Receiver Archive
With a wide range of sound, multiple speakers, and the ability to be linked with high-quality home entertainment systems. 5.1 receivers are a huge step above conventional AV receivers. While they aren’t as sophisticated as a 7.1 or 9.1 channel receiver, they’re a perfect “middle ground” receiver
A Bluetooth audio receiver, also known as Bluetooth audio adapter, is a convenient way to convert devices that weren’t formerly Bluetooth capable into Bluetooth streaming hubs. They can be great for a variety of situations, from making your car’s radio Bluetooth capable to making your at-home speaker
If you want to get the maximum out of your home theatre system, your sound bar needs to be replaced with an AV receiver system. An AV receiver, when combined with even the most elementary speakers, enhances the audio experience to a different level altogether. AV receivers
An Audio/Video receiver (also known as AVR) is a versatile consumer electronic product that receives picture and sound signals from different sources (TV, radio, satellite, DVD player, etc.) and processes them to a display unit and loudspeaker. The result is a richer viewing experience. Its output is
An AV Receiver adds color and quality to your home theater system, making both the music you listen to and the movies you watch infinitely better, as far as quality is concerned. A step up from the classic 2-channel receiver setup, that of which usually involves a
A two-channel receiver is the core of any great home theater sound system; two-channel receivers provide the music and connectivity for 2.0 channel systems or systems that require the use of a left and a right speaker. While a two-channel receiver might be the most basic form
