My first post :)
Was browsing around for AV Receiver and found this on amazon. Cheapest elsewhere is ~$900+shippings.
Also check out Yamaha TSR-6750 (refurbished) for US$380+shippings.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00IXSDENQ?cache=8ed2dd40b4954…
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That's why it says, "Shippings" in the title ;)
Are you sure it doesn't have a switching supply?
So ends up being about $800AUD shipped, plus have to buy transformer, and no local warranty or consumer guarantees(which would equate to several years warranty). Doesn't seem much of a deal when Videopro have it for $895 shipped.
Thanks. I think Denon used to give the US model a slightly different model number designation and a 110V supply. They seem to have the same model number now and depending on what market specs you look at, they either have 240 or 110V. Confusing.
A bit over AUD$100 for shipping.
Try amazon uk and Italy… same voltage! Bought a Yamaha 475 for 380 including shipping a week ago! Great prices time to time.
Was looking at this the other day can be had from UK or Germany Amazon for the same price.
A$812 without shipping from Germany. Not available in UK or Italy at a good price.
Just a note for new buyers, dobly atmos just come out. So if you want support for that get it, if not, these will start dropping in price very soon i think.
£324.17 + £73.49 delivery to Sydney from AudioFidelity works out to be about $726.03AUD using xe.com
thanks to previous thread selling the AVR-X2000
I was tossing between the X3000, X4000 and bought Pioneer SC-1223:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/131292925655
£359 - VAT£59 + Shipping£85 = £384.42
Unfortunately, the 15% ebay deal is over, which would have been a $100 saving :(
The AUD is rather weak at the moment so I got charged $710 on my CC.
Through CashRewards one can get additional 2% off, so the total damage is about $696.
EDIT - I find the Pioneer better for my needs than X3000, however, X4000 and of course X4100 would have been great for a higher price tag.
For comparison, Denis White sells a Demo SC-1223 for $999 down from RRP$1499.
You will need a good step-down transformer which will add a lot to the cost