denon AVR-X1700H: The AVR-X1700H has a longer warranty (3 years vs—2 years), a more advanced version of Audyssey, and slightly more power (80WPC vs 75WPC)
- Vs Denon AVR-S770H: The AVR-S770H replaces the AVR-S760H with an improved GUI and removes the RCA analog composite video inputs/output
Takeaway: The Denon AVR-S760H is a great entry-level receiver that brings value and up-to-date features such as HDMI 2.1 to create an excellent home theater experience for movies, music, and especially gaming. This receiver is a solid choice for anyone looking to build a budget-friendly home theater system.
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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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Yamaha
R-N800A
999
999
/
6
Reviews
The Yamaha R-N800A impresses with its modern HiFi design and top-class music enjoyment. Thanks to the original YPAO™ technology, the receiver creates an ideal listening environment. From streaming services to high-resolution sound sources, you can immerse yourself in outstanding sound quality. Authentic HiFi quality with the latest ToP-ART structure (Total Purity Audio Reproduction Technology) and a low impedance concept ESS SABRE ES9080Q Ultra DAC for superior S/N performance YPAO™-RSC (Reflected Sound Control) and precision EQ for the ideal listening environment With MusicCast you can stream music from your favorite music services The powerful USB DAC function supports native playback at DSD 11.2 MHz and playback at 384 kHz Original speaker connectors cut from pure brass ensure a particularly stable connection Special phono inputs to enjoy your record collection Optical terminal for TV sound in HiFi quality
Yamaha pioneered the concept of hifi with their first hifi player in 1954 and was the first to use pure beryllium diaphragms in their NS-1000M speakers, which became a benchmark for professional studios. The brand uniquely integrates their musical instrument expertise into their audio equipment design, allowing them to accurately replicate the sound of their instruments through their audio systems.
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Product Strengths
- Excellent tonal balance, dynamics, and imaging for its price, delivering sound quality that punches above its weight
- Features the YPAO hifi listening room correction system, allowing users to match speakers to their room with the included microphone
- Yamaha's MusicCast platform is well-incorporated, enabling streaming from popular services, and multi-room audio
- Connectivity to TVs relies on an optical connection
Product Considerations
- The phono input is functional but may not satisfy serious vinyl enthusiasts, who might benefit from a dedicated phono preamp or a higher-end Yamaha model
- Speaker terminals feel a bit cheap
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs Marantz 40n: The Yamaha R-N800A offers room correction for less than half the price of the Marantz 40n
- Vs PS Audio Stellar Strata: The Yamaha R-N800A performs closely to the Stellar Strata, which costs almost three times as much
- Vs Vincent Audio: The Vincent Audio amp is warmer and thicker, better for vinyl, while the R-N800A delivers a clinical and neutral presentation
- Vs Yamaha R-N602: The R-N800A has a revamped design and superior internal construction when compared to the R-N602
- Vs Yamaha R-N1000A: The R-N1000A has improved connectivity and gold-plated terminals compared to the R-N800A
- Vs Michi X3: The R-N800A cannot outperform the Michi X3 from a build and sound quality perspective—which is nearly four times the price
Takeaway: The Yamaha R-N800A is a well-rounded network receiver that offers a combination of performance, features, and value for the price. It is a great option for those seeking an integrated amplifier with network streaming, room correction, and other useful features.
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Yamaha pioneered the concept of hifi with their first hifi player in 1954 and was the first to use pure beryllium diaphragms in their NS-1000M speakers, which became a benchmark for professional studios. The brand uniquely integrates their musical instrument expertise into their audio equipment design, allowing them to accurately replicate the sound of their instruments through their audio systems.
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Denon
AVR-S570BT
399
/
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
- Supports 8K/60Hz and 4K/120Hz video pass-through
- Shares a good THD percentage with more expensive models, ensuring clear, distortion-free sound
- Compact and lightweight design
- Good sound clarity even at high volume levels
- Delivers believably surrounding sound with quality and detail, suitable for movies and music
- Bluetooth capabilities are limited
Product Considerations
- Limited upgradeability, requiring both a new receiver and new speakers
- Does not support modern surround sound formats like Dolby Atmos or DTS:X
- Lacks Wi-Fi connectivity
- Lacks multi-zone support due to the absence of Zone-2 outputs
Takeaway: The Denon AVR-S570BT is a sturdy and reliable receiver for building a surround sound setup without a large investment. It delivers good sound quality and supports modern video technologies, making it a starting point for home theater enthusiasts.
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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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