Panasonic SA-XR45

The design is truly remarkable. For a digital amp it is sufficiently loud and it has very good sound quality. It may not be able to compete with $800 analog amps, but at this price it is a great bargain. Friendly operation. Many inputs... Not too...

This all-digital receiver is truly remarkable. It is easily comparable with models that cost thousands of dollars and I would recommend it to anyone. It supports all major 6.1 and 5.1 sound formats, such as Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital-EX, DTS, and...

SAXR 45 is an excelent receiver, combined with good speakers and DVD player gives long lasting pleasure to the user. Great sound reproduction, great picture...SIMPLY THE BEST.I am pleased that I "gave" my money buing this product.

SAXR 45 is an excelent receiver, combined with good speakers and DVD player gives long lasting pleasure to the user. Great sound reproduction, great picture...SIMPLY THE BEST.I am pleased that I "gave" my money buing this product.

Having read about this new receiver based on Panasonic's digital amp technology, I was curious to learn more. I've had the unit in my 2-channel audio system for several days now and I am truly astonished at the sound from this amp. So astonished that...

I have owned this receiver for a week. (edit: almost a year now) I have done extensive research on receivers and chose this model specifically after reading glowing reviews in audiophile magazines. The common theme was that it is amazing what Panasonic...

Having read about this new receiver based on Panasonic's digital amp technology, I was curious to learn more. I've had the unit in my 2-channel audio system for several days now and I am truly astonished at the sound from this amp. So astonished that...

I have been using this model for almost a year without any problems. It is a 'full digital' amplifier (if that floats your boat) so any analogue inputs are converted to digital before being amplified ; I find the sound quality very good - a real step...

Not nearly as powerful as the 100 watt per channel spec suggests. The sound hardens up considerably in the treble if you push it very hard - but that said, it drives my 85dB/w speakers to neighbour annoying volumes before the sound becomes unacceptably...