LATEST ADDITIONS

Mark Henninger  |  Sep 09, 2024
At CEDIA 2024, Emotiva is showing off its latest innovations, including the highly anticipated RMC-1+ processor. Packed with cutting-edge features like HDMI 2.1, 8K video, and a 4K/120Hz option for gamers, this new release is set to redefine the home theater experience.

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Mark Henninger  |  Sep 08, 2024  |  First Published: Sep 09, 2024
At CEDIA 2024, Trinnov Audio delivered an exceptional demo that set a new benchmark for immersive home theater audio. I had the opportunity to experience it firsthand, it was "the smoothest, deepest, and most luxurious" I had heard at the event up to that point.

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Mark Henninger  |  Sep 08, 2024
I’m back from CEDIA 2024, and as usual, there was no shortage of eye-catching displays. It was a great show for projector enthusiasts. One demo, however, stood above the rest: It included JVC’s flagship projector, the DLA-NZ900/RS4200.

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Mark Henninger  |  Sep 08, 2024
At CEDIA 2024, I had the chance to catch up with Nick Brown at the SVS booth, where the company just unveiled its most powerful subwoofer series yet: the 17-Ultra. We got into the nitty-gritty of what makes these subs a major step up from the previous 16-Ultra series, and believe me, it's not just about bigger drivers. Here’s my chat with Nick, where he breaks down the incredible tech behind these beasts. Check it out!

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Daniel Kumin  |  Sep 07, 2024

Audio Performance
Features
Ergonomics
Value
PRICE $999

AT A GLANCE
Plus
• Very impressive amplifier has the dynamics and quality for serious sonics
• Free Outlaw Audio app is basic but functional Hi-rez streamer
• Fully two-way bass management/sub output
• Well-engineered Loudness function, plus Speaker EQ option
• Solid onboard phono stage has both moving-magnet and -coil settings
• Lots of inputs and outputs, including pre-out/main-in; 12-volt trigger out, IR in/out
Minus
• Supplied remote control’s ergonomics lacking
• No signal-data display from streaming sources
• No on-board Bluetooth, HDMI, or volume-bypass input

THE VERDICT
A classic, thoughtfully designed stereo receiver updated with Wi-Fi, streaming, and an app, but retaining satisfying power and performance.

Is the stereo receiver still relevant? Outlaw Audio certainly believes so: its newly updated RR2160MkII re-thinks a long-running basic design for the streaming age with onboard Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity, a free iOS/Android app, and a (very) modest power update.

Mike Mettler  |  Aug 30, 2024

Alan Parsons has long been acknowledged as a pioneering surround-sound mixer/producer all the way back to the early days of quad, and now he’s finally triangulated his sights on the kind of project we’ve all been waiting for—namely, by taking the maiden Dolby Atmos remixing voyage into his own deep catalog as the co-mastermind behind The Alan Parsons Project. Parsons’ initial APP-in-Atmos foray appears on the Blu-ray that’s included in the new 4CD/1BD/2LP Super Deluxe Edition box set for their May 1978 release, Pyramid, via the ironically named Cooking Vinyl label. During a recent Zoom interview, Parsons and music editor Mike Mettler discussed his overall Atmos goals for Pyramid, what he was able to “correct” in Atmos, and his dream Atmos mixes for other artists. . .

SV Staff  |  Aug 30, 2024
Denon is expanding its A-Series receiver lineup with a new upscale model based on the flagship AVR-A1H.
Ralph Potts  |  Aug 30, 2024
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Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire is the latest entry in the Monsterverse film franchise, pitting Kong and Godzilla, against an undiscovered threat while delving further into the histories of these Titans and the mysteries of Skull Island and beyond.

Bob Ankosko  |  Aug 29, 2024
Marantz today announced a reference-level series of stereo audio components — its first high-end statement offering since 2016.
John Sciacca  |  Aug 29, 2024
Chances are you probably don’t think about the state of your electronic devices too often. Oh, you might think about all the upgrades you would like to make and where you would put those new tower speakers, but how often do you actually think about the well-being of your system?

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