Denon AVR-X6400H vs Pioneer SC-LX901

Denon AVR-X6400H review

The AVR-X6400H features 11 discrete gain channels with 140 W/channel at 4 ohms. The video input section of the receiver supports Dolby Vision/HLG standards. The receiver is also equipped with Auro 3D and Automatic 3D decoders. A serious difference from the opponent in the Denon AVR-X6400H vs Pioneer SC-LX901 comparison is the presence of speakers support in the second zone. This model has an audio platform D.D.S.C. HD Digital 32-bit based on 8-channel Asahi Kasei DACs on the Velvet Sound architecture. Audyssey MultiEQ XT32 correction system allows for perfect alignment of a pair of subwoofers and speaker sound.

Pioneer SC-LX901 review

This is an 11.2-channel model adapted for the new object-oriented formats Dolby Atmos and DTS: X. The receiver is built on Direct Energy HD amplifier modules, in conjunction with Direct Power FET output transistors, to suppress high-frequency interference. Low-jitter ESS Saber Ultra DAC chips are responsible for digital-to-analog conversion. The proprietary MCACC calibration system can accurately correct not only temporal but also phase shifts of imperfectly placed speakers and subwoofers. The device supports a rich set of network technologies. such as AirPlay and DLNA, Wi-Fi module can receive video, sound and control signals through Google Cast.

Denon AVR-X6400H pros and cons

Pioneer SC-LX901 pros and cons