Top Ten av Receivers 2016
Verdict / The Onkyo TX-NR575 is one of the best AV receivers at this price point because it provides good power with exceptional connectivity. Onkyo has been in the audio component market for over 70 years, so it’s a pretty good bet that its products are well designed and provide high-quality audio.
The RX-V681 will be in shops from late June for £600. Completing the line up is the RX-V781 7.2-channel amplifier. Yamaha has fitted it with a second HDMI output and an aluminium front panel.
Marantz NR1607 Ultra-slim 7.2 channel Network AV ... Marantz 2016 AVR ... of command and control over the latest generation of Marantz network AV Receivers.
Introducing the TX-SR353, TX-NR555, TX-NR656, and the TX-NR757 AV receivers. Aside from the TX-SR353, these receivers are *Dobly Atmos-ready along with DTS:X decoding which gives them a more customized listening experience (upon an upcoming firmware update).
Denon AVR-S920W Connectivity. The Denon AVR-S920W gives you a pretty good list of connectivity options including component, analog audio and digital inputs. The 920 is well stocked with HDMIs with a total of 8 (including one on the front).
The RX-V481 sports a 5.2-channel design and has the added benefit of network support. An RX-V481D model will also be available with a DAB radio onboard. The 481 will be available from early May for £400 while the 481D will be available from the end of May for £450.
The STR-DN1070 supports a wide variety of High-Resolution Audio formats, including both DSD and Linear PCM. What’s more, playback is possible with USB and DLNA connectivity, and multi-channel capabilities let you incorporate the high quality sound into an immersive surround system.
The AV receiver serves as the hub of a the system, making it the ideal component to offer multiroom streaming. The RX-V479 is the least expensive Yamaha receiver to feature MusicCast, just one of several useful features.