The binding posts are presented in a single line to make accessing them easier and are of decent quality and can accept bare wire, spade connectors or banana plugs. There are colour-coded binding posts for up to eleven different channels, depending on how you configure the X4300H, although there are only nine channels of built-in amplification. If you prefer to use a wired connection, there is also an Ethernet port, two 12V triggers, IR in and out and an RS232 serial connector. The X4300 has built-in AM and FM tuners and comes with aerials included, as well as two antenna that you connect to the rear for boosting the built-in WiFi and Bluetooth reception. There are also two component video inputs and one component video output, along with four composite video inputs and two composite video outputs. In terms of legacy connections there are six stereo analogue inputs, a phono stage, two coaxial digital inputs and two optical digital inputs. All of the HDMI inputs and outputs support 4K at up to 60Hz, as well as High Dynamic Range (HDR), Wide Colour Gamut (WCG) and HDCP 2.2. There is an output for your main monitor, which also supports ARC (Audio Return Channel), an output for a second monitor and an output for a second zone. First of all there are eight HDMI inputs, seven at the rear and one at the front, as well as three HDMI outputs. Aside from the connections behind the drop-down flap, the rest of the connections are at the rear and it’s an impressive selection, with everything you might need.

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