Although, as I think about it, I paid exactly $1850 for a X3700H during covid 5 years ago. So it's not a bad deal, even a discount relative to inflation! Still, we should expect some decent close out pricing on the 3800.
Haven't tried Audyssey on my x3800h yet, but on x4700h if you don't have a sound from a channel, the calibration will stop with error.
It should not use the same filters for two different sets of speakers. I would say you should run two separate calibrations, one using front A and the other front B, and then use the presets to store the different sets of filters.
I'm not familiar w/room correction software being applied to more than one set of speakers on the same mass market AVR. Which prior AVR did this in your experience?
Guys I think my denon 3800 is broken, here's what happened. I welcome any ideas on trying to fix it
I pulled the AVR out of the cabinet and forgot I had the rear speakers connected, it put a little pressure on the binding posts. Nothing appears physically damaged
But now when I run audyssey there's no pink noise sounds
Even when I go to manual setup and try to set speaker levels, the test tones don't play
I did a factory reset and set it up again but the same thing is happening. tried different speakers and speaker cables, no change.. moved it to another room with different speakers and speaker wires.. still no change.
Not much as a consumer you can do beyond a factory reset. If still no output, something got damaged. Still under warranty?yes I did a factory reset and set it up again and test tones had no audible output
Might be interesting, but unless you want to use it that way, only of limited use otoh.....
It would simply be to test if bypassing amp section made any difference. Many times the amp section in the Denon AVR is the first to go.
Or something simple connecting to the amp section? Not my experience with a Denon avr in any case.
Guys I think my denon 3800 is broken, here's what happened. I welcome any ideas on trying to fix it
I pulled the AVR out of the cabinet and forgot I had the rear speakers connected, it put a little pressure on the binding posts. Nothing appears physically damaged
But now when I run audyssey there's no pink noise sounds
Even when I go to manual setup and try to set speaker levels, the test tones don't play
I did a factory reset and set it up again but the same thing is happening. tried different speakers and speaker cables, no change.. moved it to another room with different speakers and speaker wires.. still no change.
I have friends that have used my system for DJing. No latency issues directly to denon even in non pure direct mode.Hi all - just trying to find something out definitively because the Denon website is vague at best.
In "Pure Direct" mode - assuming you are feeding an analogue signal, would this essentially have zero/negligible latency? (ie: does it pass the signal amplified and without further processing)
I'm asking because I'd be using it as an AV receiver, but also an amplifier for DJing. Latency needs to be as low as possible for beatchmatching purposes.
Thanks in advance for any help
Hi all - just trying to find something out definitively because the Denon website is vague at best.
In "Pure Direct" mode - assuming you are feeding an analogue signal, would this essentially have zero/negligible latency? (ie: does it pass the signal amplified and without further processing)
I'm asking because I'd be using it as an AV receiver, but also an amplifier for DJing. Latency needs to be as low as possible for beatchmatching purposes.
Thanks in advance for any help
