![]() ![]() The model sits above the brand’s AVR-X3100W, which at £799 retail is a seven channel design with no Dolby Atmos processing, but below the £1699 AVR-X5200W, a nine channel Dolby Atmos offering. A seven channel design able to deliver a 5.1.2 Atmos configuration, it's also unique, along with select other Denon and Marantz AVRs, in offering a firmware update for Auro-3D, a wannabe second format in the next generation sound race. ![]() ![]() More immersive and refined than conventional multichannel sound, it’s an irresistible upgrade for AV enthusiasts, and with its requirement for a plethora of speakers, it's also a natural fit for the home theatre installer.ĭenon’s AVR-X4100W AV receiver is an early entrant into this exciting new 3D audio market. Posted on Friday, 6th March 2015 by Steve Mayįew doubt that the new Dolby Atmos home format will help revitalise the home cinema market. ![]()
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