Denon AVC-X6800H 11.4ch 140w 8K AV Receiver with HEOS Built In

Powerful 11-channel amplifier – Featuring a sophisticated power amplifier design, the AVC-X6800H delivers high-power performance
at 140 watts per channel (8 Ohms, 20 Hz–20 kHz, THD: 0.05%, 2 ch. driven) to ensure a dynamic and
precise entertainment experience.

3D audio experience  – Get enveloped in sound with Dolby Atmos®, DTS:X®, IMAX Enhanced and Auro 3D, along with
Dolby Surround, DTS Neural:X and Auro-Matic upmixer to optimize legacy content.

Configuration flexibility – AVC-X6800H offers many setup options and flexibility to adjust your home theater to meet your
needs. Supports 13.4 channel processing capability, Pre Amplifier mode, and optional Dirac Live
upgradability (with fee).

Advanced 8K home theater – 8K video is supported on all seven HDMI inputs and two of the three outputs. With HLG, HDR,
Dolby Vision, HDR10+ and Dynamic HDR pass-through, there’s no need to worry about video
compatibility or picture quality.

HEOS® Built-in technology – Stream music wirelessly from a variety of free and premium streaming services. Share content to
HEOS devices, like Denon Home speakers, in other rooms.

Audyssey room correction technology – Premium suite of Audyssey room correction features built-in for accurate setup and calibration to
provide the most optimal listening experience for your room.

Built to high standards – Designed and manufactured in Denon’s state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Japan,
where traditional practices fuse seamlessly with technologies designed for the future.

Over a century of innovation – Founded in 1910, Denon enables the moments that matter through the relentless pursuit of quality,
innovation, and audio performance.

High-resolution audio
Discover the incredible fidelity of high-resolution audio tracks and
enjoy music as the artist intended. A front USB port supports up to
24bit/192kHz hires audio playback from a USB drive. Supported
audio formats are MP3, WMA, WAV, MPEG- 4/AAC, FLAC, and
ALAC.

Setup assistant
Award-winning guide Denon Setup Assistant provides simple, clear
instructions to get started. Just connect your AV receiver to your
TV and follow the instructions on the TV screen to connect your
speakers, perform speaker measurements and connect source
devices. For additional convenience, the AV receiver renames
HDMI inputs automatically when connected or you can rename
manually at your convenience.

Audyssey premium suites of room-correction technology
Denon AV receivers use the Audyssey suite of EQ software for
simple, accurate set-up and calibration. With the supplied Audyssey
measuring microphone, Audyssey measures all the speakers
in your home theater, and tunes the AV receiver to provide the
smoothest, most optimal overall listening experience for your room.

This AV receiver supports Audyssey MultEQ XT32 and SubEQ
HT, Audyssey’s highest room correction technology. The other
supported Audyssey features are Dynamic EQ, Dynamic Volume
and LFC (Low Frequency Containment)

Audyssey MultEQ Editor app

You can go even further with the Audyssey MultEQ Editor app,
going “under the hood” to view and adjust settings for detailed
tuning— allowing you to customize the sound more precisely to
the specific problems in your room, and tailor the sound to your
personal preferences. With this comprehensive app, you can
harness the power of Audyssey MultEQ to take total control of the
way your home cinema sounds. The app is available for purchase
in iOS and Google Play stores.

Dirac Live upgradeability
Purchase a Dirac Live® Room Correction license key to apply stateof-the-art, patented algorithms to analyze and digitally reduce
room impact and enhance speaker performance.
Visit dirac.com/denon/ for more information.
Dual speaker preset memory
Store two speaker settings and switch between the two settings
on the fly, giving you freedom to optimize your listening experience
based on the content or listening environment.

AL32 Processing technology
AL32 Processing, a Denon proprietary analog waveform reproduction
technology, supports up to 192 kHz sampling frequency and 32bit
expansion on your receiver. The technology thoroughly suppresses
noise associated with D/A conversion to reproduce the low-level
signals with optimum clarity that will bring out all the delicate
nuances of the music. AL32 Processing Multi- Channel means the
technology is applied on all channels and all input sources.

Three-source, three zones
The receiver supports three-source, three-zones. You can drive
three different zones with three different sources simultaneously,
or all with the same source. Use the receiver’s internal amplification
configurable in the setup, or use zone two and zone three preouts
to connect with external amplifiers. One of the HDMI outputs can be
used as a second A/V zone. Play your favorite playlists in your living
room, kitchen and patio, or you can enjoy your favorite movies or the
latest episodes from your favorite TV series with surround sound on
your TV while the receiver plays HEOS music in other rooms.

13.4 channel processing, 11 channel amplification
With external two-channel amplification that can be assigned to
either Front Left and Right, or a pair of height channels, you can setup
a 13 channel speaker configuration such as 7.1.6 or 9.1.4, allowing
you even more flexibility and elevated immersive audio experience.

Subwoofer outputs and settings
Immerse yourself in evenly distributed, accurate bass. Featuring
up to four subwoofer outputs to smooth out low frequencies
and provide better dispersion. No audible peaks or dips—just
powerful, room-filling bass. Tweak your subwoofer settings to
your preference when more than two subwoofers are connected.
Select “Standard” if you want evenly distributed bass performance.
Select “Directional” if you want more directional bass performance
seamlessly integrated into the speaker channel closest to each
subwoofer in the room.

Pre Amplifier Mode
Your Denon AV amplifier can work as a perfect AV preamplifier
with the latest HDMI connectivity. Pre Amplifier Mode provides
a cleaner signal path and more tolerance in clipping level by
disconnecting internal amplifiers.
Add the flexibility to disconnect select speaker channels so that
you can use the AV receiver’s built-in amplification to drive
non-critical channels to get a clearer signal path for the channels
driven by external amplification.