This compact receiver aims to be the heart of a modern home theater. It pairs a 7.2 layout with easy setup tools to deliver clear audio and reliable video handling for small to medium rooms. The avr-s770h 7.2 chassis is…
This mid-line AVR sets expectations for a flexible, modern home theater hub. Launched at a U.S. list price near $1,699, the unit sits above the AVR-X2800H and below higher-tier models in the same range. It adds 11.4-channel processing with nine…
This introduction lays out a clear, expert take on the slimline receiver and what buyers should expect. We cover how the unit fits tight living-room setups, its industrial design with an iconic porthole display, and the balance of modern features…
Meet a value-focused 7-channel receiver that brings immersive formats to more living rooms. This compact unit unlocks Dolby Atmos and DTS:X in a 5.1.2 or 7.2 layout while keeping essentials like 4K/60 HDR pass-through and clear on-screen controls. The device…
This review frames who should consider this receiver in a typical American home and what to expect from its performance, features, and price point. The unit brings three HDMI 2.1 inputs with 8K/60 and 4K/120 passthrough, a cleaner 1080p GUI,…
The onkyo tx-nr696 is a midrange AV receiver built for modern U.S. homes that need clean power and flexible connectivity. It delivers seven channels of amplification, rated at 100 watts per channel, and offers seven HDMI inputs for 4K HDR10…
This short guide explains step-by-step how to check and install the latest software on your AVR. It uses the remote control and on-screen menu so you can manage the process from the unit itself. First, power on the unit and…
Meet an upper‑mid Aventage AVR built for enthusiasts. This model blends modern HDMI 2.1 throughput, immersive decoding, and flexible wiring options in a single chassis. The unit ships with seven HDMI 2.1 inputs and three outputs (one with eARC) at…
This midrange 7.2-channel AV receiver targets U.S. buyers who want modern HDMI 2.1 gaming features, broad streaming support, and solid Dolby Atmos/DTS:X performance at about $900–$999. The unit packs six HDMI inputs, two HDMI outputs, and select ports that handle…
Keeping firmware current unlocks new audio features and boosts stability for home theater gear. Recent 2023–2024 releases added Auro‑3D, Dolby Atmos Music via Amazon Music HD, Source‑Based Tone Mapping, Google Cast 2.0 improvements, and wider Dirac Live support. This short…
This concise introduction previews a practical look at a 7-channel receiver that aimed to balance modern video readiness with strong sound for U.S. home cinema buyers. The unit supports 7.2 or 5.2.2 layouts and brings Dolby Atmos and DTS:X along…
This introduction sets expectations for a hands-on look at a 15-channel flagship that aims to be an all-in-one heart for serious home theaters. We focus on measured performance, daily usability, and value compared with separates and other high-end receivers. Lab…