Maybe he use headphone ?

Slightly lower than that lah.

I was told that some Denon AVR-4310s has issue with decoding DTS HD-MA 7.1. Anyone can verify this for Asian model? 

Bro, it is about 4310 not able to properly decode any BD, which is encoded with DTS HD MA 7.1. This means that in a 7.1 setup, you have audio problem.

The air is cleared now. Thank you 

So, it ain't affecting my setup. phew.....

ronaldjoe, I thought that you are running 7.1 too?

I was quoted RM8.5K for Denon AVR-4310s.. is this price justify?

Just buy only... got problem then keep at the side lor. What's the big deal?

It's like this. If you have a speaker config that is anything but a 7.1 setup, when bitstreaming a 7.1 DTS-HD MA audio stream to the 4310, the 4310 will decode the core (lossy) DTS codec instead of DTS-HD MA. Even though you see "DTS-HD MA" displayed on the AVR's display panel, it's not really DTS-HD MA.

A DTS-HD MA mix only has either a 7.1 mix or a 5.1 mix, not both on a blu-ray disc. The core and downmix are extracted from either of these. So the issue here is that if you have a 5.1 (or any other config other than a 7.1) speaker setup, and you run a 7.1 DTS-HD MA stream into the 4310, you're only getting a 5.1 core (lossy) DTS output.

Apparently, this "bug" is also affecting older generation Denons as well (e.g. 3808).

So a workaround would be to get your BDP to decode the 7.1 DTS-HD MA internally and then stream PCM to the Denon, until Denon fixes this.

Edited for clarity.

Probably after Raya.

http://whathifi.com/News/Denon-announces-t...inema-receiver/

4310 aint have 9 channel power amp section. This hinders the full capability of Audyysey DSX as you need 2 more channels to drive a pair of speakers (front height). If you opt for DSX Height, then you need to forgo your surr back to drive these.

But judging at the price tag in UK, it is about 900Pound more. That's exorbitant to peasant like me. Would rather buy power amp.