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Build a superb home theater system with this Arcam audiovisual receiver. Efficient Class AB 7 channel amplification with 12 total channels processing helps to deliver a captivating and transparent sound, and seven HDMI inputs let you connect a wide range of devices simultaneously. Google Cast streaming engine and Bluetooth support allows streaming wirelessly to this Arcam audiovisual receiver from your mobile device.
Q: Does this receiver offer any sound equalization features?
A: Yes, it includes 3 Dirac EQ profiles that are input assignable.
Q: How do I control this receiver?
A: You can control the receiver using the included remote control.
Q: Can I stream music wirelessly to this receiver from my Apple devices?
A: Yes, you can stream audio wirelessly via AirPlay 2 from any iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Apple TV.
Q: Which surround sound decoders are supported by this receiver?
A: This receiver supports Dolby Digital, Dolby Atmos, DTS decoder, DTS:X, and more.
Q: Does this receiver have a USB port?
A: Yes, it has a USB port for connecting USB-enabled devices.
Q: How can I connect my older audio devices to this receiver?
A: You can use the auxiliary input to connect a variety of devices.
Q: What is the total power output of this Arcam receiver?
A: This Arcam receiver has a total system power of 595W.

Build a superb home theater system with this Arcam audiovisual receiver. Efficient Class AB 7 channel amplification with 12 total channels processing helps to deliver a captivating and transparent sound, and seven HDMI inputs let you connect a wide range of devices simultaneously. Google Cast streaming engine and Bluetooth support allows streaming wirelessly to this Arcam audiovisual receiver from your mobile device.

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Build a superb home theater system with this Arcam audiovisual receiver. Efficient Class AB amplification over 12 channels helps to deliver a captivating and transparent sound, and seven HDMI inputs let you connect a wide range of devices simultaneously. Bluetooth support streams wirelessly to this Arcam audiovisual receiver from your mobile device.

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Customers find value in the superb sound quality of the AVR5 595W receiver, praising its clarity and power for both music and movies. However, some users experienced challenges with the HDMI ports and found the setup process less intuitive than expected. The receiver's performance in these areas is a point of contention among users.
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I got a good deal at an introductory price during pre-order. My main usage is 80% music and 20% TV/Movies, so audio quality needs to be decent for music. I started off with an Arcam SA10 integrated amp which is probably the best sound you can buy for under $800. However, I do feel more power is needed to really push the B&W speakers at high volumes so I upgraded to a SA20 Class G amp which creates a 3D holographic sound which is surprising good for the price. Then, several weeks later I thought I could do better and after watching multiple videos of YTubers boasting about how great the Hegel H120 is, at almost twice the price of a SA20, I went to get one and did an AB test. I can tell you that the Hegel H120 has a smoother mid-range but sound stage, dynamic and bass are no match for the SA20. Well, how did I end up with the AVR5? I needed an one box solution that has a clean setup, which means the DAC, power, streaming must all be decent quality. Can the AVR5 beat the SA20 in sound quality? No it cannot, but at least it is 90% of it. Guess what? It has Roon Ready and native MQA which non of the others mentioned above have. You save $550 alone just on the streamer if you were going to for the Bluenode sound(which I had before). It does UPNP via MusicLife app, Chromecast, Tidal Connect, Bluetooth, Spotify. You can also control volume with Google Home app. I personally tried every solution and Roon is the best music app for streaming. If you don't want to pay subscription, just use the UPnP or Tidal Connect or Chromecast. For the Cons, I do feel the setup can be done better, everything is manual on the little screen of the receiver. If you didn't know, spec-wise the AVR5 is basically a AVR10 without Dirac. So yeah, you save $750 to do some manual work. The second issue I found out there are HDMI handshake issues. Sometimes the sound doesn't switch over. I had many receivers before so HDMI handshake is quite a common issue. It is a complicated issue that you cannot blame the receiver alone, because the TV is also part of the handshake. I don't switch that often so this is just a minor nuisance. The Hegel H120 which is $3K and not Roon Ready and no MQA compared to AVR5 which is $2K. I am talking about an one box solution, therefore AVR5 is a choice to consider. Let me summarize the Pros and Cons for the lazy. Pros: 1. Roon Ready and works seamlessly 2. Native MQA 3. Arcam rich and musical sound (only stereo evaluated) 4. Airplay 2, Chromecast, Tidal Connect, Spotify, Bluetooth and etc. Cons: 1. Setup require some manual work 2. HDMI handshake issues 3. Power up time/ Network connection time (only on startup) 4. Huge and heavy (also a PRO?) 5. MusicLife app is really primitive
Posted by Justned
The Arcam line of AVR's are amazing. For the price point, they have outstanding sound processing, as well as an industry-leading DAC for an A/V device. The sound is wonderful, and these are engineered to be a high-quality 2-channel music amplifier as well.
Posted by DavidP
My Marantz unit went out right as i finshed my home theater reconfigure, with a 7.2.4 atmos setup and a 9' acoustically transparent screen. Had read about Arcam with diracLive. Sale price of 1670. Bought it. Could not be happier. After running diracLive and setting the room curve i was blown away. My wife who mostly smiles and says "yes that sounds good" when i ask her was very impressed with the difference in the sound. I had a 7.2.4 systen with a regular screen, so LCR speakers were exposed and not at the same level. Thats the only ascoustic change. Dirac is a little complex, so watch a few youtube vids and you will be good to go.
Posted by GregO