Recently Reviewed AV Receivers

The Yamaha RX-A1010 is a 7.2 channel receiver sporting 110 watts per channel. It is 3D compatible with 8 in/ 2 out HDMI 1.4a connections including one on the front panel and supports ARC.

If you are on the market for a NAD receiver, the T 748 is their newest entry level model. At only $900, you get the legendary (according to the marketing material) NAD sound and not a lot else.

With a newly designed Class D amplifier section, THX Ultra2+ certification, and the new DTS Neo:X on board, the Pioneer Elite SC-57 9.1 channel receiver looks to be a worth contender for your $2000.

The Yamaha RX-V671 receiver offers some of the most important features we tend to look for, like a discrete powered Zone 2, and network features that stream music and use multiple zones of audio

The T 757, a $1599 receiver, is NAD's least expensive foray into a "future-proof" modular design receiver. But can they succeed where other, larger companies have failed?

The Yamaha RX-A3010 is a 9.2 channel receiver sporting 150 watts per channel. It has 11 pairs of binding posts, 11.2 channel analogue outputs, and supports almost all the latest networking features.

The Denon AVR-3312CI receiver handles all of the latest HD A/V formats and audio streaming at a very modest price. It's rated at 125wpc x fullbandwidth which should provide plenty of power.

Is the Integra DTR-50.3 a great receiver? From the specs, absolutely. So, what is there to get excited about with this new Integra DTR-50.3? Honestly, not a lot if you aren't a custom installer.

There is a ton to like about the Pioneer VSX-53. THX, Apple AirPlay, tons of networking features, App control, 7.2 channels, Marvell QDEO scaling, native iDevice and Android support.. the list goes on

DTS Neo:X technology - The industry’s first 2.0/5.1/6.1/7.1-to- 9.1/11.1 conversion technology within a single algorithm. Is it enough to get you to buy the Onkyo TX-NR1009?

The B.M.C. Amp C1 is certainly balanced - sometimes to a fault. While some of the claims made about the C1 are dubious, it looks to have some rather solid engineering behind it. For $8k, it should.

The Onkyo TX-NR809 has THX Select2 certification, 7.2 channels, 135 watts per channel, Mavell Qdeo and IDT's HQV Vida video upscaling and processing, ISF calibration, and 8 in 2 out HDMI w/3D and ARC.

Onkyo's new HT-RC370 7.2 THX Networked receiver has top of the line scaling, all the latest surround DSPs, Audyssey MultEQ XT, iPod integration, networking, 3D, ARC, THX, and a lot more. Amazing!

There is a lot to like in the Denon AVR-1912. It is not only networked but also streams Internet radio, Rhapsody, Napster, and Pandora and is compatible with DNLA 1.5, Windows 7, and Apple's AirPlay.

Whether you are a newbie looking for a receiver to grow into, a power user wanting tons of options, or an installer looking for options for a budget job, the Denon AVR-3312CI has something for you.

We're shocked at how much Onkyo is giving you in the sub $900 TX-NR709. We expect 3D and many of the features but not all of them. We can count less than a handful of available features not included.

At under $600, the Yamaha RX-V671 provides a full suite of networking features, out of the box iPod/iPhone integration via a front mounted USB port, 90 watts per channel, HDMI scaling, and more.

The Pioneer VSX-1021 is a 7.1 channel receiver boasting 90 watts per channel, supports all the latest HD audio decoding, sports HDMI 1.4a connections, and has high quality 192kHz/24-bit DACs.

We like that Perreaux has taken some steps into the 20th century with the Audiant 80i including a home theater input (whatever that is), USB input, and touch screen control on the front.

The new Sony STR-DN1020 receiver looks to up the ante by offering DLNA certification and also Slacker and vTuner support for $500. Also with 7.2 channels, 110 watts, and 4 HDMI inputs.

If Denon RCD-N7 is an office solution, it is the most advanced one we've ever seen with Apple Airplay support, streaming, high quality five-way binding posts, and pre-outs for a sub and external amp.

On its face, the Anthem MRX-300 is a very capable receiver. The MRX-300 sports 3D support through a free firmware update, Dual-processor audio DSP, a 1080p24 mode, Dolby Volume, and ProLogic IIx.

The new NAD T-785 modular A/V receiver boasts 120 wpc x 7 (all channels driven), has dual toroidal power supplies, and weighs in at 56lbs. It's ready for the future, it's ready for you.

The feature set of the $599 Onkyo TX-NR609 is very cutting edge. If you are planning on buying a receiver, either for yourself or your family this is a fantastic option.

Sherwood America Inc. announced the introduction of the R-876 Network audio-video receiver which features the Trinnov Optimizer, an advanced room correction system at CES in Las Vegas today.

Sherwood America Inc. announced today the introduction of two new audio-video receivers at the 2011 CES, the RD-606i Network receiver and the RD-6506 receiver

Sherwood America Inc. announced today the introduction of two new audio-video receivers at CES 2011, the RD-606i and the RD-6506 receiver.

If you’re ready for the future, the Yamaha Aventage RX-A3000 is ready to take you there. It has proven itself to be a worthy and most importantly less costly successor to the venerable RX-Z7.