I’m glad that you came to the same logical conclusion that I did. The increased price is not worth it, because an added amp would be a bigger upgrade, or adding Dirac if you have a smaller room and don’t need an amp. If you have 95dB+ sensitive speakers you may want to go with the 4800h due to the 10dB lower noise floor. You can compare the measurements of both AVRs at AudioSceinceReview. The 4800 is a little better all around, but not massively so.
I see the x4800 is 34 lbs. Compared to the Lx805, that's 48 lbs, which is really light. Is the amp on the x4800 that beefy despite the weight. Makes me question it.
@@homecinemaking397 I would not mind getting the x4800 because I can toggle from dirac and xt32 after I calibrate each. But expensive avr and having to upgrade to dirac even more.
And ideas on speakers using 51m klipch only got 13.3 inches looking for a left and right movie and music using klipch center 32c also speakers are low to the ground looking to upgrade something dynamic ty
@@homecinemaking397 Thanks.... it's just a 5.1 setup with in ceiling speakers, a Panasonic UB9000, Samsung 65" 4K panel, Polk RTi12 mains, Polk CSi30 center and Polk PSW350 sub. System is used only for film watching through the Panasonic, whether DVD, Blu-ray or UHD Blu-ray. Just hooked the receiver up tonight - so confusing compared to the Onkyo I had before it.
I’m glad that you came to the same logical conclusion that I did. The increased price is not worth it, because an added amp would be a bigger upgrade, or adding Dirac if you have a smaller room and don’t need an amp. If you have 95dB+ sensitive speakers you may want to go with the 4800h due to the 10dB lower noise floor. You can compare the measurements of both AVRs at AudioSceinceReview. The 4800 is a little better all around, but not massively so.
@@andrewskaterrr 100% i agree👌
I chose the 3800. The difference in price between it and the 4800, i used to get Dirac Love Bass Control multi sub. No regrets ❤
@@wayneiceman very nice now add the power amp👌👍💪
@@homecinemaking397 I use rotel power amps for the bed layer
Fantastic review as always Sir! I do hope you will be able to review the Denon X6800h in the future some time!😊 Please!🧐🤔
@@kierangavin3670 thank you and soon👌
That's brilliant 😁
Idk if i should get the lx805 for 2k or x4800 that's more plus the dirac price.
@@arielstereo5484 up to you, i have had both and know what ill take.
Is power important even with highly efficient speakers. Mine have 98 sensitivity.
@@arielstereo5484 power is always important but you get away with less if the speaker is highly efficiënt.
Marantz cinema 50 vs Denon 4800h . which is better to buy. I will using pre outs in both unit not internal amp.
@@TheKankesh cinema 50👌
I see the x4800 is 34 lbs. Compared to the Lx805, that's 48 lbs, which is really light. Is the amp on the x4800 that beefy despite the weight. Makes me question it.
@@arielstereo5484 as technologie develops things will get smaller and weigh less. The 4800H is about 3 times the amp compared to the Lx805.
@@homecinemaking397 I would not mind getting the x4800 because I can toggle from dirac and xt32 after I calibrate each. But expensive avr and having to upgrade to dirac even more.
@@arielstereo5484 worth it👌
Does the x4800 also have independent sub outputs for dlbc?
@@arielstereo5484 4 independent so double that of the Pioneer.
3800h unbeatable right now tbh. Nothing comes close when it comes to actually practical features at this point
@@kelownatechkid i agree!
10 x log (125/105) = 0.75 DB. Negligible difference
Can you go back and forth with Audyssey and dirac if I upgrade with dirac?
@@arielstereo5484 you can yes👌
@@homecinemaking397
To be clear. If I run dirac and then I want to try audyssey. I can turn on dirac and enjoy it or turn on audyssey and enjoy it?
Is the cinema 50 better or the same as the x4800?
@@arielstereo5484 its better.
I have the 4800h picked it over new Sony and cinema50 and rz50 got it for 700$ off hopefully I made the right decision
@@mikeschmidt2339 great unit👌
And ideas on speakers using 51m klipch only got 13.3 inches looking for a left and right movie and music using klipch center 32c also speakers are low to the ground looking to upgrade something dynamic ty
@@mikeschmidt2339 if you want to keep it basic like that and 2ch only look at the 7s or 9s
Just ordered a 2800.... should I be okay?
@@user-kv3ue5fp4c this depends on what your plans are with the unit and your system?
@@homecinemaking397 Thanks.... it's just a 5.1 setup with in ceiling speakers, a Panasonic UB9000, Samsung 65" 4K panel, Polk RTi12 mains, Polk CSi30 center and Polk PSW350 sub.
System is used only for film watching through the Panasonic, whether DVD, Blu-ray or UHD Blu-ray.
Just hooked the receiver up tonight - so confusing compared to the Onkyo I had before it.
Onkyo tx nr 7100 vs Denon avr x800h which is better?
@@fernandopiresmarques899 i have not compared these two units.