JVC AV Receivers

HDMI switching and upconversion are but two of the many standout features incorporated into the RX-D702B, JVC's newest, slick-looking 7.1-channel A/V receiver. Despite its low profile and compact...

I purchased this receiver to replace my JVC 5032 (5.1 Receiver). I was intrigued by the USB input and 7.1 x 110 watts/channel.The USB is great. I used to run another plug-in (until it died) to my...

Pros: Great amount of power and crystal clear sound. I have this running two Genesis speakers and they are crystal clear w/ the power behind this receiver. Cons: USB port could be on the back fo the...

As has been said in other reviews, If you have never set up a surround receiver before, get help. The manual is hard to follow. You also need to give the unit plenty of breathing room as it does get...

Pros: Small, powerful, and full of features. Unique USB port and proprietary USB WiFi dongle are useful. Hooked to my Mac and instantly had streaming audio. Nice video hookups. Easy to use (wife...

Perfect I have this receiver setup with 7.1 speakers and it sound spectacular. With a 250 watt sub you cannot ask for anything better. HDTV with Dolby Digital is wonderful. You can add DSP settings...

Pros: Excellent sound. Excellent features such as the ability to re-assign the front buttons to different rear jacks. Excellent digital decoding optios: Does them all; Dolby - DTS 96/24 - PCM linear.

This is a surprising A/V amplifier! Equipped with a digital amplification (allowing it to be relatively compact), the Unit develops 7 x 130 watts. It has input SCART (this is rare), of two HDMI...

Even though this digital ampli JVC displays gaps (terminal blocks channels surround clips, the absence of OSD, a setting low range, already assigned audio input, a little too present operating noise,...