The £500/$750 AV receiver market is important territory for any manufacturer, and after a few years of falling short at this level, Denon has come out swinging.
The AVR-X2200W is the result – a receiver that pushes the boundaries of what we’ve come to expect at this price. This means support for both Dolby Atmos and DTS:X (the latter via a firmware upgrade later this year) alongside generous connectivity and all the future-proofing you could wish for.
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