Denon AVRX6300H Review and Specs

So the time has come when the acquisition of an upscale 11-channel receiver for advanced home theater no longer threatens family bankruptcy. Comprehensive functionality, a variety of switching and multi-zone capabilities can be obtained for quite sane money. See all the Denon AVRX6300H specs in this Denon AVRX6300H review.

Denon AVRX6300H review

Features

Designed to build a high-level music system with wide media capabilities, the equipment is equipped with an 11-channel amplifier, advanced computing components and a diverse set of network interfaces. One of the main features of the High-End level technology is the formation of the surrounding scene with the advanced technologies of Dolby Atmos, DTS: X and Auro 3D Surround. The 11-channel Denon AVR-X6300H AV receiver with a maximum output power of 205 W is designed for sounding large rooms. With an impedance of 8 Ohms the equipment can provide a power of 140 watts.

Design and build

In terms of ergonomics, the manufacturer did not experiment and implemented the well-proven layout. On the massive aluminum panel there is a power button, large volume and source control knobs, a display, as well as connectors, navigation buttons, audio zone selection, and operating modes. To remove hot air, ventilation holes are provided on the top panel and on the sides of the case. The back side is equipped with audio / video connectors, switching interfaces, a pair of Wi-Fi antennas and a power interface. The 32-bit DAC used can provide high-quality audio with a sampling frequency of up to 192 kHz.

Connectivity

To transfer 3D, 4K Ultra HD and other aforementioned formats, a number of HDMI 2.0a interfaces with HDCP 2.2 protection are located on the rear panel. Of the other connectors, there are popular today and not very coaxial, optical and linear audio connectors, component and composite video inputs / outputs. An existing Phono input with integrated phono amplifier provides direct connection to a vinyl player.

Setup

HEOS technology allows you to build a complete multi-room system with wireless speakers and convenient control using proprietary software.

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