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Denon AVR-X1100W, AVR-X2100W, AVR-X3100W AV Receiver Preview [0.20] by smunz,May 28, 2014 01:00

Denon's newest IN-Command AV receivers, the AVR-X1100W, AVR-X2100W, and AVR-X3100W are priced from $499-$999. Boasting 7.2 channels of audio, HDMI 2.0 compliance, as well as integrated WiFi and Bluetooth antennas, Denon's midrange A/V receiver refresh appears to offer a lot of bang for the buck. Fortunately, it doesn't appear that corners were cut when it comes to sound quality: Audyssey MultEQ XT is on board even for the least costly AVR-X1100W, while the AVR-X3100W steps things up with Audyssey Pro and 7.2 channels of preouts. Click to read all the juicy details about Denon's latest and greatest.

About Us [0.20] by Gene,May 20, 2024 18:20

Audioholics is the LARGEST Audited Home Theater Review publication - online or in print. We have grown over the past two decades to become the most influential website and social media platform in the marketplace. Stressing objective measurements and a concern for our readers' pocketbooks, Audioholics has proven itself to be a place for unbiased research, reviews and information. With an audience of 2 million enthusiasts per month across ALL of our platforms, we must be doing something right! Our objective is to provide the most informed, unbiased editorial created by our journalists and writers. We also need to pay our staff and website costs so we earn revenues in a number of ways. Audioholics accepts banner advertisements from numerous reputable AV companies that have established brand trust over the years from us verifying their product performance and reliability in testing and reviews. Audioholics sometimes use affiliate links to products and services on our channel partner retailer sites for which we can receive compensation if you click on those links or make qualified purchases through them. From time to time we also publish advertorials (paid-for editorial content) and sponsored content on the site and our Youtube channel. When this is the case the content is clearly marked as sponsored or promoted, so you’ll always know which content is editorial and which is not. For all advertising/sponsorship related inquiries please contact: info@audioholics.com

Recommended Home Theater Systems [0.20] by clint,November 09, 2006 11:25

Trying to put together the best surround sound or stereo system for the money? Our handpicked recommended home theater systems take all the guess work out of buying HT gear as our expert staff has done the work for you. We put together complete AV systems with the very latest AV receivers/processors, speaker and subwoofer packages and HD display and source technology to ensure you can achieve the very best visual and audio experience possible.

AV Preamp and Processor Reviews [0.20] by kelly,October 31, 2006 09:25

Our reviews A/V Processors and Preamps include full objective testing of audio and video performance. What to get the ultimate audiophile experience, time to step up to a Separates solution. HDMI, HD Audio, and streaming features are covered in our Processor/Preamp reviews.

Pioneer VSX-532 and VSX-832 5.1 Channel AV Receiver Preview [0.20] by anthony,April 20, 2017 19:00

If you are looking for an AV receiver for under $500 with lots of connectivity options, Pioneer might have the right product for you. Both the new VSX-532 and the VSX-832 AV receivers pack a lot of useful features at very modest price points. If you’re looking for all this plus wireless connectivity, Dolby Vision video pass-through, and Dolby Atmos in a 3.1.2 configuration you would be hard pressed to find anything comparing to the Pioneer VSX-832 for the $479 price. Read on to find out more.

NAD C 446 Digital Media Player Preview [0.20] by tom,August 17, 2011 05:50

The NAD C 446 looks to pick up the streaming ball dropped by some of their recent receiver offerings. With on board FM/AM tuner (with optimized performance and transcoding to optical digital output), UPnP and DLNA compatibility, Last.fm and vTuner support, the C 446 is a good start. Unfortunately, that's all it has. With manufacturers offering receivers at around the same price as the NAD C 446 ($800 MSRP) with better streaming options and a full receiver to boot, it's hard to see how consumers are supposed to get excited by this offering.

Advertising with Audioholics Online AV Review Magazine [0.20] by Gene,January 01, 2011 16:40

Olevia 542i Build Quality [0.20] by tom,December 17, 2006 13:52

Yamaha neoHD Media Controllers Preview [0.20] by tom,July 06, 2009 03:35

Yamaha has been seemingly trying to reinvent itself recently. While the MusicCAST2 may not have been very innovative (as it took many of its cues from its competitors), the new neoHD Media Controllers are showing us innovation that we wouldn't have expected. While the neoHD YMC-500 and YMC-700 may not be the most full featured of products, they are taking a huge step forward in system integration. While most entry level users would never dream of integrating a universal remote product into their system, Yamaha's neoHD Media Controllers are taking all the guesswork out of it. The biggest challenge for Yamaha now is to help consumers understand just how cool the neoHD products can be.

DVDO Air3 Review: Wireless 3D HDMI for All! [0.20] by cliff,December 04, 2013 10:00

DVDO’s Air3 Wireless HD HDMI adapter kit, an updated version of the AIR system, has helped to restore my faith in wireless HDMI. First off, it supports full 1080p 3D video and 7.1 DTS-HD MA at over 35' away. I tested it out with multiple devices, resolutions, audio formats, and distances. The results? It's not perfect, but performs better than any wireless HDMI solution I have ever used. Click through to read the full review.