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Denon AVR-X3200W-R Refurbished 7.2-Channel network A/V receiver with Bluetooth

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Brand	Denon
Connectivity Technology	HEOS, AirPlay, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, HDMI
Supported Internet Services	Pandora, SiriusXM, Internet Radio, Spotify
Item Dimensions LxWxH	19 x 21 x 10.1 inches
Output Wattage	105 Watts
Item Weight	29.2 Pounds
Audio Encoding	Stereo
Number of Channels	7
Total HDMI Ports	2
Audio Output Type	Speakers

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7.2 channel A/V Receiver with 105W per channel
3D and 4K Ultra HD/60Hz full rate pass through with 4:4:4 color resolution, HDR, BT.2020. 8 HDMI 2.0a inputs (incl. 1 front) and 2 HDMI outputs with full HCDP 2.2 support
Built in Wi Fi and Bluetooth
Dolby Atmos (up to 5.1.2), DTS:X ready (via firmware update); Instant content Airplay, Spotify Connect, Pandora, Sirius XM Internet Radio Internet Radio, DLNA, DSD,FLAC, ALAC and AIFF High Resolution streaming
IP control capability with the HEOS Link turns any stereo system into a wireless zone (HEOS LINK sold separately)

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7.2ch refurbished AV receiver ^6' AC power cord ^Remote control (RC-1192) ^Two "AAA" batteries ^Sound calibration microphone (ACM1HB) ^Microphone stand ^FM wire antenna ^AM loop antenna ^Quick Start Guide ^Safety Instructions ^Notes on Radio ^"Firmware Update" note ^Warranty Information (US/CA) ^Microphone Stand Assembly Instructions ^"DTS:X Update" instructions ^Sheet of self-adhesive cable labels ^Spotify brochure

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The AVR X3200W is an AV surround receiver from Demon with all the key features for home cinema and home automation at an affordable price. The 7 channels of powerful amplification 105W (8 ohms) let you enjoy the stunning realism of audio from Blu ray discs and your music collection. For the ultimate surround sound experience, the AVR X3200W features next generation sound format decoder for Dolby Atmos and dots UHD which lets you add Height/Top speakers to dramatically expand the soundstage, along with dual subwoofer outputs for systems with two subs. The AVR X3200W is also right up to the minute with DSD and AIFF audio streaming providing access to the latest audio file formats. Featuring 7 HDMI inputs on the rear panel plus one conveniently located on the front, the AVR X3200W also has 2 x HDMI outputs, one labelled “Zone 2” to feed to a second room. Connectivity for external control is included and this receiver is also equipped with advanced video circuitry capable of 4k/60Hz pass through, upscaling video signals to 1080p and up to 4K/60Hz with HDCP2.2 capability. With Wi Fi Network connectivity and Blue Tooth this versatile new model opens up a whole new world of listening enjoyment. You can enjoy music programs from a vast range of internet radio stations, as well as music from streaming services including Sirius XM, Spotify (including Spotify Connect), Pandora, Deezer and QQ music (subscriptions required).

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Product Dimensions

19 x 21 x 10.1 inches

Item Weight

29.2 pounds

Manufacturer

Denon

ASIN

B01BMM22UA

Item model number

AVR-X3200W-E

Batteries

2 AA batteries required. (included)

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102 ratings

3.4 out of 5 stars

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

February 1, 2016

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Scott W

Move along

Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2020

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On the positive side, this receiver lasted for 5 years. On the negative side, it only lasted 5 years. While it mostly worked ok, for the money I'd expected better performance and of course, longer life. There were some firmware updates along the way and each time, it almost felt like the way Apple and Google gimp their devices trying to get you to buy something new. About a month before this thing died, it got an update and screwed up all the sound. After fighting with setting it up all over again, it started turning itself off. Apparently it either overheats (with nothing plugged in) or has a faulty circuit of sorts.

I won't plan on buying this brand again.

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kratos

Great Receiver - Perfect Centerpiece in a Medium sized HT room setup for Movies

Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2016

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Overall Thoughts

Lovely receiver, well designed, perfect power for medium sized rooms, and extremely easy to set up. It is also future proofed for sometime to come with the latest HDMI spec on all HDMI inputs (UHD bluray players, Xbox one s, 4K content). Just completed setting up a new HT system in my game room. This recevier has the right amount of power for my Definitive BP8060ST speakers (Fronts), Definitive pro center 1000 (Center), SM55 bookshelfs (surround), and A60 (Atmos speakers). Running a complete Atmos package of 5.2.2 and the sound is incredible given the size of my room which is around 3000cu ft. I am an electrical engineer and assuming all the efficiencies of the power supply and the transformer this receiver is mostly putting around 70watts RMS to all channels when are all driven together. Any area of over 3000cuft, and you are better off buying a more powerful receiver or running this receiver with an external amplifier that is capable of at least 100 watts per channel. The other option would be to get higher efficiency speakers (Klipsch, Tekton Design etc).

Audessey Set up
This is my first time using Audessey calibration and the whole process was painless. this model comes with the mid level Audessey solution MultEQ-XT. The higher versions have a seperate Sub EQ which will help users with multiple large subwoofers. I skipped this since my room is medium sized and this does come with the basic bass eq through calibration. Set up the provided microphone on a tripod and move it between 8 spots in your listening area. Once the readings are done, the receiver does its calculations for the speaker size, speaker distance, reflections, overall sound level and equalizes all the peaks and nulls to get you pretty flat response. I highly recommend turning on the Dynamic EQ setting as this is what is tailored for your particular room. The dynamic volume is also a great feature that does apply compression to the audio signal to make the signal flat. This really helps with the impact of the movie when watching at night at lower volumes. There is also a seperate Dialogue enhancement setting which helps with the level of the dialogue through the center channel. Overall the entire system rocks especially when it comes to movies in a HT setting. You can easily reach theater level sound in a medium sized room - 0db with headroom to spare.

Remote
The remote is well laid out and easy to use. I use a universal remote so this is a moot point. If i need to access a hard to find setting once a while, I could always reach for this remote.

Connectivity
This particular model works well with the 2.4GHZ bandwidth signals. Anyone running only 5GHZ in thier home might need to think about this. The setup process was like any other device, ask it to scan for networks and then enter the password for your network. Once it is connected you have the following options open up
1. Internet Radio - This is exteremely good for quickly finding a radio station and playing your favorite music.
2. Online Music - You have option of pandora and few others. I have not used this since i normally stream music through pandora on my Blu ray player anyways.

Power, Music and Movies

Power - As mentioned in my initial section. This recevier is great for a medium sized HT room where you plan to entertain 6-8 people without any additional power needed. If you are targetting a much bigger space, highly recommend augmenting this with a 3x100 or 3x150 amplifier for the fronts and let the receiver power the rest.

Movies/Music

For movies this receiver is perfect. You can achieve theater like sound without stressing the system with some headroom to spare in medium sized rooms. I watched Transformers- Age of Extinction, Tron Legacy which are both great for torture testing a HT system and the experience was amazing. It almost necessitated getting a larger 4K TV compared to my 46inch Samsung HDTV which i currently own. Cannot wait to upgrade to a 4K TV to check out movies in UHD Blu Ray.

Music is probably the only place where I was left wanting. I am a professional musician and am used to live music as well as listening through large powered systems, and several thousand dollars worth of monitors. So my expectation for music might be biased. I had to Turn off most of the Audessey enhancements to dial the sound I wanted manually. But once you start tweaking settings it defeats the whole Audessey measurements on the movie front. I am used to a Sony Elite receiver and that one is still amazing when it comes to music dynamics. This receiver is ok for Stereo music, much better using one of the enhanced sound modes like Dolby surround or multichannel stereo for getting a better overall sound.
But since this recevier is in my dedicated HT room which will mainly be used for movies, I am not docking a star of my rating or the receiver.

Thumbs up to Denon for making such a great product. I lucked out purchasing from Accessories4less on a refurbished unit which is in perfect condition, and does everything a new units do. Unless you need 5 GHZ support and the Sub EQ i suggest you skip the 3300W model and pick this one instead when supplies last. A steal considering the newer model is selling for $1k.

Update:

My initial impression of this receiver not being good for music was pretty short lived. After reading a lot of other people having similar issues like mine, I ended up checking out audessey forums and found my answers.

In the Dynamic eq section there is a space for reference level offset. I had it at 0db for movies and never changed it when listening to music. I had to move it to 15db for all music and then all music seemed to have a better balanced tonal quality. The receiver guides you on screen for the settings 5db, 10db and 15db offset and what they are used for based on sound you are listening to classical, jazz and modern compressed music. In the end I choose modern compressed music which seemed to work the best for all the types of music that I listen to. Your preference might vary, but I wanted to provide this information to other users who are struggling with the right setting for music. Overall amazing product that ticks all the boxes.

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Fingerling

Very good entry level receiver with audiophile specs

Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2017

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There is a plethora of technical information and reviews out there. I will keep this very brief and user specific. The Denon AVR-X3200W is super easy to setup and control. No technical knowledge required to set up a good home theatre sound. You've got an automatic setup system along with some straight forward manual options.

You can have the best receiver paired with mediocre speakers and get mediocre sound. Just as you can have high end speakers with a run of the mill receiver and get sub par sound. However, with both situations you can obtain great sound. Take time to research speaker placement along with room specific acoustics. Think of how you want your set up to look and sound. Properly measure your space and place your speakers to achieve the best possible sound for your situation. And remember, the only true judge for how well your setup sounds is.....YOU.

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Jeremy J Sichak

Denon cannot be trusted

Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2022

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I've been a Denon advocate for the last 25 years or so. Probably closer to 30 years. The AVR-X3200W is a fairly decent receiver, when it's working. After about four years, there was a firmware update that was applied to my unit, which broke the network connectivity for BT, wireless, and wired eithernet. I've reached out to Denon to get firmware download from them to see if the latest firmware update fixes the problem. The no longer provide downloads of their firmware, and basically told me I'm SOL, and maybe I should look at purchasing a newer unit from them. Save your money, stay away from Denon, and go with Yamaha, Pioneer, Onkyo, or anything that's not associated with Denon.

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John in OC

in shop after 2 years, intermittent video

Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2018

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I'm on my 5th Marantz AV receiver, and since D&M makes both Denon and Marantz bought this 2 years ago. It got light service in the great room- maybe- a few hours a week. It's failed and is now in the shop. The trigger, used to power on a remote amp, failed. But more problematically, the unit stopped passing video randomly- either in standby or when powered on, about once a week. A processor reset didn't resolve the issues... only power cycling did. The unit also ran hot compared to a Yamaha A880 I just bought to replace this. Anyway- a failure in 2 years and at least 2 weeks in the shop made me switch to Yamaha...

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B A S

... going out - thought I'd upgrade to Denon - easy install for even me

Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2016

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my ole sony was going out - thought I'd upgrade to Denon - easy install for even me. kinda weird in doing the sound check as it makes you move the mic all over the room - still don't know if I did it right, may try it again with the volume at a lower level as you need to turn to above level 60 to hear a movie ( 7-8 Klipsch speakers 1 Marantz sub) but I do like the independent two zones that run whichever component for the zone separately from the other. still finding more about the unit every day - LOVE the app - can control from my phone and not have to look for the remote. Still a headache having to run several remotes to turn on anything.

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