Experience the full potential of your home theater with the latest AV receiver technology. This powerful device is designed to deliver immersive surround sound, elevating your audio-visual setup to new heights. The AV receiver is equipped with advanced features that…
This section introduces what the full review will cover. We look at real-world performance, everyday usability, and whether the $4,500 U.S. MSRP matches the experience for a serious home theater buyer. The new flagship replaces the SR8015 and brings 11…
Tangled cords around a TV distract from the screen and make troubleshooting a chore. This brief guide shows practical, budget-friendly ways to tidy a typical setup so your living room or home looks intentional. You’ll learn two clear paths: quick,…
Quick overview: The receiver’s OSD, or on-screen display, shows setup pages, status information and volume banners. It helps you adjust sound, speaker levels and settings from the couch. Typical behavior: That overlay usually appears only when the TV displays the…
What is “Subwoofer Crawl” and how do I do it with an AVR? This section explains the process in clear terms so you can get better bass without guesswork. The crawl means moving a bass speaker around the room to…
If you’ve seen Denon’s AVR-1312 listing claiming support for Deep Color and x.v.Color, you likely want clear answers. This intro will define what people mean when they ask if a receiver can handle those enhanced formats and why that matters…
Many people face the same home theater gap: old gear like VHS players, LaserDiscs, or retro consoles output analog signals on red, white and yellow jacks, while modern TVs expect hdmi input. Not all modern receiver models do the work…
Short answer: Yes. If your receiver has preamp outputs, use RCA line-level cables from the pre-outs (often front L/R) into the amp and you are set. If there are no pre-outs, workarounds exist. You can use a speaker-level converter (line…
Quick answer: Yes, many modern units let you play music, change volume, and pick inputs from the front panel. Steve Guttenberg at CNET points out some hi‑fi gear ships with no remote. That design favors hands‑on listening over living‑room convenience.…
Short symptom: Your receiver mutes for a moment as you move between channels, pause live TV, or open the guide. This drop can return on its own or stay silent until you toggle inputs or power-cycle the unit. This is…
Short summary: Intermittent gray or black screens, brief dropouts, and quick returns of picture often mark this screen problem. Audio may click or drop at the same time. These symptoms point to an unstable signal path rather than a bad…
Quick overview: This intro defines choosing the point where main drivers hand bass to a subwoofer so overall response stays balanced and clean. Many modern AV receivers offer auto EQ that works well as a starting baseline. THX standard home…