Denon AVR-X1800H ($999): There is no Marantz AVR in this price range, which makes the Denon AVR-X1800H an excellent choice for modest home theater setups, supporting a 7.2-channel configuration with ...

Whether you're an audiophile with a huge music collection or a movie buff who wants theater-quality sound at home, a top-notch audio/video receiver is a must. The receiver is the nerve center of any ...

Small rooms get a big sound upgrade with Denon’s latest budget-friendly A/V receivers. Denon’s AVR-S770H supports Dolby Atmos and DTS:X in a 5.1.2-channel configuration. The Denon AVR-S770H ...

There's something incredibly satisfying about building a home theater setup that feels just right. But I've learned that you don't always need to buy everything brand-new. In fact, if you're even a ...

The new McIntosh MHT300 is a 7.2 channel Dolby Atmos receiver with up to 150W of output to each connected speaker. Prestigious US audio brand McIntosh has launched a new Home Theater Receiver for ...

Dolby Atmos is a term that nearly everyone has heard. Still, it’s safe to say that not everyone is in tune with the velocity of its implementation within the home theater category. Dolby, specializing ...

Home theater is accessible for almost everyone today and is easier to use and more affordable than ever. But are true home theaters a thing of the past? Read on to find out. “News of my death is ...

Premium Audio Company (PAC), an innovative provider of premium audio solutions, has released several firmware updates for its AV Receivers and Hi-Fi Stereo Receivers which improve audio playback, ...

I remember a few years back Panasonic came out with a line of digital HT receivers, lots of people were talking about them as if they were going to take over the space. Don't think I've heard a lick ...

Dialogue is the most important part of movies and shows. You notice immediately when dialogue is too loud or too quiet, and having issues can ruin the entire experience. So, if you want the best ...

As good as the low and mid-range receivers are for the common, ignorant consumer, I have yet to find one whose sound doesn't remarkably improve when the pre-outs are run to decent external amps. Put ...