Receivers & Amplifiers

I was lucky enough to pick up this receiver when a retail store closed for business and clearanced this item at that time. The standard price makes this a value as the unit comes from the much respects Onkyo line of receivers. The unit has sufficient...

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I've been a musician since elementry school. I've played all strings including guitars, plus some brass and percussion. I like all music but prefer metal and alternative.My first amp was a joke. It was only a little pactice amp with a 3 inch speaker....

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It was a narrow choice b/t the 702 & the 801; but the Component Out and separate Zone 2 rear connections was the deciding factor. Good crisp sound/video quality; The Remote control is terrible - no codes for my Zenith TV (the only one listed does not...

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If the looks appeal give this Pathos a go – it has a range of talents many will love

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The A2 remains the finest Solid-State Class A amp to come out of Yorkshire, if not the country, and now looks the part too. It may have lost the mono and balance controls, but the added remote control is a bonus for what is a beguiling little beauty

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Looking back, I remember when DHL first brought me my Kenwood VR-806 last November. I felt like a kid when I saw the bright yellow van pass my house leaving only tire tracks in the fresh snow. To prepare myself for disappointment, I thought to myself...

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TiVoToGo enables TiVo Series2 DVR owners to transfer recorded shows to and from a networked TiVo Series2 DVR and a local PC.TiVoToGo has some limitations, but it's a worthy addition to any networked Series2 DVR.

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If you have the cash and are looking for something to blow you through the back wall of your living room, this is definitely the receiver to get.

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In the end, you can substitute some spendy NOS tubes and ultra zooty cables to get more sound out of the ProLogue One, but for $1095 I would just make it the cornerstone of a really musical three-to-four-thousand-dollar music system. Go to www.nobel.no...

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I bought this guitar in a shop in Singapore in 1998 for about 300 USD. I have used this amp now for gigging/home/recording for five years now, and it has not let me down once. The amp was released under Marshall's 'Valvestate II' techlonology range....

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Exceptional sound and great video at a decent price, but you may need a technician to set up everything for you.

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Audiophiles craving the very best sound and cutting-edge features will find everything they need in Denon's AVR-3805.

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Not an amp to party with, perhaps, but if you can see the attraction in a warm and inviting amp sound that rewards prolonged listening without ever making the sort of demands that might make you tire of it, then the A50iR has plenty going for it.

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I bought the HTR 5630 even though I could find no other detailed user review on the net. I assumed that the 5400 and 5500 series were getting good reivews and there were NO bad comments abou the 5600 series I might as well give it a try.This is my...

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I am by no strech of the imagination, an audiophile...but I feel that I really got my money's worth with this receiver! Probably more receiver than I will ever need, but I won't have to upgrade any time soon! For the price ($120.00--shipping included),...

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When my Adcom GFA-545 died, I was shocked to see the prices for the new Adcom amps. I decided to take a chance on the AMP3 and am very satisfied with the sound and apparent quality of the AMP3. I had a simple question for tech support and was able to...

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This went into one amazing machine!! The sound quality is wonderful, my old records did not sound this good when they were new!! Great price considering it's not that much more than I paid for diamond needles way back when!! SO the price value is...

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With some receivers, you're in trouble a day after you think you've got a handle on them; with others, even with instructions in hand, you stumble. Not so with the VSX-49TX, despite its seemingly endless versatility. What the Pioneer has going for it...

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On the other hand, if you're not a bass-head and prize musicality in the midrange above all, I'd happily steer you back this way.

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I upgraded my cinema kit from the panasonic SCHT-70 to this bit of kit, which also included the pioneer DV454. The amp is the bees knees though. It is immense! it plays DTS as well as Dolby Digital and boy does it sound good! (if you don't believe me...

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The Yamaha RX-Z1 proved to be a very competent preamp and home theater processor. In movie theater modes, the RX-Z1, when driving my reference speaker system, transformed my room into a cineplex.

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i bought this reciever about 14 months ago at best buy i thought it lacked a few features like on screen gui but otherwise it was a solid preformer about 6 months into owning it the remote stoped working then about 8 months into owning it when i had it...

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Introduction The Rotel RB-976 is a 60W (x6) power amplifier that combines the strength of a workhorse with the flexibility and finesse of a thorough bred. This unit is modestly priced at $600. Out of the gate: Rotel has been manufacturing high...

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The receiver works great with DVD players. We set ours up to a JVC TV and a JVC DVD player and with the push of the button the whole system comes on. The only problem that I had with it was that it didn't have a A/B switch on it for the speakers....

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