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All critical listening was done via CDs for music and Blu-ray or Ultra HD Blu-ray discs for movies. The second review setup used Audyssey room EQ to correct the speaker/room response. The first was without Audyssey, but to minimize an excess of response between 100 and 200 Hz in my room, I employed the same technique used in my recent Revel PerformaBe system review-juggling the Bass control to reduce the upper bass bump and then raising the subwoofer level to restore the overall bass balance. I used two different listening setups for my test. This certainly helped take some of the load off the Denon below 90 Hz (the crossover frequency used), but that's a fair tradeoff since most potential buyers will likely have one or more subwoofers. I used the subwoofers in all of the listening tests.

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Speakers included a pair of Monitor Audio Silver 10 towers, a Monitor Audio Silver C350 center, Revel Concerta dipole/bipole speakers for bipolar surrounds, two pair of PSB Alpha Series P3s mounted near the ceiling for overhead effects, and two SVS SB-3000 subwoofers. Source components used for this review included a Marantz UD-7007 disc player (for music), connected to a coaxial digital input and an Oppo UDP-203 Ultra HD Blu-ray player (for movies) connected via HDMI. Two configurable presets are available to store different speaker configurations, either with or without Audyssey (the X6700H can recall two separate Audyssey calibrations). (Denon and Marantz may not be kissin' cousins, but they are corporate cousins.)ДЇor setup, you can select either Auto (Audyssey) or Manual.

Ultimately, I found setup relatively easy since it was similar to that of my Marantz AV8805 pre-pro.

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These walk you through setup in easy-to-follow detail, though you might still find the manual useful for searching out in-depth information. Thankfully, its onscreen menus are vastly more user-friendly. I found the X6700H's nearly 350-page user manual (downloadable from the Denon website) poorly organized and a chore to use.

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The full-function remote control was easy to use most of the time, though the lack of full backlighting made operation more difficult in a darkened home theater. The Denon's front panel revealed no quirks, though I seldom used it apart from referring to the information window. Bottom line: the X6700H has it if and when you need it. Two years after its introduction, only a limited amount of IMAX Enhanced content is available, both on disc and the FandangoNow streaming service in the U.S., though Sony is reportedly readying a large number of additional titles for release. These use a variation of DTS:X immersive audio and can also be played on non-IMAX Enhanced gear, though without the format's benefits. The X6700H is compatible with IMAX Enhanced sources. One streaming-related quirk I encountered: when wirelessly playing the same content via AirPlay 2, I was blocked from checking Audyssey status and from accessing the AVR's tone controls. I was able to play both music from Tidal and internet radio on the X6700H using the HEOS app on my iPhone X, and the resulting sound quality from Tidal was excellent, though radio quality varied wildly with the source. There's also a moving magnet phono input for vinyl collectors and wireless multi-room streaming of most popular music services via Denon's HEOS platform.

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For gamers, the X6700H offers the following: 4K/120Hz pass-through Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), a feature that permits more fluid motion and a reduction of judder and frame-tearing by enabling the game console or computer to deliver video at a rate dependent on the varying requirements of the graphics processor Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM), which lets a gaming source trigger the display to automatically switch to a low-latency mode and Quick Frame Transport, which further reduces latency for no-lag gaming.ДЄdditional features that some buyers may find useful include Bluetooth wireless (input and output), and support for Google, Amazon, and Apple voice assistants. The Denon also has HDMI eARC, which lets you route lossless audio both from a TV's internal apps and from any sources connected to it back to the AVR.

When i turn on my denon receiver i get pop up for heos app