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What version of HDMI does the AVR-4520ci have?

Do the Audioholic staff have the 7200 in possession for review yet?

No- I'll tough it out with my AVR-4520ci, AVR-3312ci and my Yamaha RX-V2200. I like the new Denons and Yammies, but I'm content with my units!

It looks like an excellent AVR!

Who makes the Anthem Statement P5 Multi-Channel Amplifier? It sure looks similar to an ATI product in a fancy case!

I have had Yamaha's and Denon's, and still do. I love them both! It's like having a gorgeous set of boobs around the house! Which one do I love the most, the right or the left? Enjoy your Yammie!

Thanks Gene!

http://usa.yamaha.com/products/audio-visual/aventage/rx-a3040_black_u/?mode=model It reads 120V 480W 60 Hz on the back. Is it utilizing some variation of SMPS? My Denon AVR- 4520ci reads 120V 780W 60 Hz.

The 7125 is a real good amp. The 4520 should cover your needs with ease. You could expand to other zones with the outlaw! Anyway, congratulations on an outstanding purchase!

The AVR-4520 has a very robust amp section also!

Agreed- I did not do the passive Bi- Amp thing yet. I'm too lazy! The 4520 is in pre-amp mode and the Outlaw is amplifying.

I'm warming up the 4520/Outlaw 126 lbs combo for a ZEP session. How much does your receiver weigh?

What value block capacitors does the AVR-X5200W have?

It's an interesting read. The high enders are probably in despair in the thought of using SMPS!

I'll probably try the passive route, some time when I have the time and am not lazy! I hold little hopes of noticeable audio improvement though? I have to really hide the wires these days as the wife and I bought a killer home and moved. It is definitely presented a challenge to the Denon...

Question: All of my living room speakers are bi amp capable- with exception of my center. I'm currently using the AVR-4520ci in pre-amp. I use my Outlaw Audio Model 770 for amplification. Can I use the AVR for bi-amping the fronts by using the amp for lows and the 4520 for highs?141 Manual Setup...

The 4520ci is a good choice! I have one and it rocks!

Taken from the specifications page of the service manual. <tbody> Analog Input sensitivity/Input impedance : 200 mV/47 kΩ Frequency response : 10 Hz – 100 kHz — +1, –3 dB (DIRECT mode) S/N : 102 dB (IHF–A weighted, DIRECT mode) Distortion : 0.005 % (20 Hz – 20 kHz) (DIRECT mode)...

I purchased the service manual for the AVR-4520ci just for S & G's. It has 2 ea. 80 V 22,000uF Block Capacitors!

I'd go with the Outlaw- also! It was reviewed at this site- check it out!