Receivers & Amplifiers

Do not ignore the 'Made in China' sticker. I gave HK the benefit of the doubt, on my last 2 purchases, to my peril. Ordered a 2650. Arrived DOA w/ bad HDMI out. HK replaced under warranty w/ 2700. Unit worked, almost to the day, of the warranty...

4 user reviews

. Temperamental, worked well mostly but then it needed switched on/off to work...after few months just stopped working.expensive mistake.

2 user reviews

I love transparent clipart collections,And I Love having bulky cd's inside the box with infos on it! Great Designs and Packaging.

2 user reviews

Did exactly what they said it would do... Perfect for HDMI amps which don't allow you to output all signals to a powered zone... Simply installed this and drive a second amp to power the additional zones. This way all HDMI content is available to all...

4 user reviews

Technical Pro has dooped the naive purchaser on this one. I didn't excpect "THE WORLD" of this inexpensive buy, but rating it at 800 Watts is mere blasphemy. The receiver is extrememly touchy so you can't find a good signal even with an antennae. I DID...

3 user reviews

The main reason I went for this amp is because I wanted to put it in a half depth kitchen cupboard and there really is a lack of choice for anything under 25cm deep. The amp itself looks great, but unfortunately the one I had suffered from an annoying...

2 user reviews

I'm deaf and we had triplets last year. On top of my list were three of these flashing receivers and two signalers. 1 year later, I am down to only one working receiver and one signaler. I'm glad we got more than the minimum necessary or we would be up...

2 user reviews

This gadget works well (at least better than other devices I tried) but have some issues: 1- No play buttons, so you have to actually play and manage your songs from the iPhone (Actually this is the only feature i'm missing from Griffin). 2- Sometimes...

2 user reviews

The only reason I didnt give it one star is because I thought hate was a bit of a strong word... bare in mind... I only payed 50 pounds for this product... And it still severly dissapointed me... to think they could even TRY and charge so much for it...

2 user reviews

I was expecting this to compare to my 10 year old NAD T-751 av receiver as they are both respectable british hifi brands built in China, but I played this receiver for weeks with the same source and speakers I used with the NAD, and the Cambridge 340R...

2 user reviews

Pyle is past a "bit" deceptive in advertising this as a 1200 w. 70V line, stereo amp with equalizer and 4 xlr mic inputs. I like to run balanced audio because of the hum reduction you get in a differential connection, so the XLR inputs were immediately...

2 user reviews

Doesn't work, doesn't load. Turns your screen black, and nothing happens. Should have returned it, but shipping costs were more than the purchase price!!!!

2 user reviews

The Logear Digital Scribe makes brainstorming and note-taking effortless tasks, as it allows handwritten data to be uploaded to a computer. You can write on any surface with the Logear digital and traditional ink pen and its digital receiver can save...

1 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

If I could give this product zero or negative stars, I would. Not only have I struggled to make this product lock when it is supposed to, but now that it will not UNlock, I called customer support to see what I am doing wrong. Their recommendation:...

4 user reviews

Easy use use, pairs fine, it's just a shame there is a bit of noise on the output signal. If you pause the music or have a quiet part of a song turned up loud on your amp you can hear a clicky buzz in the background. It's not unusable, you can't hear...

2 user reviews

This would be a probably be a fine product, but mine cannot handle 1080p. Had if for a couple months & tried different sources & output devices, & then did a week of back & fourth with NAD rep on their support site - doing a bunch of different cable &...

2 user reviews

This doesn't do much more than what AdAware or SpyBot can do for your registry. Sorry - didn't find it of any value.

2 user reviews

So is the MBL 6010 D the "perfect" preamp? While it comes closer to these laurels than anything else I've heard, no, it is not

1 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

It's not very often that Audioholics declines a detailed review of hardware, but every once in a while, we receive a product that doesn't meet our expectations. Sunfire's Theater Grand III (TGIII) is such a product, where we felt its performance and...

2 expert reviews

If you already have a decent DVD player and are keen to move into proper home theatre territory, then Yamaha's YHT-165S home theatre kit could be a good option.

1 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

Immediately upon hooking it up and turning it on, I was greeted with static. Huge amounts of it. No matter what input I chose..static. At 00 there is nothing, it's dead silent (as it should be), but start turning the volume (even at 01) it has static....

6 user reviews

The Pyle Home PCAU44 is NOT 120W x 2. It is in fact 20W per channel. Another question which recurs with these cheap Chinese made amplifiers is whether it is actually producing stereo or merely outputting two mono channels.

6 user reviews

My unit just died after about 2 years of use. I have two other Tivoli radios that broke after 3 - 4 years of use, so there is a significant quality issue for something at this price level, and throughout the Tivoli line. The Model 10 was incredibly...

5 user reviews

The Tibo amp 100 looks quite slick and stylish and the sound quality isn't too bad for a £60 amp. However when I turn it on the amp makes a loud buzzing noise, the noise comes from the inside of the amp and not the speakers, also the lcd display...

5 user reviews

The reason this product doesn't work as expected is because it is not a receiver at all. It only transmits. It is for hooking to a non-bluetooth device to transmit to a bluetooth device ie headset. A receiver will run you between $75-$100 and does...

5 user reviews