Receiver & Amplifier Reviews

Had this for several months and am very happy with it, not problems at all. The Hulu App is kind of a mess(but thats Hulu's fault) AmazonInstant Video and Nexflix are totally awesome. Last night I got the update to have the search feature to search all...

59 user reviews

I replaced an HK AVR 146 partly because it was so big and heavy that the size and weight of it made changes too difficult to make. I put off adding additional speakers because just the 2 stereo speakers and 1 center channel speaker were a pain to set...

40 user reviews

It has good sound quality and the best thing was that the setup was very easy.

25 user reviews

The Marantz NR1403 is a bare bones receiver with some of the best bones we've ever seen. With discrete amplification, tons of HDMI inputs, and Audyssey MultEQ, it is a new buyer's dream at $400. But if you want more, Marantz has it with the NR1603....

2 expert reviews | 18 user reviews

A fantastic entry-level AV amplifier – not brimming with features or power, but it gets the essentials right

2 expert reviews | 106 user reviews

This receiver is Awesome. I owned an Integra 4.5 Receiver for the past 10 years. But Component is a thing of the past for high Def, so i had to upgrade since all of my other equipments use HDMI. After reading so many wonderful reviews on this receiver...

18 user reviews

Great to carry in Auto when traveling

19 user reviews

This is Sonys lower model system but is still a good system . it has plenty of power its actually 945 watts . i have 7 bose cubes and a onkyo powered sub on it . its a great sounding system . little over priced but im happy with it .

10 user reviews

Good product for the price but badly packaged for shipping.

10 user reviews

The new Onkyo TX-NR5007 is a wonderful-sounding receiver with more features and connectivity than anyone could ever need. The nine channels of amplification are customizable to power a full 9.2 system in one room, or a 5.1 system for the main theater...

10 expert reviews | 87 user reviews

Of all the sub-$400 AVRs I've reviewed, the Denon AVR-1612 is my favorite so far. It offers just the right balance of features for my needs, and its audio performance is robust and powerful. It offers the bare minimum of operational and setup features...

5 expert reviews | 79 user reviews

The VSX-920 and VSX-1020 will be available in July for AU$1099 and AU$1299 respectively. If your budget doesn't stretch this far then Pioneer also makes the VSX-520 (AU$499) and VSX-820 (AU$699), but without some of the A/V features like app control....

7 expert reviews | 38 user reviews

This receiver puts out great sounds for my game and home theater. This is a must buy.....

1 expert reviews | 14 user reviews

The small device is working great so far. Bought it from walmart for 48+3(tax). I have an old analog tv, this device is streaming good netflix and youtube movies/videos. I am using wired connection for now, didn't try wireless yet.

40 user reviews

I had bought a three year old Denon receiver on Amazon a couple of months ago. The HDMI board malfunctioned (as confirmed by my local Denon service center) within a few weeks, so I started shopping for a new receiver. I just bought and installed this...

13 user reviews

Fourth in Onkyo's refresh to its line up of receivers is thenew TX-NR808 networked model, updating the TX-NR807. The TX-NR808 is a 7.2 channel receiver that features a THXCertified Select 2 Plus amplifier section capable of making 135 watts at 8...

4 expert reviews | 198 user reviews

The Denon AVR-1910 is a fully featured midrange AV receiver with standout upconverted video quality, although it's held back by some subpar design issues and average sound quality.

15 expert reviews | 181 user reviews

The WD TV Live (2011) offers a solid combination of must-have streaming services and excellent USB and network file support, making it one of the best devices of its kind available for under $100.

2 expert reviews | 39 user reviews

The Denon AVR-1911 costs more than competitors and has fewer features, but its outstanding sound quality bests competing 7.1-channel AV receivers.

8 expert reviews | 108 user reviews

What’s there not to like about the Alpen? None. Well, I think it would be nice if it was priced slightly lower, say $120. Don’t get me wrong, I think $150 is a fair price, and the Alpen does sounds really nice with its midrange, soundstage, and that...

1 expert reviews | 26 user reviews

Having a system that uses hdmi cables makes wiring up a home cinema system so much easier. I only have a ps3 and virgins Vplus box which means a total of three cables, two to the amp and one to the tv set.

4 expert reviews | 12 user reviews

Replaced an old Harmon Karden. The sound is much better.This product has... Plenty of power for all my needs, Interfaces well with TV, Easy to use controlsAbout me... Technically challenged

11 user reviews

I'm very happy with this system sound quality. My dogs go crazy barking at dogs or cats in a movie. They don't know where the sound is coming from and since it parred perfectly with Polk Audio speakers, the sound quality is unbelievable. Movies, music...

12 user reviews

This is the unit i use for my PC because PC speaker systems are just horrible now-a-days. Can't stand 'em.

45 user reviews

Would I buy another Onkyo receiver given what I know now about the HDMI board issues? Time will tell...I'll have to see if Onkyo will repair the receiver a second time, and this time out of warranty.

4 expert reviews | 28 user reviews