[ratm]

Like the title says, I am upgrading this year to 4k. 65B7A, 4K Apple TV, Xbox One S. What I don't is an AVR for this. Literally the only AVR requirements I have are 4K pass through (going to let the Apple and Xbox handle the processing) and Pre-outs for my XPA-3 amp. Price is huge concern for me, so with that said, I am looking at the following:

https://www.accessories4less.com/ma...-95-watts-a/v-receiver-same-as-rx-v781/1.html

https://www.accessories4less.com/ma...ch-x-105-watts-networking-a/v-receiver/1.html

https://www.accessories4less.com/ma...ch-x-100-watts-networking-a/v-receiver/1.html

Thanks!

 

[ratm]

Dang, nobody...

 

[Alan P]

I would highly recommend the 3300 over the other two since it has much better automated room correction (Audyssey XT32 w/SubEQ HT). Also, with XT32 and the new app you can apply custom curves to the room correction...neither of the others offers that.

 

[bobknavs]

I would highly recommend the 3300 over the other two since it has much better automated room correction (Audyssey XT32 w/SubEQ HT). Also, with XT32 and the new app you can apply custom curves to the room correction...neither of the others offers that.

I'd agree.

However, if you decide on the Yamaha TSR-7810 (it's a pretty nice unit, but with YPAO rather than Audyssey), Costco.com has it on sale, new, for the same price as the A4L refurb. With free shipping. (I believe that you don't need to be a member to buy it online.)

 

[ratm]

I would highly recommend the 3300 over the other two since it has much better automated room correction (Audyssey XT32 w/SubEQ HT). Also, with XT32 and the new app you can apply custom curves to the room correction...neither of the others offers that.

I'd agree.

However, if you decide on the Yamaha TSR-7810 (it's a pretty nice unit, but with YPAO rather than Audyssey), Costco.com has it on sale, new, for the same price as the A4L refurb. With free shipping. (I believe that you don't need to be a member to buy it online.)

Those are awesome thoughts. Thank you! Now I have to decide if the extra $100 is worth it for a Audyseey and a refurb.