Denon X-rated AVRs now shipping from AWE Europe

The highly anticipated Denon X-range of AV receivers is now available via AWE Europe. Comprising the flagship AVR-X4000, AVR-X3000, AVR-X2000 (pictured above) and entry-level AVR-X1000, all offer 3D compatibility and 4K video support, plus a comprehensive range of high-end audio processing technologies from Dolby, DTS and Audyssey.

This year's Denon line-up is distinguished by a new highly graphical user interface, designed to be used comfortably from a distance, plus front-facing HDMI input and a range of popular network audio features, including built-in Apple AirPlay, Internet radio and access to online music services Spotify and Last.fm. The DLNA 1.5 compliant AVRs also offer playback of audio files both from local USB and across a LAN, with file compatibility stretching to FLAC HD and WAV.

The X Series range from 5 x 145w 5.1 designs up to 200w x 7. Connectivity options include 4 HDMI inputs on the AVR-X1000, to 7 on the range-topping AVR-X4000. Both the AVR-X1000 and AVR-X2000 feature Audyssey Dynamic Volume, for real time correction of volume differences between sources, plus Dynamic EQ and MultEQ XT loudspeaker auto-calibration. The step-up AVR-X3000 and AVR-X4000 add DSX width and height processing and offer installers 'Pro Ready' advanced calibration options. The AVR-X4000 also boasts Audyssey's new LFC technology, which helpfully controls dispersion of deep bass without impacting the LFE performance in room.  

Integrators should note that multi-zone support begins on the AVR-X2000, via pre-outs, with dedicated HDMI output and 2-channel PCM on the X3000 and X4000. Installers keen to learn more about this new Denon collection can now sign up to the D&M University. Contact the AWE sales team or 01372 729 995 for more details.

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