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Hi, I just see Denon released their Europe version 4311, it is like a joke, i know that Denon is making the mess on their site recently but this is a bit logistic regarding the size and weight. So it is much bigger then US version, the weight is about 30LB more (63LB,or 29Kg), a few inches higher and deeper, it is also THX certified plus all of what US 4311CI has, AND it comes with SILVER than matches perfectly with my Zalman HD160XT if this is true, then it is crazy...
http://denon.co.uk/UK/Product/Pages/Prod...39-ca99e34db225
LP:
2 x M80v3, VP180, 2 x QS8v3, 2 x QS4, 2 x M3 and no AMP

I was dreaming! check the HK site and it tells its true, everything is same as US version, the UK site mess up
http://www.denon.com.hk/eng/products/detail.php?id=18348
Anyway, should i pull my trigger? any experience with Audyssey MultEQ-XT 32 ? power to drive my M80v3? i am not planning to add any external Amp

thanks
LP:
2 x M80v3, VP180, 2 x QS8v3, 2 x QS4, 2 x M3 and no AMP

Welcome.

Glad we could be of assistance.

Yeah, an "Audio Forum" can also be used as a "Sounding Board" to answer your own questions!

You should contact Denon. Here is a first look at this receiver from one audio publication.

http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/receivers/denon-avr-4311ci-fl

Anyway, should i pull my trigger? The feature set is fantastic and Denons top of the line electronics are quality pieces. Whether you can afford it and want to buy it is up to only you.

any experience with Audyssey MultEQ-XT 32? Nope, but I take it with more r&d, will be an improvement over previous versions.

power to drive my M80v3? Should be. I would expect this product to measure well on the bench as it is one of Denon's top line models . In time I'm sure you will see the product measured by a variety of publications that confirms this or not.

The 43XX series replaced the 38XX series and all of the 38XX series has been able to drive M80's without issues, save for a few trying to listen from extreme distances away from the speakers at loud levels.