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How to Train Your Dragon 3D [2 Discs] [3D] [Blu-ray/DVD] [Blu-ray/Blu-ray 3D/DVD] [2010]

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Great Movie & Really Good 3D

on October 16, 2011

Posted by: Outwestguy

from Duvall, WA

The movie is great for the whole family and the 3D is done very well. This is a good one for your library!

What's great about it: Story, Hi-def clarity, 3D

What's not so great: Having to wait for TV & Studios exclusive arragements...

I would recommend this to a friend!

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Denon - IN-Command 1295W 7.1-Ch. Network-Ready 4K Ultra HD and 3D Pass-Through A/V Home Theater Receiver

Learn moreabout Magnolia PremiumInstallation Enjoy high-definition images with this Denon IN-Command DENON AVR-X2000 A/V home theater receiver. Includes HDMI 4K Ultra HD and 3D pass-through technologies for compatibility with 3D TVs, Blu-ray players and gaming consoles and 4K Ultra HD TVs.

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3 out of 5

Chip amp isn't up to the cut - Returned

By MomentaryLapseOfReason from Chicago IL

Next time you're shopping for receivers, pick up a $400 unit. No, I mean physically, pick it up. Now, walk over to a $2000 unit. Feel that? I am by no means saying to buy a $2000 receiver, but don't rely on "power ratings". The receivers that physically weigh more will always sound better and have higher outputs. Google discrete solid state vs chip amps.

First of all, this is almost a scam. They rate the amplifiers in this at 6 ohms. Secondly, after some quick tests, it isn't even pushing close to the rated power.

I returned this unit in favor of the AVR-X4000. While numbers seem to be "close", it is able to drive my Klipsch KLF-30s effortlessly. This unit.... not so much. AT ALL.

If you're using this for a set of satellite/powered sub setups and only care about movies, it might be "ok". Otherwise, spend the extra hundred or two and get a good receiver.

Outwestguy

Duvall, WA

Descrete

January 3, 2014

Form the Denon website:

Designed to serve as the heart and brain of your connected home theater system, the AVR-X2000 IN-Command 7.1 Network Home Theater Receiver features 7 discrete output stages with identical circuit topology, with each channel rated at 95 watts, easily able to drive today’s quality loudspeakers.

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