How, then, can we buy good quality audio without spending bucketloads? What about a budget receiver and speakers? Denon's new ...

Priced under $450, the Denon AVR-S570BT is an entry-level option for modest home theater setups. It supports a 5.2-channel configuration with 70 watts per channel (8 ohms, 2 channels driven), ...

Marantz offers six home theater A/V Receivers from $599 to $4,500. What’s the difference, and which one might be right for you? The preamp stage acts as the central hub where all your audio and video ...

The 150 wpc Denon AVR-A10H ($4,699) is a scaled-down version of the $6,500 AVR-A1H 8K AV receiver with 13.4 channels instead of 15.4. We explore what features you sacrifice by choosing the AVR-A10H.

In recent years, Costco has become increasingly serious about offering great home audio. It currently sells speakers, ...

The perennial AVR or separates question has always had AV enthusiasts scratching their heads. The same conundrum faces hi-fi aficionados in the two-channel world. But for the purposes of this article, ...

The new 50lbs Integra DRX-8.4 AVR ($3,200) is the most exciting AV Receiver from Integra in years. With 150 watts/ch x 11, including full Dirac support, ESS audiophile grade DACs, this is the AVR to ...

In the world of Denon’s much-lauded lineup of AV receivers, there’s the A-Series and then there’s everything else. And while the company’s flagship 15.4-channel AVR-A1H has few equals, at $6,499 it ...

TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and moved to New York City to be a part of CNET in 2011. He tests, reviews and writes about the latest TVs and audio equipment.