Denon AVR-X2700H

[What Hi-Fi?]

One of the most complete entry-level AVRs we’ve ever tested. It’s another belter from Denon.

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[harrisben]

The Australian markup is incredible. Price-gouging at it's truly finest.

 

[mwelbourne]

Does these new Denon AVRs still have 5 channel stereo for playing music?

 

[Rhythmeister]

£600 is entry level now? Blimey I only paid £200 for an AVR 171!

 

[davidro]

So does this finally usurp the Sony DN1080 which what Hifi have always pushed? Somewhat surprised Sony hasn‘t updated it for over 3 years? You can get these for half the RRP of this Denon so perhaps that’s still the true entry level option.

 

[hugh_effo]

Purchased this Last week in UK to replace old Pioneer VSX-924. Setup was a breeze. HDMI 2.1 and eARC worked perfectly with my 2019 LG TV, so no need to plug any sources into AMP. Sound is leaps and bounds better than my old Pioneer. Defiantly the best AV amp under £600.

 

[hick85]

Would you recommend this over the Sony DN 1080, I am planning a purchase within the next two weeks and simply cannot decide.

Everyone seems to love the Sony, but my issue is that its getting a bit long in the tooth now. is it still worth it over something newer like this putting aside all the 8k 2.1 stuff. Does the Sony sound better?

 

[flo_fli_flo]

Hey, I'm thinking of buying this amplifier for my new setup.
I was curious to know what system of speakers did you test it on ? and which compact system would you recomend on it ?

Thx

 

[sidwayne]

One of the main reasons I purchased this receiver was the pre-out option, so I could use my MF M6si integrated amp to power the front speakers. But wait, even though it says pre-out on the back panel, the configuration I need is not an option. I think this is really poor on Denon’s part. I purchased this item, for a not inconsiderable sum, and I am not happy, to say the least.

 

[Murugesan]

What about the 4K@120Hz AV receiver bug?