Written By: Tony O'Brien

When I discovered I would be reviewing Arcam’s $8,995 7.2 channel AVR 850, it got me wondering how much better an AVR could be without having to make the same compromises as its competitor.

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How good is the new third generation MRX Series from Anthem? We take a closer look at the MRX-1120 with all its 11.2 channels, industry leading room correction and more features than you can possibly imagine.

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It was back in the early days of DVD that I first encountered a Denon receiver. Much has changed in 16 years, and we take a closer look at the upper-mid level AVR offering from Denon today.

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With BenQ's new W11000 4K Projector just announced, enthusiasts have to pony up quite a few dollars for BenQ's flagship. We expect the little brother, their W8000 THX Certified Projector to still be very popular so we took a closer look.

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Pioneer’s recently released SC-LX901 AV Receiver sits at the top of their premium ‘LX’ range of receivers with an RRP of $4,599. StereoNET takes a closer look at just what makes the SC-LX901 a truly flagship AVR.

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Over the past 15 years, AVR’s have taken huge strides forward in terms of capability. Where their success used to be judged on sound quality alone, today’s AVR’s need to offer an ever expanding range of features.

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The VSX-930 we recently reviewed turned out to be a very capable receiver for its price point, but it did leave me wondering how one of Pioneer’s higher end receivers would sound in my home theatre.

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Pioneer offers a range of nine different receivers, from the entry level VSX-530 to the flagship LX-88K, with the VSX-930 (RRP $1,349) occupying the lower-mid end of the range. We take a closer look at this affordable, feature packed AVR.

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The RP-260 carries the “Reference Premiere” tag, an entirely new line that promises to deliver “a completely unique home theatre experience”. We take a look at how it performs in a real world application.

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A bias light is simply a light which attaches to the back of an LCD, plasma or OLED display. We take a look at the Soundscience Bias Light by Antec.

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StereoNET takes an in-depth look at Panasonic’s first television to support the new Ultra HD format, the TH-L65WT600A 65" Ultra HD 4K LED TV.

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It’s been hard not to notice all of the attention that 4K Ultra HD has been getting recently. But what does the new format offer, is it the next big step in TV technology, or is it just a gimmick?

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