Popular receiver comparisons 2024 - page 6

Denon AVR-X6400H is the flagship of the Japanese manufacturer's AVR home theater amplifier. With 11 amplified channels, it is able to deliver up to 140 W/channel which is equal to the performance of the AVR-X6500H. This receiver also supports HEOS technology and therefore easily integrates into a multiroom network. T...

Integra DTM-6 and DTM-7 receivers are now able to work with the MQA format. Users can play MQA files stored on external USB devices or over a network. Both models support music playback in two zones, are compatible with Chromecast, AirPlay and can play streaming audio through the Pandora, Spotify and Tidal services. The DTM-6 ha...

It is a 7.2-channel model. Its power is 100W (8 ohms). It supports Dolby Atmos and DTS:X decoding plus two phantom rear surround channels. There is 4K HDR compatibility 5-in/2-out HDMI flexibility with HDCP 2.2 support. The model is optimized especially for custom in-home integration, and system configuration -...

It is a 7.2-channel model. Its power is 100W (8 ohms). The design of the STR-ZA1100ES is classic Sony. It features a clean design, with a black, brushed metal front and a full-width display. The front lower portion of the receiver features a magnetic plate that can be removed to reveal all of the controls. With the pla...

The VSX-LX303 is a 9.2-channel DTS: X and Dolby Atmos device that delivers 100 watts of power per channel (6 Ohm). To connect external sources are seven HDMI inputs. Like the younger LX103, the more advanced LX303 supports 4K / 60 Hz and three types of HDR (Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG). There is also a f...

The Pioneer VSX-LX503 Network AV Receiver has a 9.2-channel configuration with 180 watts per channel (8 ohms). The VSX-LX503 delivers the summarizing effect of Dolby Atmos / DTS:X technology, perfectly calibrated using the Multi-Channel Acoustic Calibration System (MCACC),, and even expandable to surround sound w...

Dolby Atmos and DTS: X formats allow you to display sound anywhere in 3D space, while effects move from column to column throughout the room and surround the audience when watching the latest movies and games. Thanks to the 11.2-channel output of the pre-amplifier and 11-channel processing, you can enjoy 3D sound throu...

In addition to the AM / FM tuner, the 11.2-channel AV processor has a wide range of tools for receiving audio content wirelessly, including Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Google Cast service (available with new firmware) and AirPlay. It is possible to connect to a local area network via LAN / WLAN and play Hi-Res formats (including D...

The preamp presented is capable of processing a multidimensional signal, because it supports Dolby Atmos and DTS:X technologies. It also impresses with its increased connectivity for different devices, as it has XLR outputs for 11 channels and 2 subwoofers. The next advantage of this unit is that it supports HDCP2.2 and ...

There are five channels of amplification, delivering a total of 650W (8 ohms) in this receiver. The 5.2-channel AVR-S540BT features Dolby Vision, HDR, HLG and 4K enhanced zoom for a stunning home theater experience. It includes 5 4K / 60Hz HDMI inputs with full transmission and HDCP 2.2 support on all HDMI ports. Use the...

Despite the affordable cost, 5.2 channel receiver Onkyo TX-SR393, which delivers 80W at 8 ohms is perfect for home theater. The device is easy to configure and use and will provide high-quality sound in computer games, when watching movies or listening to music. The AV receiver is equipped with four HDMI inputs and one outpu...

5.1-class AV receiver, power 5 x 70 W at 6 Ohms features Yamaha's exclusive CINEMA DSP technology that supports HD Audio playback (Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio, and others), providing natural and expansive audio visualization. On board the device are four HDMI inputs and one output. Acoustical terminals with the option ...

9.2 AV receiver with Dolby Atmos and DTS: X, 9 x 185 W (6 Ohm). The Onkyo TX-RZ740 AV receiver has a nine-channel configuration and is optimized for operation as part of installed AV systems. This unit has passed the THX certification, which guarantees high quality sound in home theaters based on it. The AV receiver is equip...

The TX-NR595 is a 7.2 x 80-watt-per-channel receiver (4 ohms). With six HDMI inputs and dual outputs integrating players, TV, and projector, you’re set for a 4K HDR video experience inside Dolby Atmos or DTS:X sound delivered through any speaker layout. Dolby Atmos Height Virtualizer and DTS Virtual:X create an immersi...

Having 9.2 channels this unit’s output power is 180 watts per channel (6 ohms). IMAX Enhanced technology is supported with a special version of the DTS codec, which allows you to get the same highest quality sound and image as in IMAX movie theaters. There is an upscaler that can increase the resolution of any vide...

For the role of a cool music processor, which combines not only the preliminary and final amplification but also the functions of a universal network player with high-quality digital-to-analog internal converters, the AVC-X6500H is more than suitable. It supports Dolby Atmos, DTS: X and DTS Virtual: X shipping format...

This model can work as part of the HEOS wireless multiroom system and has the chance of becoming the center of such a system. And due to the power amplifier which produces 140 W/channel, this receiver can compete for versus another model from the Denon AVR-X6500H vs Marantz SR8012 comparison. The 11 channel Denon AVC-X65...

The Denon AVR-X3600H is the 9.2-channel unit with 9 discrete amplifiers and which is capable of decoding DTS: X and Dolby Atmos object-oriented 3D sound formats in the 7.2.2-channel configuration or in 7.2.4-channel using the optional stereo assistant. DTS Virtual: X format and Dolby Atmos Height Virtualization tec...

Thanks to digital amplifiers for each channel, Denon AVR-X3600H received a power of 105 W / channel and stable operation with good quality performance even with acoustics with low impedance. The power rating is comparable to the competitor in the Denon AVR-X3600H vs Marantz SR5014 comparison. Support for IMAX technology ...

Denon AVR-X3600H is equipped with 32-bit AKM DACs with high-resolution audio decoding, which, as a competitor in the Denon AVR-X3600H vs Marantz SR6013 comparison, allows to play ALAC, FLAC, and WAV with a frequency of up to 24 bit / 192 kHz. The model is equipped with a set of video calibration controls. The video modes...