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AV Receivers

The AV receiver is designed for audio/video amplification: a home cinema amplifier with an integrated multi-channel power amp, surround sound decoder and radio. An AV receiver receives audio and video signals from Blu-ray/DVD players and TVs and sends them to speakers, televisions or surround sound systems. Some modern devices also offer network functions, HD video converters and acoustic measurement systems.

AV receivers as a key component of complex surround sound

What good is the biggest screen or the latest low-noise flat-panel technology without the perfect sound for your home cinema? Audio and video receivers make listening and watching a pleasure. As a switching hub, they connect the various devices with each other and save you several amplifiers and speakers.

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AV receiver as the central control unit in the home cinema 

Connections on an AV receiverFor example, you can connect both your projector and your TV to an AV receiver with multiple outputs and inputs at the same time. On the input side, you will usually find a Blu-ray player, a satellite or cable receiver, and increasingly often a streaming stick from Amazon or Google. If you want to use your TV with a streaming stick during the day, simply select the corresponding inputs and outputs on the receiver. The picture is then displayed on the TV. 

Another application is sound reproduction in the home cinema. In addition to the reproduction of Dolby Surround with 7 speakers and a subwoofer, which is now considered almost standard, modern AV receivers offer three-dimensional surround reproduction of audio signals such as Dolby Atmos or Auro 3D. For 3D sound, 2 additional speakers are installed on the ceiling of the room. You also need a suitable Blu-ray player as well as Blu-rays that support Dolby Atmos or Auro 3D. 

 

✓ Central control unit in the home cinema

✓ Modern devices support 3D sound

✓ Mandatory for sound reproduction

✓ Multiroom control possible

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