Customer Ratings & Reviews

I found that this receiver has excellent channel discrimination and clarity. While my speakers are rather dated, they responded with improved sound flow through, and the woofers are rich without clipping. The room volume in my 8 seat home theater, and the picture on my 85" Samsung stood up to the test. Geek squad did the setup. My test disc was the 4K F9.

Love the power this amp puts out. Sound quality is epic

Worth every single penny. Easy to set up and produces incredible sound.

Very easy to set up with intuitive menu and excellent sound.

This is kinda complicated to set up. Speakers didn't work once we were done. Then we figured it out. Volume on Tv has to be off. Very loud. Love being able to hear.

Easy to install. Works great for my bookself and surround speakers

It was a good piece of equipment... until the lightning surge. RIP!

The agents installed the receiver and gave us a tutorial at the end. Andrew was very patient in answering all the questions in a very professional manner

Great sound and easy to setup. Very happy with my purchase.

Sounds great and setup was easy! Very happy with my purchase!

This is the shizzle. Easy to use, sounds fantastic.

exelent sound and video,wll recomend,EASY TO NAVEGATE.

Great product, great sound, easy to use - love it !

I like the Marantz sr6014 better. If I played games I would have kept this receiver.

Previously owned a Denon AVR-1812 that performed well for 10 years until the AMP died. Chose the Denon AVR-X2700H for it's robust features and my previous Denon experience. This X2700H has been a complete disappointment and it's primarily due to the horrible firmware that does not properly support 4K HDR pass through. I use a 4K Apple TV as my primary source and my monitor is a 4K LG OLED55C9AUA (4K/60Hz) with all equipment connected via the expensive Blueberry HDMI 4K/8K 18Gbps cables. HDMI upon connection upon power-up is unstable. When the system is powered on the Denon AVR frequently does not restore the connection to the Apple TV and my monitor displays the 'No Source' screen resulting in the requirement to manually change the source to my BD and then back to Apple TV. HDMI consistent connectivity is unstable. Even when connected to Apple TV the Denon AVR will often lose the HDMI connection showing No Source' on the monitor however restoring itself within 1-2 seconds going from the 'No Source' screen to black screen and eventually back to the Apple TV source content. I've also had Apple TV HDMI source drop outs when switching between APPs or programs. Overall this problem has now gotten much worse with the Apple TV consistently flickering on and off to a black screen randomly at anywhere from 4 to 9 second intervals. Contacted Denon support and the advisor was ill prepared to assist me as I had to explain the HDMI issue multiple times. He first blamed the Apple TV and I told him I had connected the Apple directly to my monitor before I called Denon support and bypassing the Denon AVR resolved the issue. Then he blamed the monitor stating it was incompatible or had the wrong settings. I told him I had also contacted LG and they remotely connected to my monitor and checked all the settings with all settings reported okay. The Denon advisor then left the line to consult with technical advisors only to return and tell me I need to buy an EDID (Extended Display Identification Data) device to resolve 'HDMI Handshake' issues? EDID is a ~$65.00 device you can purchase on Amazon. My question to the Denon advisor was "are you telling me I have to purchase another device to make your $900.00 AVR actually work?" He replied yes?? I may try the EDID but my principles get in my way. Why can't Denon acknowledge these 4K HDR AVR's are not ready for prime time and get a firmware update issued? I have seen this issue in other Denon AVR reviews. In my desire to stick with my previously trusted Denon brand expecting a resolution during more than a month of troubleshooting I am now stuck with this worthless 'high end' Denon as I have now exceeded my return period with Best Buy. My regret is that I did not wise up earlier and just return the unit for a refund. I may go in and plead for mercy and hope for some Best Buy good will.

works fine, does the job for my 3.2 set up could probably use a bit more power but doesn't clip at high volumes

Jury is still out. I have some glitches just part of the system it is and the AVR was the only thing that changed.

Easy set up lots of inputs but NO TAPE OUT... Need to use an adapter to use the extra HDMI arc output to change it to analog for house speakers and amps... ANALOG is still important for whole-house applications...

everything was good , took a little long to receive the Marantz avr i they ordered other than that it was good

Best sound from a receiver I've ever gotten. Stayed clean all the way up without distortion even with Sony speakers. Sony speakers are great, don't get me wrong, but they aren't a thousand dollars a piece speakers running ten thousand dollar speaker wire and I still had an audiophile tell me the system sounded great.