Denon AVRX4400H vs Yamaha AVENTAGE RX-A1080

Yamaha AVENTAGE RX-A1080 review

The 7.2-channel model of the AVENTAGE series has the power of 770W (4 Ohms). The RX-A1080 AV receiver is equipped with the highly efficient ESS Saber ES9007S Premier DACs and supports virtually all advanced audio and video processing technologies. Dolby Atmos and DTS:X are able to revive movie soundtracks like never before. The Aventage Series model has the latest HDMI interface with support for HDR, Dolby Vision and BT.2020, symmetrical power amplifier layout, YPAO 3D measurement and calibration system and Zone 2 content playback features. The aluminum front panel provides visual and acoustic benefits.

Denon AVRX4400H review

The X4400H is 9.2 channel AV Receiver with 125W per channel (8 ohm). The AV receiver has eight HDMI inputs (three on the rear panel and one on the front), as well as three HDMI outputs, two of which can be used in the main zone, and another one in the secondary zone. All HDMI interfaces are compatible with 4K UHD video, support the extended dynamic range of HDR, as well as HGL and Dolby Vision. A powerful AV receiver video processor upscales any input signal up to 4K resolution. Also in the presence there is stable Bluetooth, support for AirPlay and proprietary multi-room technology HEOS.

Yamaha AVENTAGE RX-A1080 pros & cons

Denon AVRX4400H pros & cons