Denon AVR-X1700H 80W Receiver 🎧
Product description
This AV receiver brings immersive home theater sound and modern connectivity together in a single unit, combining multi-dimensional audio and advanced video handling for movies, games, and music. The 7.2 channel AV receiver supports full 3D audio formats and provides clear power for most living room systems, with 80W per channel according to the manufacturer. If you want a receiver that handles next-gen sources and multiroom streaming, this model covers both playback and control needs in a straightforward package.
Key features
The AVR-X1700H emphasizes flexible input options and cinematic audio. It includes multiple HDMI inputs with 8K readiness and upscaling to improve legacy sources, plus support for HDR10, Dolby Vision, and HLG for richer color and contrast. Multiroom streaming and built-in voice compatibility let you play music in different zones while keeping the main room reserved for film or gaming. The on-screen quick setup guide simplifies initial installation and the color-coded rear panel helps organize connections faster 🎚️.
Tech specs
- Name: Denon AVR-X1700H
- Channels: 7.2
- Power: 80W per channel
- HDMI inputs/outputs: 6 in / 1 out
- Audio formats: Dolby Atmos, DTS:X
Benefits
With Built-in HEOS you get seamless streaming access to popular services like Spotify and amazon Music, and AirPlay 2 compatibility for Apple devices. Voice control works with Alexa and other assistants so basic tasks like volume changes and input switching are hands-free. The receiver also supports Dolby Atmos Height Virtualization to create overhead effects even without dedicated height speakers, which helps when room layout limits speaker placement. Note that room size and speaker selection will affect perceived loudness and bass, according to manufacturer guidance.
How to use it
Start with the on-screen setup to assign speaker sizes and set distances, then connect your TV using the eARC HDMI out for high-quality TV audio return. For multiroom listening, configure HEOS zones and select streaming sources from the app or voice control. When gaming, enable 4K/120Hz passthrough where supported to reduce lag and preserve video detail, and use the receiver's advanced video processing to upscale sources when needed. Enjoy clear menus and straightforward control without extra complexity.
Price evolution
Description:
This AV receiver brings immersive home theater sound and modern connectivity together in a single unit, combining multi-dimensional audio and advanced video handling for movies, games, and music. The 7.2 channel AV receiver supports full 3D audio formats and provides clear power for most living room systems, with 80W per channel according to the manufacturer. If you want a receiver that handles next-gen sources and multiroom streaming, this model covers both playback and control needs in a straightforward package.
Key features
The AVR-X1700H emphasizes flexible input options and cinematic audio. It includes multiple HDMI inputs with 8K readiness and upscaling to improve legacy sources, plus support for HDR10, Dolby Vision, and HLG for richer color and contrast. Multiroom streaming and built-in voice compatibility let you play music in different zones while keeping the main room reserved for film or gaming. The on-screen quick setup guide simplifies initial installation and the color-coded rear panel helps organize connections faster 🎚️.
Tech specs
- Name: Denon AVR-X1700H
- Channels: 7.2
- Power: 80W per channel
- HDMI inputs/outputs: 6 in / 1 out
- Audio formats: Dolby Atmos, DTS:X
Benefits
With Built-in HEOS you get seamless streaming access to popular services like Spotify and amazon Music, and AirPlay 2 compatibility for Apple devices. Voice control works with Alexa and other assistants so basic tasks like volume changes and input switching are hands-free. The receiver also supports Dolby Atmos Height Virtualization to create overhead effects even without dedicated height speakers, which helps when room layout limits speaker placement. Note that room size and speaker selection will affect perceived loudness and bass, according to manufacturer guidance.
How to use it
Start with the on-screen setup to assign speaker sizes and set distances, then connect your TV using the eARC HDMI out for high-quality TV audio return. For multiroom listening, configure HEOS zones and select streaming sources from the app or voice control. When gaming, enable 4K/120Hz passthrough where supported to reduce lag and preserve video detail, and use the receiver's advanced video processing to upscale sources when needed. Enjoy clear menus and straightforward control without extra complexity.
