FEATURES
- Delivers 5.1 channels of powerful sound (175 Watts) to provide high power and wide dynamic range with low distortion for a superb surround sound listening experience
- Features Audyssey Silver - with Audyssey MultEQ, Audyssey Dynamic Volume, and Audyssey Dynamic EQ to enhance the performance of any home theater system
- Extensive networking with AirPlay, Pandora, Spotify, & Sirius XM.
- Simple & easy setup with Denon Setup Assistant - on-screen graphical display with clear text and icons so you can easily make adjustments and settings during setup
- 6 HDMI inputs (5 rear + 1 front) & 1 output. Built-in USB port supports digital music playback and charging from an iPod, iPhone, iPad, or other USB device
Technical Details
- Brand Name: Denon
- Model: AVR-X1000
- Output Wattage: 600 Watts
- Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 5.1
- Color Name: Black
Product Details
- Product Dimensions: 13 x 17.1 x 6 inches ; 18.1 pounds
- Shipping Weight: 22 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
- Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
- Shipping Advisory: This item must be shipped separately from other items in your order. Additional shipping charges will not apply.
- ASIN: B00CALM2JY
- Item model number: AVR-X1000
- Average Customer Review:
(35 customer reviews)
Product Description
From the Manufacturer
The AVR-X1000 IN-Command 5.1 Network Home Theater Receiver offers the latest high-resolution digital audio decoders, network functionality, and a variety of features for versatile use. This receiver is equipped with cutting-edge digital audio decoders, including Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio. The sophisticated video-switching system lets you choose from up to six HDMI inputs, and features 1080p and 3D pass-through. The AVR-X1000 also features a broad range of control options, including web control from a PC or Mac on your home network, as well as with your iOS or Android smartphone or tablet. Its network functionality supports Internet radio services such as SiriusXM, Pandora, and Spotify as well as Apple's AirPlay technology that lets you stream music from your iPod touch, iPhone or iPad or from iTunes on your PC or Mac.
AVR-X1000 IN-Command 5.1 Network Home Theater Receiver
- Audyssey Silver built in
- Fully discrete, Class A/B amplification for all 5 channels (80w x 5ch)
- Full network feature set with AirPlay, DLNA, Mobile App Control, Windows 8/RT compatibility, SiriusXm, Spotify and Pandora
Audyssey Silver Built-In
The AVR-X1000 comes with Denon's Audyssey Silver package, which includes Audyssey MultEQ XT, Audyssey Dynamic Volume, and Audyssey Dynamic EQ.
Audyssey MultEQ XT calibrates the system for up to eight different seating positions, and it uses more and higher quality filters for better results, especially in the bass region (i.e. frequencies below 200Hz). As a result, bass is more impactful and is more evenly distributed throughout the room.
Audyssey Dynamic Volume senses the impending arrival of very loud sounds and automatically reduces the difference between normal and extra-loud programming. Additionally, Audyssey Dynamic EQ automatically adjusts subwoofer and surround speaker levels for maximum performance at any playback volume.
The Denon Setup Assistant simplifies installation and allows you to optimize the AVR-X1000 for your speaker setup.
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Easy to Set Up and Easy to Use
Denon's AVR-X1000 5.1 Channel Network Home Theater Receiver is designed for quick, easy setup. An on-screen graphical display combines large, clear text and icons that are easy to follow. The exclusive Denon Setup Assistant walks you through the process of optimizing the AVR-X1000 for your speakers and source equipment. The supplied color-coded speaker cable labels ensure correct speaker cable hookup the very first time, thanks to the matching color coding on the speaker-wire inputs.
The multi-way speaker-wire-binding post connections on the rear panel are banana-plug compatible and arranged in a horizontal configuration with a "12 o'clock" speaker wire input.
High-Power Five-Channel Power Amplifier
For an optimum surround sound listening experience, the AVR-X1000 features identical power amp circuitry for all channels and includes an all-discrete power amplifier output stage design. Rated at 80 watts into 8 ohms for each of the five channels, the amplifier provides high power and wide dynamic range with low distortion.
Six HDMI Video Inputs with 1080p and 3D Pass-Through
For total system connectivity, the AVR-X1000 is equipped with six HDMI inputs, with five on the rear panel and one on the front panel, allowing you to quickly and easily connect your HDMI-equipped camcorder, game console, or other portable multimedia device. The receiver also offers one HDMI output.
Enjoy Music in Another Room
With two-zone, two-source multi-room capability, you can connect a stereo amplifier to the zone 2 preout and enjoy stereo sound from one source in another room, while others can enjoy a different program in the home theater room.
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Network Functionality for Streaming Media
The AVR-X1000's network functionality lets you enjoy Internet radio services, including Spotify, Pandora, and SiriusXM. The receiver also supports Apple's AirPlay technology, so you can wirelessly stream music from iTunes on your PC or Mac or from your iPod touch, iPhone, or iPad via your home network. Windows 8 compatibility and DLNA 1.5 certification guarantees audio streaming from the latest Windows 8 PCs and tablets.
Simple Remote Control for Easy Input Selection
The easy-to-use remote control features discrete source-selection buttons that let you choose your preferred source with the touch of one button, so there's no need to toggle through all the inputs to find the one you want.
Wide Range of Control Options
In addition to the supplied remote control, the AVR-X1000 features a range of additional control options. Via the free Denon Remote App, you can easily control the AVR-X1000 with your favorite iOS or Android smartphone or tablet. There's even a web control function, which lets you choose inputs and adjust sound settings from any PC or Mac connected to your home network. The AVR-X1000 also features an RS-232C serial port and I/P control for connection to an automated home control system from Denon's integration partners, including AMX, Control4, Crestron, RTI, Savant, and URC.
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Front Panel USB Input
With a built-in USB port, the AVR-X1000 supports digital music playback and charging from an iPod, iPhone, iPad, or USB device.
Slim Chassis Depth
The chassis is only 13 inches deep, giving you greater installation flexibility. You can place the AVR-X1000 in even tight spaces, such as a TV cabinet.
Dimensions
The receiver measures 6.6 x 17.1 x 13 inches (H x W x D) and weighs 18.1 pounds.
What's in the Box
AVR-X1000, setup measuring microphone with attached cable, remote control, two AAA batteries, power cord, FM antenna, AM loop antenna, CD-ROM Owner's Manual, Quick Setup Guide, color-coded speaker label tags, and warranty information sheet.
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Product Description
The AVR-X1000 A/V surround receiver provides network functions that let you enjoy Spotify, Pandora, and SiriusXM Internet Radio, as well as AirPlay for enjoying content from your iTunes library stored in an iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or a PC or Mac. It also supports the Denon Remote App that lets you operate the basic functions of the AVR-X1000 from your iPhone or Android device. With the addition of a separate power amplifier, the AVR-X1000’s multi-zone functionality lets other people enjoy music or video entertainment from a separate source in a different room while you enjoy your own programs in the main room.
REVIEW
The Denon AVR-X1000 is the successor to last year's 4-1/2 star rated Denon AVR-1713. Most features are the same as the AVR-1713. Like the AVR-1713, the AVR-X1000 is a 5.1-channel surround sound receiver that accepts a total of six input sources, plus TV audio as a seventh input source.
Over the past few years Denon has been gradually improving the look of their receivers. The AVR-X1000 has the look of a very high-end receiver, comparable to Marantz and Pioneer Elite receivers, yet it sells at a mid-range price.
What's new?
* The AVR-X1000 has a longer warranty (3 years) than the AVR-1713 (2 years).
* The speaker connections on the back of the AVR-X1000 are color coded for easier setup. Last year's model did not have color-coded speaker connections.
* The AVR-X1000 supports both AM and FM radio. Last year's AVR-1713 only supported FM radio.
* Both models support Apple Airplay, Internet radio, Sirius XM, and Pandora, but the AVR-X1000 adds support for Spotify, too.
* Both models support MP3, WMA, AAC, and FLAC audio formats. The AVR-X1000 adds support for the Apple Lossless Audio Codec (ALAC) as well.
* The AVR-1713 used up and down buttons to select the input source. The AVR-X1000 uses a more attractive dial on the left-hand side.
* The AVR-X1000 has updated setup software.
* Denon's list price for the AVR-X1000 ($499) is $50 higher than last year's AVR-1713 ($449).
Comparison with the step-up Denon AVR-X2000:
* The AVR-X1000 supports 5.1 audio, while the step-up AVR-X2000 supports 7.1 audio.
* The AVR-X1000 has 80 watts per channel, while the AVR-X2000 has 95 watts per channel.
* The AVR-X1000 does not support Ultra HD (4K) upscaling, but the AVR-X2000 does.
* The AVR-X2000 has more HDMI and analog audio input jacks than the AVR-X1000. They have the same number of digital audio input jacks.
* The AVR-X2000 supports one component video input, while the AVR-X1000 does not.
Comparison with the step-down Denon AVR-E300:
* Both models support 5.1 audio.
* The AVR-X1000 has 80 watts per channel, while the AVR-E300 has 75 watts per channel.
* The AVR-X1000 has a 3-year warranty, while the AVR-E300 has a 2-year warranty.
* The AVR-X1000 supports a zone 2 line out, while the AVR-E300 does not.
* The AVR-X1000 supports the high-resolution Audyssey MultEQ XT room correction software with 6-8 measurement positions, while AVR-E300 only supports the medium-resolution Audyssey MultEQ. Both models support Audyssey Dynamic Volume and Audyssey Dynamic EQ.
* The AVR-X1000 has better-quality speaker connections. The AVR-E300 has new "Easy Connect Speaker Terminals" which work best with bare speaker wire and seem aimed at novices.
I have two complaints about the AVR-X1000. First, it doesn't support Wi-Fi. The network connection requires Ethernet. For Wi-Fi, CNET likes the Onkyo TX-NR626. Second, it is stingy with its digital audio inputs. The AVR-X1000 has only one coaxial and one optical digital audio input. By comparison, the competing Yamaha RX-V475 and Yamaha RX-V575 each have two coaxial and two optical digital audio input jacks (but fewer total device inputs). Aesthetically, however, Onkyo and Yamaha receivers have a utilitarian look that can't compete with this year's Denon line.
Over the past few years Denon has been gradually improving the look of their receivers. The AVR-X1000 has the look of a very high-end receiver, comparable to Marantz and Pioneer Elite receivers, yet it sells at a mid-range price.
What's new?
* The AVR-X1000 has a longer warranty (3 years) than the AVR-1713 (2 years).
* The speaker connections on the back of the AVR-X1000 are color coded for easier setup. Last year's model did not have color-coded speaker connections.
* The AVR-X1000 supports both AM and FM radio. Last year's AVR-1713 only supported FM radio.
* Both models support Apple Airplay, Internet radio, Sirius XM, and Pandora, but the AVR-X1000 adds support for Spotify, too.
* Both models support MP3, WMA, AAC, and FLAC audio formats. The AVR-X1000 adds support for the Apple Lossless Audio Codec (ALAC) as well.
* The AVR-1713 used up and down buttons to select the input source. The AVR-X1000 uses a more attractive dial on the left-hand side.
* The AVR-X1000 has updated setup software.
* Denon's list price for the AVR-X1000 ($499) is $50 higher than last year's AVR-1713 ($449).
Comparison with the step-up Denon AVR-X2000:
* The AVR-X1000 supports 5.1 audio, while the step-up AVR-X2000 supports 7.1 audio.
* The AVR-X1000 has 80 watts per channel, while the AVR-X2000 has 95 watts per channel.
* The AVR-X1000 does not support Ultra HD (4K) upscaling, but the AVR-X2000 does.
* The AVR-X2000 has more HDMI and analog audio input jacks than the AVR-X1000. They have the same number of digital audio input jacks.
* The AVR-X2000 supports one component video input, while the AVR-X1000 does not.
Comparison with the step-down Denon AVR-E300:
* Both models support 5.1 audio.
* The AVR-X1000 has 80 watts per channel, while the AVR-E300 has 75 watts per channel.
* The AVR-X1000 has a 3-year warranty, while the AVR-E300 has a 2-year warranty.
* The AVR-X1000 supports a zone 2 line out, while the AVR-E300 does not.
* The AVR-X1000 supports the high-resolution Audyssey MultEQ XT room correction software with 6-8 measurement positions, while AVR-E300 only supports the medium-resolution Audyssey MultEQ. Both models support Audyssey Dynamic Volume and Audyssey Dynamic EQ.
* The AVR-X1000 has better-quality speaker connections. The AVR-E300 has new "Easy Connect Speaker Terminals" which work best with bare speaker wire and seem aimed at novices.
I have two complaints about the AVR-X1000. First, it doesn't support Wi-Fi. The network connection requires Ethernet. For Wi-Fi, CNET likes the Onkyo TX-NR626. Second, it is stingy with its digital audio inputs. The AVR-X1000 has only one coaxial and one optical digital audio input. By comparison, the competing Yamaha RX-V475 and Yamaha RX-V575 each have two coaxial and two optical digital audio input jacks (but fewer total device inputs). Aesthetically, however, Onkyo and Yamaha receivers have a utilitarian look that can't compete with this year's Denon line.
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