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Astonishing home cinema sound quality in every regard
Abstract: Hailing from Canada’s Paradigm stable, this massive AV processor/power amplifier combination offers decoding for all the Dolby and DTS HD-audio formats while the modular amplifier platform is available in both two and five-channel variants, rated at a ...
Astonishing home cinema sound quality in every regard, plus very decent stereo, formidably complete spec, including every input you could ever need, extreme build
It costs a lot, it weighs a ton and its hardly a looker
The Anthem Statement D2v 3D continues to be a reference quality component that delivers outstanding audio performance. Its feature set is unique among the high-end processors since it contains a superb video processor and Anthem Room Correction. While the...
Abstract: Writing this review is causing me stress. I know the first rule of modern product reviewing: “Always have a good ‘but’.” Sure you can wax breathlessly for a good thousand words about a product, but you’d better wrap things up with a snarky caveat: “The...
A lot of manufacturers claim to build the ultimate AV receiver, yet none of them, and I mean none, can do what the Anthem D2v can, let alone do it for the D2v's asking price of $7,500. The D2v is a technological marvel that not only makes legacy source...
Abstract: September 18th, 2013, In 2-Channel Amps, Preamps, AV Receivers, Reviews, by adminIf you have ever wondered what advantages a separate A/V processor and a dedicated multi-channel amplifier can bring to the home theatre experience, then you’ve come to th...
Abstract: Anthem lässt die Muskeln spielen mit seiner brandneuen Vor/End-Kombi, die 7.1-HD-Ton für zwei mächtige Mehrkanalendstufen bereitstellt. Im Gegensatz zur in audiovision 12-2006 getesteten 5.1-Kombi D2/P5 von Anthem beherrscht das 14.100 Euro teure 7.1-...
ungewöhnlich und am Anfang teilweise verwirrend, aber nach etwas Eingewöhnung dennoch alltagstauglich. Lediglich der mittig platzierte Stand-By Knopf (rote Aufschrift "SSP OFF") in direkter Nachbarschaft von Lautstärke- und Kanalregelung pr...
