AV Receivers

In the past five years or so, something amazing has happened in the audio/video industry. Just like our counterparts in the computer industry, we’ve seen prices drop and performance rise, …

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Over the past few years, a new type of component, that blurred the line between “separates,” i.e. a separate amplifier and processor, and the average mass-market receiver, has come into …

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I’ve tested a number of receivers and DVD players for DVD ETC. in our short history, and it’s a safe bet there will be plenty more in my future. So …

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HDMI has changed everything for receivers in a copy-protection-driven, Blu-ray-centric market. A few years ago, you were lucky to get a receiver that had component inputs for HD sources. Today, …

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Denon is one of the oldest audio companies in Japan, known for providing high-value AV products to the masses, and the new AVR-2309CI seems to once again set the bar …

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Five hundred dollars didn’t buy you much in terms of a home theater receiver a few years ago; however today it seems as if five hundred dollars is the new …

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A recent post on the Home Theater Forum started me thinking. With all the home theater in-a-box systems on the market, are the days of separate audio/video systems numbered? Surely …

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When people are putting together a home theater system, one of the most important components has to be the audio/video controller/processor. This can either come in the form of a …

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The DTR 8.8 is the perfect receiver for someone who wants to upgrade their entry-level receiver to provide more features and functionality, while offering superb performance and remaining easy to …

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Sony has three new receivers in their Elevated Standard “ES” line. The 7.1-channel STRA-DA3300ES (the least expensive of the three) certainly lives up to the ES moniker. What’s garnering all …

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