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Originally Posted by RSTide 
Just took the plunge on a 4520, upgrading from a 4310.
I have it set up in a 7.1 configuration with front wides instead of surround back and bi-amping the front channels.
Took me a little while to figure out the amp assignments
Overall I'm very pleased with this receiver, and have had no issues. Sound is similar to my 4310.
I really like the different sound modes.
Played with the dialogue enhancer a little bit, but I find I don't need it with my set up.
Do most of you use Dynamic Volume? I use the Dynamic EQ, but tend to leave Dyn Vol off.
I like the ethernet switch, which allows me to ditch my stand-alone switch.
Missing the blue DSX light like many others. Miss the simultaneous input & output channel display on the front.
REALLY miss the AC outlets on the back that my 4310 has.

Just took the plunge on a 4520, upgrading from a 4310.
I have it set up in a 7.1 configuration with front wides instead of surround back and bi-amping the front channels.
Took me a little while to figure out the amp assignments

Overall I'm very pleased with this receiver, and have had no issues. Sound is similar to my 4310.
I really like the different sound modes.
Played with the dialogue enhancer a little bit, but I find I don't need it with my set up.
Do most of you use Dynamic Volume? I use the Dynamic EQ, but tend to leave Dyn Vol off.
I like the ethernet switch, which allows me to ditch my stand-alone switch.
Missing the blue DSX light like many others. Miss the simultaneous input & output channel display on the front.
REALLY miss the AC outlets on the back that my 4310 has.
I turn-off Dynamic Volume. I am finding that Dialog Enhancement really helps expose some quiet dialog (whispering).























