Amp Genie is an automatic home audio receiver controller that starts home audio systems the moment any audio source is played. Eliminating remotes, buttons, and setup hassles, Amp Genie makes enjoying ...

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A surround sound system is nothing without an amplifier to drive the speakers. One type of specialized amp commonly used for home theater setups is an AV receiver, an all-in-one device that combines ...

Amp Genie® is a breakthrough automatic home audio receiver controller that starts home audio systems the moment any audio source is played. Eliminating remotes, buttons, and setup hassles, Amp Genie ® ...

Augmenting its line of home AV receivers, the Harman brand Arcam has introduced tis AVR5 home theater receiver. The AVR5 is designed to complement the company’s other Class A/B receivers—the AVR10, ...

Think your AV receiver is underpowered? Before you spend money on a bigger amplifier for your home theater system, make sure you're not giving away valuable amplifier power, headroom, and dynamic ...

Cambridge Audio has announced a new range of hi-fi separates. The AX series brings Cambridge Audio’s hi-fi products to a more affordable level and consists of two CD players, two integrated amplifiers ...

In today’s world, the dedicated stereo receiver is a rare breed. The future of home audio is wireless, and manufacturers that still dabble in hardwired audio gear have started making multi-channel AV ...

Last year I wrote about how the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has failed consumer audio in its Amplifier Rule to combat the unrealistic power claims made by many hi-fi amplifier manufacturers ...

It’s no surprise then that one of the first specifications a novice or seasoned enthusiast looking to buy an AV receiver or amplifier sees is its power output ratings. After all, it’s among the most ...

When you're shopping for a receiver, the choice comes down to two basic options: audio visual (AV) receivers and stereo receivers. To make the best choice, you need to figure out where your needs lie.